As this semester comes to a close, it can be hard to remember all of the fun and exciting events and accomplishments that the Dee-Mack High School students had over the last 5 months. Here are some highlights!
Students...
As the winter months are approaching, many people are mourning the loss of sunny summer days and basking in the sun. I'm here to remind you of all of the fun activities that we miss out on during the warmer...
Welcome to the Dee-Mack Art Gallery. This art column will cover a monthly update of Dee-Mack High School art students’ progress on their creations. This month, seniors Libby Medlin, Abby Jones, and Allison...
Here are some of Dee-Mack's favorite books, all available through Mr. McCoy in the library!
Ethan Gordon:
When interviewing Ethan, he proposed The Lord of the Rings series as his favorite book...
On Friday, October 4th, Dee-Mack High School will be hosting their 2nd annual Blackout for Easterseals Tailgate Party and Football Game! Being in a district who finds extreme community involvement in high...
This year, Dee-Mack’s staff gained three new faces. Mr. Hasty, who teaches math, Ms. Tompkins, who teaches English, and Mr. Finney, who teaches computers, all joined our staff and, from the looks...
Over the weekend of September 14th and 15th, the National Honors Society sponsored their 3rd annual “Paint Your Spot” fundraiser event for the Make a Wish Foundation. Any student who has a spot in...
“It’s okay to fail, as long as you fail forward, because we learn from failures. If nobody ever failed, if nobody was ever challenged, then we would never grow.” This is what Mr.Hackett responded...
By banning a book, government officials or private individuals remove books from libraries, bookstores, or schools because they disagree with the ideas, themes, or content of them. These ideas and themes,...
Matthew Perry was a shining light who conquered many hearts. He seemed like the type of guy who had everything right in his life, however, that was not the truth. Inside, he was dealing with pain like...
In 2004, the most watched movie in theaters was Shrek, George W Bush was president and Ms. Hammond was eight. For homecoming this year, we’re throwing it back to the early 2000s, so I went back twenty...
