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DHSPA 2009-10
Co-Chairs:
Kathleen Del Col
Barbara Alter
DHSPA Slate 2009 - 10
Description of DHSPA Jobs for the 2009-2010 School Year
DHSPA Expense Reimbursment
DHSPA Meetings
September 15, 2009
October 20, 2009
November 17, 2009
February 2, 2010
March 16, 2010
April 6, 2010
All DHSPA meetings have coffee at 9:00am the meeting starts at 9:15am in the DHS Auditorium
Fathers' Forum
Website - dates and info
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Have you moved this year? Changed your phone number?
Submit changes now for the2009/2010 DHS Directory!
go to DHS Directory Info!
Sign Up For the DPS “family portal”
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Darien Public Schools have adopted a new student information system called Aspen. This secure, Web-based system manages all facets of student data – from attendance, to grades to schedules. Any DHS parent or guardian can sign on to Aspen's “family portal” in order to gain access to their student's attendance, grades, and course information. We expect that the family portal will enable parents, teachers, and administrators to work together and communicate more effectively and efficiently.
The parent portal will replace last year's ParentConnect and the periodic email progress reports that teachers sent out. Please go to the following website http://www.darienps.org/boe/portal.php in order to receive information about signing on to this new parent communication tool. If you've already signed up for a son or daughter who is a student at Middlesex Middle School there is no need to sign up again – your family portal will give you access to information about your children in both schools. If you experience any difficulty with the signup process please send an email to the district's IT Department at aspen@darienps.org |
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DARIEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ED-ALERT:
Darien Public Schools' Ed-Alert is an emergency notification service that allows parents and staff to receive emails and text messages about urgent information from the Office of the Darien Superintendent of Schools. It is not meant to be a newsletter communication system. Instead, it is meant for high priority messages only, such as the following: * Emergency closings or delays due to weather or other factors * Police notifications about suspicious activity in the community * Other matters related to the welfare of our students and our schools. We recommend that each subscriber signs up for the "District Information" plus the notification for each school at which the subscriber has a student enrolled. To sign up for Ed-Alert click here http://www.myschoolpages.com/schools/darienps/ |
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CHANNEL 78 - Re-Broadcast of DHSPA's College Panel Program & "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda" Program If you missed the DHSPA Programs don't panic...Many thanks to Channel 78, you can still catch them on television! The DHSPA College Panel Program (10/8) on the college admission process (panelists from: Tufts, Washington & Lee, Bucknell & University of Denver) will be aired on Channel 78 through Friday, October 30th. The "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda" Program (10/20) with DHS parent panelists sharing tips on the college process will be re-broadcast on Channel 78 until November 13th. Questions? Please contact the Programs Committee: Susan Lattimer at wflattim@aol.com or Carolyn Kyritz at kyritzcarolyn@hotmail.com.
Documents from the "Woulda Coulda Shoulda" Program : 1 2 3 4
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Welcome Center Volunteers, 2009-2010
If you would like to work at the Welcome Center this year, please contact Patty Schoknecht, 655-3981 x 2353 or pschoknecht@darienps.org .
Volunteers work a 1 ½ hour shift every other week:
7:30 - 9:00 a.m.; 9:00 -10:30 a.m.; 10:30 a.m - 12:00 p.m.; 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.; 1:30 - 2:45p.m.
There are still a few openings available.
DHS Parents Association Student Wear
ENTER HERE:
To Order:
Send Your Name, Address, Phone,
Items and Sizes ordered along with a check made out to DHSPA to:
Valli Baker
All profits from the sale of these items support the many projects at DHS. All items will be sold at the message center, football games, DHSPA monthly meetings, open house night and class coffees.
DEPOT NEWSLETTER:
Each month the Depot sends out an informative newsletter to parents and teens. The newsletter advertises upcoming events as well as showcasingphotos and summaries of past events. In addition, the newsletter provides descriptions of some of the not-so-well-known programs which are run out of the Depot and are open to all teens. If you or your teen would like to be included in the monthly Depot Email Newsletter, please send your email address to Lynn Biggart - sevenbiggs@aol.com.
Don't get in a car with a driver who has been drinking!!
There is Safe Rides.
Any high school student in the town of Darien can call safe rides on a Friday or Saturday night for a SafeRide HOME,
by dialing 655-6551.
Make sure your DHS students know this number.
BE SAFE |
Athletes entering grades 9, 11, and 12 must have a
current (365 days old or less) DHS sports physical exam form
on file in the nurse’s office.
If you are entering grade 9, 11, or 12 and are not
participating in any sport in any athletic season, you do
not need to bring in any health forms.
Athletes entering grade 10 need BOTH the Connecticut State
Health Assessment form AND the DHS sports physical exam
form.
If you are entering grade 10 and are not participating in
any sport in any athletic season, State Law requires you to
have a physical and to bring the nurse a completed
Connecticut State Health Assessment form.
A
complete guide to weather policy,closings and delays
Recycling
Printer Cartridges @ MMS - Again this year, Middlesex
is collecting and recycling used printer cartridges of all
types and sizes, even the large laser cartridges. When you
replace your printer cartridge at home or at work, please
bring the used one to the red box at the message center or
to Frank Keen in room 266. Our primary motivation is to
lessen the impact on our natural resources and landfills.
Middlesex also receives money for each recycled cartridge.
Last year we received about $1,000 for the cartridges we
recycled. The money goes to the Student Activities Fund.
fkeen@darienps.org
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