Demopolis City Schools

NEW OPPORTUNITIES ADDED TO THE LIST! Demopolis City Schools has several job opportunities available at this time. Persons of interest may obtain an application from the Demopolis City Board of Education, 609 South Cedar Street, Demopolis, AL, 36732; HireTrue online, or download an application from the website at www.dcsedu.com, and return it to the Board office with all supporting documents. https://www.dcsedu.com/documents/about-us/employment-opportunities/278101 We would love to have you on our team!

🍎🥄 Shout-Out to Our School Lunch Heroes! 🥄🍎 Today we celebrate the incredible team that fuels our students’ minds and bodies every day — our CNP Staff! 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳 From early-morning prep to the final clean-up, these heroes work behind the scenes to ensure every student receives a nutritious, delicious, and friendly meal — with a smile! 😄🍽️ 💬 Whether it’s remembering a student’s favorite fruit or brightening someone’s day with kind words, our cafeteria crew makes a big difference in small, meaningful ways. Let’s give them a HUGE thank you for their hard work, care, and dedication! 💛💪 #LunchroomHeroes #SchoolNutritionRocks #ThankYouCafeteriaCrew #FuelingSuccess

We may be a day late (on DCS socials), but our appreciation is right on time. Thank you to our incredible principals for your unwavering leadership, dedication, and the countless ways you support our students and staff. Happy (belated) Principal’s Day — every day is better because of you!

Demopolis City Schools is going GREEN for Mental Health Awareness Day Tuesday, May 6. Mental Health is our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It is how we think, feel, and act. It helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices. Supportive families, communities, and resources can help our students build strong foundations for lifelong mental well-being. · By teaching children and teens coping skills, we can empower them to take charge of their mental health. · Know the signs of mental health issues in children and teens. Early diagnosis and treatment can save lives. · Start the conversation early: talking about mental health can help children and teens build coping skills and feel comfortable with their emotions. · Nurturing relationships and environments are important for helping children and teens develop good mental health and manage life stressors in healthy ways. · Good mental health increases the ability of children and teens to practice self-care and face challenges with resilience. CURRENT YOUTH CDC DATA: More than 20% of children ages 3-17 have a diagnosed mental health disorder. This is around 1 out of every 5 kids. 13.6% of youth (17 yrs and under) have reported having serious thoughts of suicide. 40% of high schoolers report feeling persistent sadness or hopelessness. This is 1 out of every 4 students.

Ask your student about their Progress Report today! Encourage them to do their best even if that looks like an A or a C! If your student is struggling, reach out to their teachers. They WANT your child to succeed in all areas!! Success looks different sometimes but expectations remain the same...to do your best!

Demopolis City Schools has several job opportunities available at this time. Persons of interest may obtain an application from the Demopolis City Board of Education, 609 South Cedar Street, Demopolis, AL, 36732; HireTrue online, or download an application from the website at www.dcsedu.com, and return it to the Board office with all supporting documents. https://www.dcsedu.com/documents/about-us/employment-opportunities/278101 We would love to have you on our team!

🌟 Happy Administrative Professionals Day! 🌟 We are taking a moment to shine a spotlight on the incredible women who keep everything running smoothly at the Demopolis City School Central Office. Lydia Randall is the heart of our office – the one who keeps us on track, organized, and always moving forward. She does it all with a calm confidence that inspires us daily. Gina Martin and Jessica Dial are the ultimate support system for the whole team. They’re always one step ahead, jumping in wherever needed, lending a helping hand, and making sure nothing slips through the cracks. We’re so grateful for the dedication, patience, and excellence each of you brings to the table. Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed, and today (and every day), we celebrate YOU! Thank you for being the powerhouse team that keeps our school system going!

Board Meeting Today @ 5:15 Central Office 609 S. Cedar Ave

Demopolis High School would like to invite everyone to Spring Fest Thursday, April 17. All proceeds will benefit the Demopolis City Schools Foundation.

Heads up! Demopolis City Schools will have a Data Day this Friday, April 18. Students will not report to any campuses on this day.

Demopolis City Schools Superintendent Adam Pugh, Westside Principal Brandi Smith and Demopolis Middle School Principal Allene Jones are at Stillman College today checking out new recruits at their Career Fair.

Let's come together at Demopolis City Schools to celebrate neurodiversity, promote acceptance, and spread understanding. Autism is not a disability—it's a different way of experiencing the world. 💙💛❤️ 💡 How be a part of changing the narrative? ✅ Listen and learn from autistic voices ✅ Foster inclusivity and kindness ✅ Advocate for accessibility and equal opportunities Every mind is unique, and every perspective matters. Let’s create an environment where everyone feels seen, valued, and empowered! ♾️💙 Post your pictures in the comments of you wearing your blue promoting and supporting Autism Awareness! #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #DifferentNotLess #AutismAcceptance #TheDemopolisDifference

Wednesday, April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day! Let's stand together to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for individuals on the autism spectrum. Demopolis City Schools will wear blue Wednesday to show our support and celebrate the unique strengths, talents, and perspectives of autistic individuals. 🔹 Spread kindness. 🔹 Embrace diversity. 🔹 Celebrate neurodiversity. #LightItUpBlue 💙 #AutismAwarenessDay #InclusionMatters #WearBlue #SupportAutism

Demopolis City Schools will operate on a regular schedule Monday, March 31. Please stay weather aware. See you in the morning!

It's Purple Day! #epilepsyawareness Share a picture in the comments of you wearing purple supporting epilepsy awareness! #thedemopolisdifference

Demopolis City Schools has several job opportunities available at this time. Persons of interest may obtain an application from the Demopolis City Board of Education, 609 South Cedar Street, Demopolis, AL, 36732; HireTrue online, or download an application from the website at www.dcsedu.com, and return it to the Board office with all supporting documents. https://www.dcsedu.com/documents/about-us/employment-opportunities/278101 We would love to have you on our team!

Show your support for epilepsy awareness by wearing PURPLE Wednesday, March 26th!

🌸 Back to School Vibes 🌸 Spring break is officially over, and it’s time to hit the books again! 📚✨ Let’s bring a refreshed energy and make the rest of this school year count. 💪💥We look forward to seeing all of our DCS students in the morning! #BackToSchool #SpringBreakOver #LetsDoThis

As we approach Spring Break, we want to share some important details to help ensure a smooth and enjoyable break for everyone. 📅 Spring Break Dates: March 17-21 🚌 Last Day Before Break: March 14 🏫 School Resumes: March 24 We encourage students to take this time to relax, recharge, and enjoy quality time with family. Let’s make sure your child returns to school ready to finish the school year strong. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable Spring Break!

Ask your student about their Report Card today! Encourage them to do their best even if that looks like an A or a C! If your student is struggling, reach out to their teachers. They WANT your child to succeed in all areas!! Success looks different sometimes but expectations remain the same...to do your best!