Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Technology Thursday Teach Digital Citizenship: As technology plays a larger role in students' lives, it’s essential to teach responsible digital citizenship. Lessons on privacy, respect in online communications, and the dangers of cyberbullying help students navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
almost 2 years ago, Hydea Collins
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – We Are United Wednesday It’s Unity Day! Take the pledge at pacer.org/bullying/pledge. Encourage Inclusion: Create an environment where everyone feels welcome. Whether at recess, in the classroom, or during group activities, ensure no one is left out. Inclusion starts with making the effort to invite others into conversations and activities. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
almost 2 years ago, Hydea Collins
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Teachable Tuesday Teach Conflict Resolution Skills: Help students develop the tools to manage conflicts constructively. Teach them to use calm words, active listening, and problem-solving techniques to resolve disagreements instead of resorting to bullying. For more resources, contact your child’s school. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
almost 2 years ago, Hydea Collins
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Magnificent Monday Promote Kindness: Small acts of kindness, like offering a smile or a compliment, can have a magnificent impact. Encourage students to look out for one another and treat everyone with kindness, embracing differences. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
almost 2 years ago, Hydea Collins
Have a safe and enjoyable Fall Break! Please read the attachments and participate in the fun!!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Random Acts of Kindness
Pumpkin Contest
Kindergarten: See you in your festive attire! Grades 1-5: Don't forget to wear Pink tomorrow. Read below for reminders!!!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
K Friday October 11
October 11 Grades 1-5
"Hawk Nation, let us honor our esteemed principal during National Principal's Appreciation Month."
almost 2 years ago, Cory Moss
Principal’s Appreciation
Grades 3-5 Only!!!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Basketball Tryouts
Come support our Girls Hawks Basketball Team!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Lady Hawks
Our parents are priceless! Thank you for all that you do!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Priceless
Please read the flyers below for our plans for this Friday!!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Friday Funday
Kindergarten
We are asking all of our LOES HAWKS to participate!! 💚🤍
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
Fall Fun
October is National Anti-Bullying Month, and as the HAWK NATION, we have the power to make a change. Let's take a moment to reflect on the importance of KINDNESS and how it can help us prevent bullying.
almost 2 years ago, Cory Moss
KINDNESS
Good Morning HAWK Parents: Art Club is cancelled today! Thank you!
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
IMPORTANT: Dougherty County Schools will be closed Thursday and Friday in anticipation of severe weather associated with Hurricane Helene. We anticipate normal school operations will resume on Monday. Should plans change, we will send out notifications through the district app, text and email. We are now in a Hurricane Warning and a flood watch. Hurricane force winds are projected overnight Thursday, into Friday morning. The system is expected to be precipitated by excessive rain on Thursday. This is a dangerous weather system. We encourage everyone to heed the guidance of emergency management officials and take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of your family.
almost 2 years ago, DCSS
HURRICANE HELENE: Dougherty County Schools will be closed Thursday and Friday in anticipation of severe weather associated with Hurricane Helene. We anticipate normal school operations will resume on Monday. Should plans change, we will send out notifications through the district app, text and email. We are now in a Hurricane Warning and a flood watch. Hurricane force winds are projected overnight Thursday, into Friday morning. The system is expected to be precipitated by excessive rain on Thursday. This is a dangerous weather system. We encourage everyone to heed the guidance of emergency management officials and take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of your family.
almost 2 years ago, Cory Moss
Hurricane
DoCo Schools: DCSS Parents: Please see an important message about school operations ahead of Hurricane Helene here: https://bit.ly/3XDa8BM
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson
The Dougherty County School System is excited to participate in National Bullying Prevention Month this October with the theme "United Against Bullying: One Community, One Voice." We’re hosting a variety of activities to raise awareness and promote a safe, bully-free environment for all students. Mark your calendars for Unity Day on Thursday, October 10th! The entire district will be wearing orange to show support for bullying prevention and solidarity. We encourage everyone to join us in this powerful statement. More to come!!!
almost 2 years ago, Hydea Collins
WEATHER STATEMENT: Click the link for important information about Tropical Storm Helene: https://bit.ly/3XToE9L
almost 2 years ago, DCSS
DoCo Schools: Parents, click the link below for important information on Tropical Storm Helene: https://bit.ly/3XToE9L
almost 2 years ago, Latoyia Jackson