ROAR Freshman FAQ
What will remote learning look like? During the first four weeks of school, students will follow their schedule to each of their classes live if possible. They will go to ClassLink and then Canvas to find their class course. On the home page of the class will be the Zoom link to enter the classroom. The teacher will provide direct instruction the first 40 minutes … Continue reading ROAR Freshman FAQ
Remote Learning Launches Tuesday
Parents and students should have received instructions through Skyward on how to prepare for remote instruction beginning Tuesday, Aug. 18. The first day of school is a B Day to start with students’ 5th period class. Student schedules are in Skyward. Instructions on how to access Skyward were provided through the email attachment sent Aug. 11. Students can contact their counselors with issues such as … Continue reading Remote Learning Launches Tuesday
Graduation 2020 Live Stream
The graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 tonight will be streamed live on both Facebook (DSHS page) and YouTube. Links are under Announcements at http://www.dsisdtx.us. The ceremony starts at 8:30 p.m. The livestream will start at 7 p.m. with announcements and music and at 7:55 p.m. a video honoring seniors will begin.
Click the link here for the YouTube stream.
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19 Seniors Health Science Certified
A total of 19 seniors passed health science certifications exams for personal trainer, pharmacy technician, and certified medical assistant. “The DSHS health science academy is pleased to congratulate these 19 seniors on passing their industry certification exams,” health science teacher Lauren Milner said. “This is a remarkable achievement and testament to their work ethic, to keep studying and working hard from home for the last nine … Continue reading 19 Seniors Health Science Certified
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POETRY: The New Normal
Coronavirus? Covid? What is that, a game? Supposedly the end has come It crept up slowly but surely Unnoticeable until it was too late to stop Now we lie in wait for an end that may or may not come With no end in sight, We hope it’s soon done At first it was the airlines And then went the events Soon after schools followed … Continue reading POETRY: The New Normal
Open Up Schooling to More Than Linguistic, Logical Intelligence
Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences is widely accepted in the field of psychology. Dr. Gardner’s research suggests that schools and standardized tests only focus on two out of the eight types of intelligence. This leads to students not being able to reach their full potential and can lead to self-esteem issues. Schools need to be making an effort to teach everyone’s learning … Continue reading Open Up Schooling to More Than Linguistic, Logical Intelligence
Sights and Sounds: Student Art Takes on Self-Isolation, COVID-19
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The Upside to Social Distancing
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Olympic Break: Staff Writer Grant Williams Explains the Impacts
With the rise of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), many events are being cancelled due to the social distancing rules, one event being the Olympics. This being postponed not only makes us have to wait to watch the greatest sporting event worldwide, but the biggest impact is on the athletes. Because these athletes go through so much training for three years awaiting the coming of the … Continue reading Olympic Break: Staff Writer Grant Williams Explains the Impacts
