The 2020 Census is seeking applicants from our community for both full- and part-time work, and applications can be submitted online. El Censo del 2020 tiene puestos que abrirán pronto, ofrecemos puestos temporales de tiempo completo o tiempo parcial.
As the new school begins, changes are visible around the Dell City School campus, but among the most noticeable is an initiative to improve and revitalize the school library. For the first time in years, the district has a school librarian, Carolina Coto. Administrators say that Coto, and the library itself, will play a vital role in nurturing a “culture of reading” at Dell City ISD.
Congratulations to Dell City ISD staffers Susie Estrada, Elsa McCray and Adriana Sanchez, who were recognized at a May 29 school board meeting for going “above and beyond” in their work at the school.
The Dell City School, and the Dell Valley community, are proud of the 10 members of the Class of 2019, and are excited for them as they enter a new chapter in their lives.
The school had a “Senior Walk” this week. In caps and gowns, seniors, and graduating pre-K and kindergarten students, marched the halls, and then, in the school courtyard, seniors shared words of advice with the young students.
Dell City ISD's Teachers of the Year were announced last week at the school board's monthly meeting. Erika Gamez, the district's kinder and first-grade teacher, was named the elementary teacher of the year, and math teacher Paula Walston is teacher of the year for secondary.
Homer Scrimshire Jr. – “JR” – has been recognized for the outstanding contribution he's making to the Dell City School. The district's maintenance staffer, Scrimshire is a “craftsman,” and, with his fine workmanship, he's helped create a new and improved atmosphere for our students and staff.
Alethea Mata joins Dell City ISD this year as the school's secondary science teacher. She's the district's one-person science department – teaching seventh- and eighth-grade science, biology, anatomy and physiology, physics and chemistry. Mata has a degree in biology, but she said that, as much as a love for the subject matter, it's a desire to serve that's motivated her to become a teacher.
Virginia Ramirez joins Dell City ISD this year as the district's fifth- and sixth-grade teacher. She brings to the job not only teaching experience, but the diverse real-world experiences of a self-described “lifelong learner.”
