Hello Parents,

Digits is a math program being used at Davis Middle School this year.  If you want to see some what your child is learning, please log into your child’s Digits account.   Please see the website link and the examples below, and use your child’s full name.  If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher.

http://mathdashboard.com/digitssnp

6th Grade

Username: 21LastName_FirstName

Password: FirstInitialStudentId

7th Grade

Username: 20LastName_FirstName

Password: FirstInitialStudentId

8th Grade

Username: 19LastName_FirstName

Password: FirstInitialStudentId

Dear music friends,

 

Come join your award-winning Dublin Scioto Marching Band at Oakland Nursery!

 

The Dublin Scioto Marching Band will be performing a community concert at Oakland Nursery around 5:15pm on Friday October 10th.  Come out and see our fabulous band without the crowd of the stadium!

 

Please feel free to forward this to your families, grandparents, neighbors, etc., as the concert will provide great exposure to our students participating in music in elementary and middle school.

 

Regards,

 

Lisa McClellan

President-elect and VP, Scioto

Dublin Music Boosters

Hope you can attend our next PTO meeting at the school, October 15th at noon.

Dublin City Schools Superintendent, Dr. Todd Hoadley will be our guest speaker.  We will also be voting on and approving the revised DMS PTO By-Laws and Financial Policy.

To view the existing PTO By-Laws, last updated in 2009, please click the link below.

DMS 2013 By-Laws

The Financial Policy and By-Laws documents (See By-Laws & Rules page) were presented at the September PTO meeting.  The PTO will be voting to accept these two documents at the October 15th meeting.

Davis PTO is looking for volunteers for this school year!  Please get in touch with me to find out about the many volunteer opportunities available.  We have opportunities to fit everyone’s schedules and time allotments. We are looking for library volunteers immediately, let me know if you are interested!  suehutras2@gmail.com

There are 2 public forums remaining to discuss the District’s 
enrollment growth and student housing needs.  

These will be held at 7 p.m. Aug. 21 in the lecture hall at Coffman, and 7 p.m. Aug. 28 in the Grizzell library. If you have questions or concerns about either option 1 or option 2 (see below), you should plan on attending one or both of these meetings. 

Option one is building elementary 13 on Bright Road rather than in Jerome Village. Adding a new elementary school would require $1.9-million in annual operating costs. This option would result in widespread redistricting and take a minimum of two-years to complete. Additionally, this proposal only addresses elementary enrollment growth concerns. 

Option two, which we feel is the most fiscally prudent and least disruptive, is repurposing the $14.5 million voters originally approved in 2008 for the construction of elementary 13. Instead of building elementary 13, and incurring the accompanying $1.9 million annual operating costs, the District could construct additions to five elementary schools, Jerome High School and possibly Grizzell Middle School.  The additions would be constructed in a shorter time frame
than building a new school. This plan saves significant annual operating costs, minimizes redistricting, and preserves the neighborhood school concept. This plan has the potential to resolve district-wide student housing needs at all levels for a minimum of four years. 

“We are continuing to look at our options and plan for our District’s future,” said Superintendent Dr. Todd Hoadley. “These are important decisions and we want to be certain we are carrying out the will of our community.”