DKHS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

If you are planning to dual enroll next semester at RMTC it is best to get your classes scheduled as soon as possible. Preferably before December 20th. The Office will be open during winter break until December 20th for sure. They may be open December 21st, if they are it will most likely be a half day. No classes are supposed to be added after the withdrawal date of the semester. If you are unable to, you can still register during January, although it is preferred you do so before then due to the library being busy.

Student Council will meet Thursday morning at 7:30 in Miss Dinda's Classroom. See you then!

Our brilliant Forensic Science students have been immersing themselves in the intricate world of DNA fingerprinting, taking a unique approach before diving into gel electrophoresis. Using nothing but paper and pencils, they skillfully crafted models of DNA strands to determine the paternity of a child. Through these creative simulations, these aspiring forensic scientists showcased their analytical prowess, transforming abstract concepts into tangible insights. The transition from paper models to hands-on gel electrophoresis is the next exciting step in their journey. Stay tuned for more updates as these dedicated students continue unraveling genetic mysteries, one simulated DNA strand at a time!

#ForensicScience #DNAFingerprinting #StudentProjects #ScienceInAction #FutureScientists #ProudEducator

Our brilliant students have been learning about the world of atoms, electrons, and patterns.
They've just completed crafting Bohr Models for the first 18 elements, unraveling the mysteries of electron structures and uncovering fascinating trends. From the simplicity of hydrogen to the complexity of argon, the journey has been enlightening! #ChemistryExploration #BohrModels #ElectronPatterns #ScientificDiscoveries

Students work on a Day of the Dead puzzle in Spanish class. When work is completed early, students can practice their problem solving skills… and patience with a puzzle.