Join us on Monday, May 11 for 6-8 Grade Spring Music Program!
Dear Dee-Mack Stakeholders,
As part of our commitment to the health and well-being of our students and staff, Deer Creek-Mackinaw CUSD #701 is currently conducting its Triennial Wellness Policy Assessment.
This assessment is a requirement by the State of Illinois to ensure our district's wellness policies continue to meet the needs of our school community. To help us gather necessary data for this review, we invite all stakeholders to complete a brief Wellness Survey.
Your feedback is essential in helping us evaluate our progress and improve our wellness initiatives. Thank you for your continued support of our students’ health and success.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/UE91s9RPrTFNUsV2A
As part of our commitment to the health and well-being of our students and staff, Deer Creek-Mackinaw CUSD #701 is currently conducting its Triennial Wellness Policy Assessment.
This assessment is a requirement by the State of Illinois to ensure our district's wellness policies continue to meet the needs of our school community. To help us gather necessary data for this review, we invite all stakeholders to complete a brief Wellness Survey.
Your feedback is essential in helping us evaluate our progress and improve our wellness initiatives. Thank you for your continued support of our students’ health and success.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/UE91s9RPrTFNUsV2A
It's a great day to be a Chief!
April 22 is a 'Win It Wednesday'!
High school students with all grades of 2 and higher will have a late start! Classes begin at 9:00am and the day follows a special bell schedule. Names of students who qualify will be posted on Friday of the previous week. Students who qualify but do not have alternate transportation will be supervised in the gym, library or multi-purpose room until classes begin.
High school students who have 1 or 0 in any class are required to attend morning intervention, arriving at school at the normal time of 8:10. This is an important opportunity for students to get extra help to raise their grade or get caught up on missing assignments.
High school students with all grades of 2 and higher will have a late start! Classes begin at 9:00am and the day follows a special bell schedule. Names of students who qualify will be posted on Friday of the previous week. Students who qualify but do not have alternate transportation will be supervised in the gym, library or multi-purpose room until classes begin.
High school students who have 1 or 0 in any class are required to attend morning intervention, arriving at school at the normal time of 8:10. This is an important opportunity for students to get extra help to raise their grade or get caught up on missing assignments.
Wednesday, April 15 is a SIP Day. All students will be dismissed at 11:30!
Join us at Dee-Mack High School on April 18 for the Dee-Mack Fun Festival! This event, hosted by Dee-Mack High School's FCCLA members, is for families with students in prek-8th grade and includes carnival games, food and prizes! The entrance fee is $5, which includes 10 tickets!
All money raised helps food insecurity in our community.
All money raised helps food insecurity in our community.
