There is more work to be done, but Dell City School students, faculty and staff have reason to be proud and happy. Data released recently by the Texas Education Agency show that the school has made significant improvements in academic achievement.
It was a tough loss for our Cougar varsity football team, when they fell to the Permian Basin Renegades in the Homecoming game Saturday, Sept. 25, at Schulze Field. The Cougars had bright moments in the game – including some impressive defensive play – but couldn't string together a consistent performance.
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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Elsa McCray – who joined the Dell City ISD staff in 2018 – is our first- and second-grade teacher this year. She's a natural in the classroom – a nurturer, and a skilled instructor – and she's building an impressive record of teaching success: her young students consistently read well above grade level.
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.
