The Dell City School and Dell City community came together Wednesday, Sept. 15, for our fall Open House – and the event kicked off with an" awards assembly, honoring Cougar achievement in the classroom during the first six-week period of the new school year.
The Dell City School football field was formally renamed Trooper Michael “Mike” Schulze Football Field last Thursday, Sept. 2, when the Dell City community came together with friends and family from near and far for a dedication ceremony. It's a testament to the unique and enduring bond between Mike and the Dell City School – and to Mike's contributions as a public servant, and community member.
The Dell City School will host a very special event tomorrow – when Cougar Field is dedicated and formally renamed Trooper Michael “Mike” Schulze Football Field. The dedication ceremony begins at 5 p.m. (Mountain time), and all are invited to attend.
The Cougar varsity football team had its season opener Friday, Aug. 27, and the school came together – with Mr. Perry and the Cougar drumline taking the lead – for a spirited send-off of the team. Though the Cougars came up short against Fort Davis in the away game, our players competed fiercely for the full duration.
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The Dell City School and Dell Valley communities came together Friday, May 28, at Cougar Field, to celebrate the Class of 2021 – Tristan Smetak, valedictorian, and Vanessa Galvan, salutatorian. It was a lovely evening – the Dell Valley and Hudspeth County communities are so proud of Tristan and Vanessa, and we wish them the best in the next stage of their lives!
Congratulations to the 2021 Dell City School kindergarten graduates – Makenzie Alvord, Magdalena Coto, Marlene Reyes, Allison Rodriguez and Elisa Rodriguez – who celebrated their graduation in Cougar Gym May 26!
Makayla VanVooris joins Dell City ISD this year as our fifth- through eighth-grade math and science teacher. Ms. V knew from an early age that she wanted to be a teacher, and there's no mistaking her gifts as an educator: With her creativity in the classroom, she's challenging and energizing Cougar students.
Mark Edens is Dell City ISD's new Ag teacher. He comes to the district with 40 years of experience in education, and with a history of success as a teacher and principal. But Ag education is his first passion. Teaching, Edens said, is “a form of ministry, a kind of service,” and Edens knew that he had a calling to Ag by the time he was a freshman in high school.
