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Good afternoon DTJH Parents/Guardians, Interim Reports went home with students this afternoon. Please follow up with your students about their 4th quarter progress.

Good afternoon DTJH Parents/Guardians, Don't forget to purchase a ticket for your student to the Sneaker Ball Dance! https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZH51599JY082TK_ZZ62DXZJKI0PDHX Click on the link below to sign up to be a chaperone https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdBuvGo-rB-IUf158wvAlwPmx8Z2vvW8KlPe7-izl_qwCQqfA/viewform

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At DTJH, the 9th grade English students participated in a fishbowl discussion about Book 5 of The Odyssey. Students brought questions about how Odysseus’s decision to leave the goddess Calypso’s island, even after she proposed immortality and a life of happiness to get him to stay. Students explored his decision to leave and suffer a hard trip, bringing their best talking points and open minds to hear their classmates’ perspectives and connections to the reading. While this is happening at DTJH, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child’s school.

Good afternoon 9th Grade Parents/Guardians, With the exciting upcoming events that are around the corner for the 9th grade class, we wanted to provide clear communication to you all so that we are all prepared to finish off the year strong! Click on the links below to fill out the permission slips and submit payment. The deadline for the permission slips and payment is Friday, April 26th. Travelers Game Permission Slip: https://www.cognitoforms.com/EStemPublicCharterSchool/_20249thGradeTravelersGameDay Main Event Field Day Permission Slip: https://www.cognitoforms.com/EStemPublicCharterSchool/_2024DTJH9thGradeFieldDay Main Event Field Day Payment: https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZH51599JY082TK_ZZ62HMRVWZ6YD9X

Students in grades 3rd-6th are gearing up for EVE's 2nd Annual Chess Tournament. During the school year students in 3rd- 6th grade get the opportunity to learn the fundamental of chess in our Master Minds class. This class is taught by Mr. Mel Robinson. Students learn to win with humility and lose with grace, understanding that the true essence of chess lies not just in victory, but in the journey of self-improvement and growth. By the end of the class, students emerge as confident and capable chess players, equipped with the knowledge and skills to enjoy this timeless game for years to come. We are looking forward to our students demonstrating what they have learned on Thursday.

eStem DTK6 held audtions today for our first "eStem's Got Talent" show. Here is the list of contestants who are moving on to the show! Congratulations to those who made it and thank you to all who tried out! eStem really does have talent!

Good afternoon DTJH Families, Check out this week's edition of The Mets Press! https://5il.co/2hybv Remember, there will be no school on Monday, April 8th. See you on Tuesday!

Good afternoon EVJH families, this is a reminder there is NO School April 8, 2024 due to the Solar Eclipse. Students and staff will return Tuesday April 9, 2024.

Good afternoon EVJH families. Our students will be taking the ATLAS test April 23rd, 24th, and the 25th. We would love for parents to donate any of the following items: Water, Gold fish, Cheez-Its, Peppermints, or Jolly Ranchers. You can drop off any of those items in our front office. If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out. Have a great weekend see you Tuesday.

The 6th grade students at EVE had a special guest come talk to them about the importance of recycling!

Where were you August 21, 2017? Our DTK6 staff and students were viewing the eclipse from our playground. Here are some flashback photos from that event. Do you recognize anyone in these pics? This year, we will not be at school, but we can still view this spectacular event from our homes. Thank you to Arkansas STEM Coalition for our eclipse glasses! Let us know what your plans are for the day!

Good Morning DTJH Parents/Guardians, ATLAS Testing is right around the corner. We are hoping to treat our students to a snack each morning. If you are able to, please use the links below to donate items for our students. Sign Up Genius Link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E44A8A92DA2FDC25-48745619-snacks#/ Amazon Cart Link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/WJ5JOC2QMJG6/ref=hz_ls_biz_ex

Good morning DTJH Parents/Guardians, Don't forget to submit the permission slip for your student to attend the Travelers Game no later than Friday, April 26th. https://www.cognitoforms.com/EStemPublicCharterSchool/_20249thGradeTravelersGameDay

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Some of our 4th-6th grade students from EVE traveled to the Hall of Industry for the Arkansas Stem Festival. While there, students were able to view robotic demonstrations and learned how artificial intelligence is shaping education.

Katherine Blake from CALS visited the DTJH social studies classes this week to teach students how to use their “Tech Cards” and explore academic resources on the CALS website. While this is happening at DTJH, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child’s school.

We are taking the MADNESS out of March with our staff snack baskets! Admin delivered baskets to teachers and staff this afternoon to provide them with their favorite snacks and drinks! They will be able to refill them twice by the end of April to help make it through the testing season. A BIG thank you to the parents who donated money to provide these sweet and tasty treats!

Last Thursday evening, some of our Downtown Elementary 6th graders attended “Discovering Excellence in AR” at the Museum of Discovery. This event aims at introducing students to the many STEM career paths available in Arkansas. Scientists from various disciplines conducted hands-on activities during the evening to engage students and to talk about businesses and careers in STEM. Mrs. Mohiuddin, one of our 6th grade math and science teachers, has taken a group to this event for the past 4 years. She said, "It’s a great learning experience, and I am glad our students have the opportunity to participate." Miles Adams, Taylor Robinson, Josiah Ngampa Glynn, Ivy Cates, Erik Ellis and Leif Ellis were the students who were nominated to attend the event along with their parents.