
DPS Parent Post
October 14, 2022

State of the District 2022
On Tuesday, October 11, DPS held a State of the District to update our community on the work we're doing. See the live streamed event below!
Grab your GW tickets on GoFan!
Today, GW is playing the Halifax County Comets for senior night at HOME at Averett University's North Campus. Grab your tickets ahead of time on GoFan, and hurry, space is limited!
Spotted at DPS: A look at what's happening in our schools!
Pink Day at Johnson
Last week, Johnson celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness Month by holding a "Pink Out" day.
Fall Vibes at Westwood
Westwood Middle spiced up their Parent Conference Day with fall decorations and a photo booth!
DFD visits Northside
Important Upcoming Events
October 19 - Report cards go home
October 20 - School Board meeting at 5:30 p.m.
October 29 - GW Homecoming
October 31 - Halloween; Annual Market Monster Mash at the Community Market
View the district calendar here, and remember to keep up with school-based events by regularly checking their websites and social media.
Tiny Tidbits: Small bits of news from DPS!
- The GW Middle School Football Team remains undefeated! This week, they defeated Laurel Park 50-0. Congratulations, team!
- Passport to a Great Adventure reading challenge continues! Make sure your student is reading and logging those minutes for the chance to win great prizes!
- Need to catch up on the Parent Post? They're all on our Communications page under "Weekly Newsletters!"
Partner Spotlight: Ruby B. Archie Public Library
Did you know that Danville Public Schools students have access to public library materials, online databases and streaming services through the division's partnership with the Danville Public Library? Through the Student Access Program, students of DPS can use their school ID to place holds on and check out materials from the Danville Public Library, and they can choose to pick up their borrowed material either at their school or at the Ruby B. Archie Library location. Students can also access e-resources including e-books, audiobooks, movies, music, online databases, and streaming services. Watch this video for more information on using a student ID card to access Overdrive (e-books and audiobooks) and Hoopla (e-books, audiobooks, graphic novels (comics), music, movies, and TV shows).
For more information about this program or assistance accessing materials, visit a DPS school library or call the Danville Public Library's Youth Services Department at (434) 799-5195.