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Plans for Fall
July 7, 2020 To: Dayton School District Parents From: Guy Strot, Superintendent Subject: Process to plan for school in the fall ...
Emergency Meal Program/Pandemic EBT Cards
Students in grades K-12 are eligible for Pandemic EBT cards to help with buying groceries while school is closed for the summer. Families can apply by calling 877-501-2233...
ECEAP Preschool Program Enrolling Now!!
Enrolling Now!! 2020-2021 school year Dayton ECEAP Preschool FREE TO FAMILIES ON LIMITED INCOME For children who are 4 years old by August 31st 3 year...
Kindergarten Registration Packets
2020-2021 Kindergarten Registration Packet - PDF Kindergarten registration packets can be picked up in the Dayton Elementary School Multipurpose Room Monday through...
K-5 Homework Packets
Reading and math packets for grades K-5 can be found in the documents section of our website or at the following link: Homework Folder For more information or if you are...
Events
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Jana Eaton
The application for the Pandemic EBT card is open. All students in grades K-5 are eligible to receive a Pandemic EBT card. Students in grades 6-12 that receive free or reduced price meal benefits are eligible. To apply, complete the online application at https://www.washingtonconnection.org/home/ or call 877-501-2233. If you have questions or need more information please contact the District office at 509-382-2543. view image
Doug Johnson
What about school re-opening in the fall of 2020? The link below will take you to a video from State Superintendent Reykdal where he tackles some of the questions regarding returning to school in the Fall of 2020. The presentation was given June 20 - please remember that as new information becomes available changes are possible regarding what school will look like in the Fall of 2020. The District will continue to prepare based on the most current information made available to the administration and the Board of Directors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WotQhMrVzZw&feature=youtu.be
Doug Johnson
Students who have checked out chrome books may keep them until school resumes. We ask that everyone take good care of them, contact someone if they are damaged or you have a problem. If you want to turn in the chrome book bring them to multi purpose room during meal time or the District Office between 9-12. We hope students take advantage of this opportunity to continue learning. Thank you to the community for supporting technology through levy funding.
Doug Johnson
Although the County may be in Stage 3 all School District indoor facilities remain closed to the public, including the gym, multi purpose room and weight room.
Doug Johnson
Good Tuesday afternoon to everyone We had hoped to receive some guidance from the state, Governor and State Superintendent of Schools, regarding returning to school next fall yesterday. What we received instead was a note explaining they are still working on guidance and are waiting for information from the Department of Health and other agencies. They hope to share information with all school districts by the end of the week. While this is disappointing, it is also a message illustrating the many complex pieces returning to school will bring and the desire to provide best possible options. The District understands the need for employees and families to have answers to the questions the fall of 2020 brings. Until we receive options and guidelines the state will support we would only be guessing about what options we should consider and how to manage the operational questions that may come with the options. It has become clear no matter what option is selected there will be some who feel uncomfortable or even angry about the new school year. We need you to know that while we can respect your frustrations and strong opinions the District’s actions must follow any guidelines given to us. While there will be opportunities for local districts to make some decisions there will be some directives required of us. The result for the Dayton School District will reflect our commitment to our student’s education and our willingness to collaborate with parents and community within the parameters given to the District. Working together, as always, Dayton will find a way to provide for the needs of students and families. Respectfully Douglas Johnson, outgoing Superintendent Dayton School District And Guy Strot, incoming Superintendent Dayton School District