It has been brought to our attention that several people have received phone calls from a person stating they are affiliated with Delavan school district. This person is asking for monetary donations and asking if businesses would like to put their name on the back of a T-shirt to support the district. This person is not affiliated with the district. This is a scam.
Good morning.
We have a gas smell in the elementary building, so we are taking precaution, and evacuating all students to the Methodist Church. Please allow us to get students on busses and delivered to the Methodist Church before you come to pick your child up. We will be closing school for the day.
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Bank of Pontiac and Delavan High School have collaborated on a Student of the Month program at DHS. Students are nominated based on the following criteria: academic performance – class participation, attending school regularly, completion of assignments, good grades or dramatic improvement in grades; character – compassionate, honest, initiative, loyal, respectful, optimistic, trustworthy, hardworking, and responsible; behavior – obeys rules, well mannered, positive attitude, respectful to peers, teachers, and staff members; good citizenship throughout the year –respect for others and their property in school and in the community; and demonstrates a leadership role – the ability to help, inspire, and motivate others towards achieving a positive, common goal. Bank of Pontiac is awarding the chosen students a $25.00 gift card of their choice from a local Delavan business.
November’s Students of the Month are Remi Martin and David LiCalzi. Remi is the daughter of Chris and Cory Martin. She is a sophomore at DHS where she participates in drama club and speech team. David is the son of Angela and Scott LiCalzi. He is a junior at DHS where he participates in ESports.
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On November 26, students and staff will travel to Logan Lanes in Lincoln, IL for cosmic bowling, virtual golf, and billiards. Carnival will pay for these activities. Arcade games and snacks are available at the student’s expense. To attend, they must have met all carnival requirements. If not met, students will stay back and have a study hall.
Paid all fees – food, t-shirt (optional), ticket books
Worked their shift the night of Carnival and participated in their class skit
All past Carnival dues paid from previous years
Students will be out of the building at Logan Lanes from 8:30 until 12:20
We recently discovered a network outage that impacted our systems.
Upon learning of this issue, we immediately began an investigation and efforts to restore our systems. As part of this investigation, we are working closely with external professionals to assist in our investigation and data restoration. This investigation and process are ongoing. Our goal right now is to restore our full functionality and data. Although we are working to do this as quickly as possible, it may be a few days before full functionality can be restored. We appreciate your understanding as we work through this issue. We do not have any additional information to share at this time, but we will keep you apprised of relevant developments as the investigation continues.
Thank you for your patience.
Friday Spotlights
Bank of Pontiac and Delavan High School have collaborated on a Student of the Month program at DHS. Students are nominated based on the following criteria: academic performance – class participation, attending school regularly, completion of assignments, good grades or dramatic improvement in grades; character – compassionate, honest, initiative, loyal, respectful, optimistic, trustworthy, hardworking, and responsible; behavior – obeys rules, well mannered, positive attitude, respectful to peers, teachers, and staff members; good citizenship throughout the year –respect for others and their property in school and in the community; and demonstrates a leadership role – the ability to help, inspire, and motivate others towards achieving a positive, common goal. Bank of Pontiac is awarding the chosen students a $25.00 gift card of their choice from a local Delavan business.
October’s Students of the Month are Drew Robison and Bryson Horning. Drew is the daughter of Andrew and Kendra Robison. She is a junior at DHS where she participates in cross-country, volleyball, track, and FCA. Bryson is the son of Josh and Lori Horning. He is a senior at DHS where he participates in golf, basketball, baseball, drama club, student council, and FCA.
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Notification on increased bacterial pneumonia cases in Tazewell County
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Reminder that today is a 2:15 dismissal day and there will be no school tomorrow or Monday.
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