Happy Presidents Day. All campuses will be closed Monday, February 17, 2025.
Friday, February 14, will be an e-Learning Day for all schools. No students will be on campuses this day.
Monday, February 17, DCS will observe Presidents Day. All campuses will be closed.
We hope you have a wonderful extended weekend and will see you Tuesday, February 18!
Come ready to celebrate the 100th Day of School tomorrow. We have planned a day full of fun lessons and activities centered around 100!
Good News! Demopolis City Schools will return to normal operations tomorrow, January 23, 2025. While we did not get the snow we were expecting, we are thankful for this time to allow students to be out of the cold as well as letting this Flu virus run its course.
Thursday and Friday Westside, USJ, and DMS will be administering the practice ACAP test. Please make sure your student is present. We will see you tomorrow!!
Demopolis City Schools will be closed Tues, January 21 and Wed, January 22 for the possibility of winter weather and freezing roadways.
Students will return Thursday, January 23.
Stay Safe and Warm!
Due to the potential winter storm, Governor Ivey has declared a state of emergency for our area, Tuesday, Jan. 21 and Wednesday, Jan. 22.
Demopolis City Schools campuses and offices
will be closed both days.
E-learning work will be assigned for Tuesday only.
Students will return to school Thursday, January 23.
Stay safe and warm!
Due to the forecast of snow and freezing road conditions Tuesday, January 21, 2025,
DCS will conduct a Virtual/ E-Learning Day.
All schools will be closed. Students should have received assignments (packets for elementary and online for secondary) Friday.
Administration will monitor the road conditions for Wednesday and will communicate through text/phone/social media if any closure is needed for Jan. 22.
Stay safe and warm!
The flu is here and going around! Please make sure students with a 100 fever or higher are kept at home to help stop the spread of the virus. Also, remind your students to cover coughs/ sneezes and wash their hands.
Monday, January 20 , DCS will observe the Martin Luther King Jr holiday. All campuses and offices will be closed. Students will return to school Tuesday, January 21.
The DCS administration is monitoring the weather closely for Tuesday and Wednesday. Families will be notified via social media, text, and phone for any closure announcements Monday.
We will celebrate the 100th Day of School one week from today! Get ready to come dressed in your favorite winter gear. You may choose to dress as Elsa, snowmen or simply wear blue and white.
There is a possibility of winter weather across West Alabama Friday. DCS administrators are keeping a close watch on weather forecasts with constant updates from the national weather service and Marengo County EMA. We expect to announce a decision before school dismisses today on whether there will be any delays or closures Friday. Student and staff safety is always a top priority.
School closure announcements will be made via social media, calls, and texts. Please stay weather aware.
Due to the threat of freezing road conditions in the morning, and out of an abundance of caution, DCS will conduct a Virtual/ E-Learning Day tomorrow, Friday, January 10.
All schools will be closed.
Students should receive assignments for the day through their learning managements systems (Clever, Schoology, Google Classroom, etc.) or packets. Please stay safe.
We are looking forward to seeing our students tomorrow as they return for the second semester! Please pay attention to these important dates during the next few months. Specific details will be available as the time draws near.
January Menus
School will be starting back in a few days. Make sure your child is ready to begin the new year.
Merry Christmas!
We will have early dismissal TOMORROW for the holiday break! Please make sure you have made arrangements to have your child picked up promptly at 11:00.
Every year at the COTR Barbecue Cook-Off, there’s a “People’s Choice” Award given to the team with the most donations in their bucket by the end of the night. It’s all in good fun, and the best part? The proceeds always go to a great cause. Westside Elementary’s special needs department was chosen as the recipient this year, and we were awarded over $1,700! Thanks to the generosity of our amazing community, we’ll be able to purchase new sensory items for our students. We’re so thankful to live in a place like Demopolis, where kindness and support make a real difference. Pictured: Principal Smith, Dee Wright and Paul Willingham
Early dismissal December 20th for the holidays. Please make arrangements to have your child picked up at 11:00.
Christmas pictures will be taken December 5th. Watch for more information when we return from the holidays!
