By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
We are so fortunate to have a wonderfully talented group of administrative assistants here at D’Evelyn. This Wednesday is Administrative Assistants Day, if you get the chance this week, you and/or your child/ren are encouraged to give them some words of appreciation either in person or with a card, email, or phone call. The following administrative assistants are the backbone of our school and keep everything running smoothly: Jan Skelton, Beth Raczynski, Jennifer Lillibridge, DJ Mallet, Crystal Frigo, Lorraine Barnes, Kim Racine, Ginger Gee, and Nader Sheikhan. 
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
We are excited to announce that the D’Evelyn music department will be expanding in 2023-2024. In March, Dr. Theis let the administration know that he would not be returning next school year, as he was moving to New Orleans. We are thankful for the work Dr. Theis put into our music program this year, and we wish him well on his future endeavors. After a thorough process, we have hired Matthew Morrissette to fill the Instrumental Music and Band Director position. Mr. Morrissette will be teaching all band classes and the Orchestra Level 2 class. Mr. Matthew Morrissette is entering his 7th year of teaching after graduating from Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2017 with a Music Education Degree. Mr. Morrissette began his musical career in Jeffco in the Green Mountain Area where he played the saxophone (And continues to play today). He later went on to perform in the Green Mountain High School Marching Band, Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble, and Pit Orchestra before graduating from Green Mountain in 2011. During his time at MSU Denver, Mr. Morrissette began teaching as a Woodwind Instructor for Green Mountain High from 2012-2016 as well as serving in the same position for Fairview High School in 2016. Mr. Morrissette student-taught with Tim Libby at Cherry Creek High School. In 2017 he was offered the Band Director Position at Green Mountain High School. During his time there he increased program enrollment from 70 to over 100 total students in two years, expanded the Jazz Program to two bands of 18, and expanded the Marching Band from under 40 to 65 prior to the pandemic. Finally, Mr. Morrissette obtained his Master’s Degree in Secondary Education from Grand Canyon University in October of 2022. Mr. Morrissette is thrilled to be starting the next chapter of his teaching career with the D’Evelyn students and staff this fall.
In the near future Mr. Morrissette will have a meeting for Marching Band members and families. If you have questions you can email him at [email protected].
By: Megan Choun, Math Teacher & Yearbook Advisor
Attention all students and parents: Yearbooks will be arriving in the next couple of weeks. We would love to give you yours, however, all fines in your account must be paid, all library fines must be paid, and/or all library books must be returned, in order to receive your yearbook. Make sure all fines are paid and books are returned by May 5th to avoid any delay in receiving your yearbook. If you did not order a yearbook and would like to purchase one, please add your information to the Google form here. This is a first come first serve list. This is not a guarantee you will receive a book. We will notify you when the books arrive and if you are able to purchase one. Keep in mind the price does go up in the spring, yearbooks are $80 in May.
Senior Finals and English and Math MAP Testing for 6th-10th grades will take place on Thursday, May 11 and Friday, May 12. On these testing days, the entire school will operate on a modified block schedule as outlined below.
Details specific to MAP testing:
Thursday, May 11 Class Schedule On Thursday, classes will be held for periods 1-3 and 7th hour. These class periods will be longer to accommodate the testing schedule. Although students will attend their regular classrooms for each period, their lunch period might be different based on the floor of their 3rd period class and subject, as explained below. 
Friday, May 12 Class Schedule
On Friday, classes will be held for periods 4-7. These class periods will be longer to accommodate the testing schedule. Although students will attend their regular classrooms for each period, their lunch period might be different based on the floor of their 6th-period class and subject, as explained below. 
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
Finals will be held Wednesday, May 24 - Friday, May 26. Each day will begin with office hours where students have the option to check-in with their teachers to review, seek help, and prepare for finals. Quiet study is available in the library and in teachers' classrooms, for students that arrive before 8:30 am. There will be two finals a day, starting at 8:30 am. Students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Full schedule is outlined below. 
By: Natalie Hart, D'Evelyn Dash Coordinator
The D'Evelyn DASH will be held on Saturday, August 26th, 2023. There will be games, activities, food, live entertainment, student booths, the senior parade, and more! Organized by the D’Evelyn Education Foundation, the DASH is a key fundraiser that provides support for scholarships, sports, academics, and activities throughout the year.
By: Crystal Frigo
The counseling office has volunteer opportunities to help in the office during school hours. If you would like to volunteer send your contact information to Ms. Crystal. When opportunities come up, you will be notified via email with open dates and times.
By: Wendi Graper
A big thank you to all the after prom volunteers! We asked and you answered! We are so grateful to have such a supportive community. This event could not be done without you. Smiles and laughter were plentiful all night. The kids definitely had a fantastic and safe time. View After Prom photos online. 
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April 29 - D'Evelyn Community Outreach Program, Vietnam Veterans of America Donation Drive @ D'Evelyn, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (acceptable donations) April 30 - Plumbline Scholarship nominations are due May 1
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May 5 - AP U.S. History test, 8:00 am May 7 - Baccalaureate, in the D’Evelyn Auditorium, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm (volunteer) May 8
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May 17 - Senior Banquet 6:00 pm at the Denver Marriott West Hotel May 18 - Senior Picnic, 11 am - 2 pm at Applewood Park (volunteer) May 19 - Graduation Rehearsal in the Auditorium, 12:30 pm May 20 - Graduation @ the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, 9:00 am (students arrive by 8:00 am) May 22 - Steering Committee Meeting, 4:30 pm May 23 - Volunteer event to stuff Finals Care Packages, Library (room L200C) 12:30-2:15 pm May 24 - Finals for 5th and 6th periods, students dismissed at 12:00 pm May 25 - Finals for 3rd and 4th periods, students dismissed at 12:00 pm May 26
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
Are you switching districts or going to a private school for the 2023-2024 school year? If you have decided to have your child/ren attend another school district or a private school for the 2023-2024 please email our registrar Jennifer Lillibridge and let her know your plans. This is how we start the unenrollment process and it will allow us to offer that D’Evelyn spot to a family on the waitlist. 
By: Jennifer Lillibridge
The Junior High Play, The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon will be showing this Thursday, April 20 & Friday, April 21 at 7pm. The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm are turned on their heads in this fast-paced ride as two individuals attempt to combine all 209 stories into one spectacular show. This production has been directed and designed completely by senior high students, so come out and support everyone’s wonderful work. Tickets at the door for $5
By: Chris Powers
Get ready to spike and serve at the upcoming D'Evelyn Summer Slam Volleyball Tourney! This co-ed tournament is set to take place on April 27 during 7th hour (1:40 p.m.) and will continue into the early evening. It's the perfect opportunity to show off your skills and have some fun with friends and family. To enter the tournament, you'll need to create a team of four with at least one member of a different gender from the others on the team. The tournament is open to teachers, parents, and students from all schools, so feel free to invite anyone who loves to play volleyball. There will be a Jr. High division and a Sr. High division. There will be prizes for the top finishers in each division, as well as a special prize for the best costume. To register, simply fill out the registration form and include the full name and phone number of each team participant. Each participant will also need to turn in their printed forms.
By: Jenna Spendlove, DEF Executive Director
Prom and After Prom activities kick off this weekend. Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased this week during lunch. A student and parent-signed Prom / After Prom waiver must be submitted prior to purchasing tickets. Prom Info Saturday, April 22, 7 pm - 11 pm Glenmoor Country Club, 110 Glenmoor Drive, Cherry Hills Village, CO 80113 After Prom Info April 22 & April 23, 11 pm - 3 am The Ridge Recreation Center, 6613 S Ward St, Littleton, CO 80127 After Prom is a parent-sponsored/supervised event with games, food, drink, a rock wall, and swimming which provides a fun and safe setting for our students. It also serves as a goodbye party for our Seniors. You can attend After Prom if you do not attend Prom. Students should bring their suits and there will be a place to store their suits and other items. Funding for After Prom comes from parent donations, ticket sales, and a significant contribution from the D’Evelyn Education Foundation. We need many volunteers and donations to ensure its success. Sign up to volunteer or donate needed items. We are currently looking for people to shadow a team leader this year to take on the planning for the next prom. This is an excellent opportunity to get involved with other D’Evelyn Families and participate in a long-standing D’Evelyn tradition. Please contact Wendi Graper @ [email protected] if you’re interested in a rewarding position on the After Prom Committee.
By: Elizabeth Smith
D’Evelyn has a rich tradition of holding a Baccalaureate ceremony in celebration of the graduating class. This ceremony is a student-led, non-denominational service celebrating God’s goodness and our graduating class. The ceremony will be Sunday, May 7, from 2:00-3:00 pm in the D’Evelyn Auditorium, with a dessert reception to follow. All are welcome, all age students, families, and staff. If you would like to help make it happen, please see the sign-up, and reach out to Elizabeth Smith with any questions (303-594-4595, [email protected]).
By: Megan Kim
Volunteers Needed! Finals Care Package time is here again! We need volunteers to help stuff the bags on May 23rd from 12:30-2:15. Please use this link to sign up and invite your friends too! Student Notes of Encouragement If you would like to add a note of encouragement to your student's bag(s), fill out the Note of Encouragement Form by May 8 and email the form to Cindy Otegui at [email protected] Missed out on buying a finals care package? If you missed out on buying a finals care package, you may pick one up in the Financial Office for $15 on the first day of finals. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. 
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
As we get further into the spring season and warmer weather, we would like to remind parents and students about our dress code expectations. When families choose to send their students to D'Evelyn they are expected to follow the school policies. If every family makes sure that their child/ren is/are following the dress code guidelines below, it will help us maintain our high behavior expectations. Please take the time to review the dress code with your kids. The most common violations have been students wearing hats (hoods of their hoodies), shirts exposing the midriff, and shorts that don’t fully extend to cover the mid-thigh. We need your help in making sure that the dress code expectations are met. Thank you for having those hard conversations with your kids. 
Jeffco Schools High School Art Show Participants
By: Devon Lawrence, Photography, Painting, and AP Art Teacher The art department is proud to announce that 26 D’Evelyn high school art students currently have their artwork showcased at the 52nd annual Jeffco Schools High School Art Show held at the Arvada Center. Professional artists jury 12 separate art categories choosing which pieces get in and which ones win awards. It is an incredible honor to be showcased among many talented high school art students across Jefferson County in a professional gallery setting! The show runs from April 7th to May 7th and is free to all visitors. If you have a chance, go visit the Arvada Center and see some incredibly talented artists! Congratulations to: A.J. Morris, Adelyn Volz, Adelynn Bann-Hoffman, Alex Lombardo (3rd Place, Sculpture), Aro Buckstein, Austeja Buzenaite, Bethany Cook (Honorable Mention, Crafts & Fibers), Cael Parker, Caitlin Hereford, Charlotte London, Demetra Matzakos, Elias Adams, Emma Stensland, Gracie Copeland, Helen Chen, Irene Kienitz, Keira Snodgrass, Kiahna Bauer, Lydia Tan, Madison Paul (2nd Place, Painting), Manolo Guignel, Megan Schonberger, Miah Daley, Sejjemba Magoye, Sophia Stemler (2nd Place, B&W Digital Photography), Taryn Bilyeu. Also, a HUGE THANK YOU to Mrs. Lawrence’s 2D AP class (Aro Buckstein, Mia Beinecke, Yesenia Banuelos, Emma Stensland, Taryn Bilyeu, Bethany Cook, Charlotte London and Sejjemba Magoye) for coming to the Arvada Center to help get the art show started!! You all helped so much and made the day full of great memories, energy, and laughter!
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April 23 - Student-View Scholarship application due April 24
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April 28 - No School for Students, Potential Snow Make Up Day April 30 - Plumbline Scholarship nominations due May 1
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May 5 - AP U.S. History test, 8:00 am May 7 - Baccalaureate, in the D’Evelyn Auditorium, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm (volunteer) May 8
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By: Dr. Rob Bishop, Principal
Prom Season Next week, April 17-21, D’Evelyn students will have their Prom Spirit Week, which culminates in the Prom on the evening of Saturday, April 22nd, and After Prom festivities in the late night / early morning hours of April 22nd and 23rd. This year, the Prom will be at Glenmoor Country Club, and we wish all D’Evelyn students attending a wonderful evening of fun with their friends. After Prom will be hosted at the Ridge Recreation Center, which will be transformed considerably to suit the needs and interests of D’Evelyn students. Both events are sure to be exceptional. Big thanks to all of the parents, students, faculty, and staff that will make Prom and After Prom so great this year. In this time from here on leading up to Prom and the end of the school year, I ask for your support and consideration in encouraging your students to make safe, appropriate choices. A primary function of our school is to ensure student safety and health. Too often, during the spring Prom season, we hear of those tragic accidents involving teenagers, changing the lives of so many forever. Here at D'Evelyn, we will remind students of all the safe options available to them and the good decisions they can make to ensure a safe and enjoyable Prom celebration. In addition, this time of the school year is also known for students to lose focus on academics with the distraction of the many events and activities leading to the end of the school year. For the senior class, this can be disastrous for some students. But for all students, this could be the difference between ending the school year in an unexpected and undesirable predicament, versus ending on a high note. Please help us by encouraging your student(s) to stay engaged and finish the school year with their best effort. I look forward to seeing many D’Evelyn students and families at the Prom and After Prom events as well as our other end-of-year celebrations and activities. This time annually serves as a highlight of the year, and the beginning of the very busy conclusion to the school year. Junior High Student Social Skills Monitoring During the final week of April, school staff will be conducting a short assessment of student competencies on social-emotional skills. For more information about this assessment, please read the Junior High Student Social Skills Monitoring segment that appears later in this issue of Jag Tracks. The letter provides a thorough explanation of the purpose and process for the assessment. Additionally, the instructions for parents who choose to “opt-out” your student(s) are also included in the letter.
By: Ann Lisa Seanor, Senior Montages Coordinator
Senior Parents, senior montages needed to be turned in at the counseling office by April 21. Please pick up your poster board and instructions at the counseling office. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to celebrate your student’s achievements. 
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
As we get further into the spring season and warmer weather, we would like to remind parents and students about our dress code expectations. When families choose to send their students to D'Evelyn they are expected to follow the school policies. If every family makes sure that their child/ren is/are following the dress code guidelines below, it will help us maintain our high behavior expectations. Please take the time to review the dress code with your kids. The most common violations have been students wearing hats (hoods of their hoodies), shirts exposing the midriff, and shorts that don’t fully extend to cover the mid-thigh. We need your help in making sure that the dress code expectations are met. Thank you for having those hard conversations with your kids.
By: Greg Kottcamp, Assistant Principal
Parents, we need a few more microwaves for the students to use in the cafeteria during lunch. Last year, some parents contributed microwaves. Unfortunately, two out of the four microwaves stopped working due to wear and tear. If you have a spare working microwave sitting around your house that you are willing to donate to the school, please bring it by the front office.
By: Dr. Rob Bishop, Principal
The D’Evelyn community is and has always been committed to ensuring high levels of learning for all. This includes not only being attentive to academic growth but also recognizing that the social and emotional growth of students is critically important. What we know and research confirms is that there exists a direct connection between student’s emotional well-being and their academic performance. We are dedicated to creating support linked directly to the assessed needs of our students and are excited about the opportunity to systematically screen the social and emotional skills of all our students. We will be using the Social Skills Improvement System™ Social-Emotional Learning Edition Screening/Progress Monitoring Scales (SSIS SEL) to screen 6th through 8th-grade students' social-emotional competencies. The SSIS-SEL Edition Screening/Progress Monitoring Scales is a strength-based tool for screening and progress monitoring social and emotional competence. Teachers are asked to score each student in their class in six areas: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decision-making, and motivation to learn. Data collected from the screener and scoring information for individual students will remain at D’Evelyn and all information will be kept confidential. The information acquired through the screener will guide our development of school-wide, small-group, and/or individual interventions. You will be notified if your child is invited to join a small group or individual intervention. If you would like more information or if you have questions at any time, you are welcome to contact Suzanne Roberts, Social Emotional Learning Specialist at 303.982.2632 or[email protected] Should you prefer that your student not be screened at this time, please print Decision to Opt Out, complete it, and return it to the D’Evelyn Counseling Office. No action is required if you are comfortable with this screening and/or are not opting out at this time. 
By: Eric McCaslin-Hahn, Assistant Principal, Athletics and Activities Director
Congratulations to the Athlete of the Month winners for the month of March. These winners were chosen by their coaches based on their leadership qualities, work ethic, and other traits that represent what D'Evelyn wants to see in all of their Student-Athletes. They were chosen out of all the Student-Athletes at D'Evelyn. Gemma McIntyre - 11th Grade Gemma is a force multiplier of positivity. Her respect for teammates and coaches is unparalleled. She is a source of enthusiasm & a leader amongst her peers. She holds a 4.0 GPA and is equally excited about her accomplishments in the classroom and the field. - Coach Plyler, Head Girls Soccer Coach 
Spencer Sheldon - 12th Grade
As 1 of 12 events, diving is a crucial aspect of our swimming & diving team's success. Spencer Sheldon has been an integral part of the AquaJags for the past 4 years. He has established himself as a leader on the team and amongst his competitors. Within the first two meets, Spencer quickly qualified for 4A state, an accomplishment he has achieved every year of competition. As a sophomore and junior, he placed 6th & 5th at 4A State. He will be a key player for the AquaJags at League and State in his final year. Spencer's attention to detail and ability to take critiques and apply them effectively to his diving are the biggest contributors to his overall success. He is incredibly supportive of his teammates as well as makes every effort to get to know and cheer for his competitors at meets. Spencer embodies what we want all AquaJags to strive to be: a fierce competitor with exemplary sportsmanship and work ethic.
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April 28 - No School for Students, Potential Snow Make Up Day April 30 - Plumbline Scholarship nominations due May 1 - Start of AP Tests May 2
May 3 - High School Instrumental Concert, 7 pm May 4
By: Dr. Rob Bishop, Principal
One notable component of our school function in April will be frequent standardized testing. This is the month that we complete our CMAS and SAT/PSAT testing. You will soon receive grade-level-specific Messenger communication later this week about our unique schedule and plans for testing. I would like to recognize D'Evelyn Assistant Principal Dan Wille for his efforts to design an efficient testing schedule that minimizes the negative impact on instructional time in a manner that will best support our students. Additionally, the implementation of the schedule could not happen without the assistance of Greg Kottcamp, Jon Watson, and Joel Jacobsen who are overseeing the actual testing in Mr. Wille's absence. We are grateful for the level of support offered by D'Evelyn community members when standardized testing occurs. While we make no adjustments to our curriculum or instructional plan to sway with changing expectations in state-mandated tests, we do believe that the liberal arts education offered to our students supports their ability to be successful on these upcoming tests. We ask for your partnership in encouraging your child to submit their best efforts during our testing season to demonstrate their learning and academic growth over the course of this school year. The test that students are taking is dependent upon grade level:
Some Reminders Please have students leave their cell phones, smart watches, or anything that can send or receive a transmission at home, in their car, or in their locker. If a cell phone rings during the testing, the student's exam will be collected and they will not be able to complete the test. Additionally, other students' test scores may be invalidated so it is important to not bring cell phones to the testing area. Juniors taking the SAT without the writing section will be free to quietly exit the building and go home after the testing session is complete. We appreciate your support and flexibility for these required state assessments. Please join us in extending best wishes to your student(s) for a successful testing season. We look forward to seeing the results of the great work by D'Evelyn students. The calendar dates for each of the tests for each grade level are below. 
Again, thank you for all your support, and look for a more detailed communication later this week with specific start and dismissal times and other information specific to your student's grade level assessments.
If you have questions or need any clarification on the logistics, please feel free to contact the D'Evelyn Main Office at 303-982-2600.
By: Cynthia Shelden, DEF Scholarship Committee Chair
The Jamin B. Wilson Fund is a charitable fund established within the D'Evelyn Education Foundation for the purpose of improving public education by recognizing and rewarding individuals who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to inspiring belief in the importance of education and learning, encouraging good citizenship and personal responsibility, and fostering high standards of achievement in learning among the young people in our public schools. The $3000 award may be made to any individual who has demonstrated success in fulfilling the purpose of the award. Nominations may be made by any person, including supervisors, colleagues, students, or other citizens in the community knowledgeable about the individual's contribution to the education of students at D'Evelyn Junior/Senior High School.
Juniors, get a huge head start on your college essay. Mr. Jacobson will be leading a College Essay session during 7th hour on April 18th in E100. He will help you start brainstorming what you can write about so that you can get your college essay done over the summer!
By: Ann Lisa Seanor, Senior Montages Coordinator
A big thank you to the 60% of Seniors who've already picked up their Senior Montage poster boards from Crystal in the Counseling Office. For that other 40%, give yourselves and your parents this opportunity to celebrate your achievements and your journeys to make it to this point! Stop in, say hello to Crystal, and grab a poster board and instructions. It'll be fun!
By: Jenna Spendlove, DEF Executive Director
Prom We are thrilled to announce the D'Evelyn Junior / Senior High School Prom! Details are as follows: Saturday, April 22, 7 pm - 11 pm Glenmoor Country Club 110 Glenmoor Drive, Cherry Hills Village, CO 80113 Tickets - $25/person Tickets must be purchased and picked up during lunch on April 14th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th or 21st. Tickets will not be sold after those dates. The Prom and After Prom waivers are now a combined electronic form. Please fill out ALL forms, even if only planning on attending one event. All waivers need to be signed by both student and parent and must be submitted by Friday, April 14th to purchase tickets.
After Prom After Prom is a parent-sponsored/supervised event with games, food, drink, a rock wall, and swimming which provides a fun and safe setting for our students. It also serves as a goodbye party for our Seniors. You can attend After Prom if you do not attend Prom. Students should bring their suits and there will be a place to store their suits and other items. Details are as follows: April 22 & April 23, 11 pm - 3 am The Ridge Recreation Center 6613 S Ward St, Littleton, CO 80127 Tickets - $25/person Tickets must be purchased and picked up during lunch on April 14th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, or 21st. Tickets will not be sold after those dates. The Prom and After Prom waivers are now a combined electronic form. Please fill out ALL forms, even if only planning on attending one event. All waivers need to be signed by both student and parent and must be submitted by Friday, April 14th to purchase tickets.
Funding for After Prom comes from parent donations, ticket sales, and a significant contribution from the D'Evelyn Education Foundation. We need many volunteers and donations to ensure its success. Sign up to volunteer or donate needed items. We are currently looking for people to shadow a team leader this year to take on the planning for the next prom. This is an excellent opportunity to get involved with other D'Evelyn Families and participate in a long-standing D'Evelyn tradition. Please contact Wendi Graper @ [email protected] if you're interested in a rewarding position on the After Prom Committee.
By: Jenna Spendlove, DEF Executive Director
The D'Evelyn Education Foundation (DEF) is looking for parent volunteers to help with the important work of supporting the activities of the Foundation. Our organization is based on service to our community and is run entirely by parent volunteers. As you may know, DEF provides financial support for programs that enhance the opportunities and resources available to D'Evelyn students and encourages the development of a community that fosters learning and achievement inside and outside the classroom. Crucial Positions Needed:
More details about volunteer opportunities can be found on the DEF Website. The current officers filling these positions are willing to help train the new volunteers to ensure a smooth transition. Please contact Jenna Spendlove, Executive Director for more information and/or with questions via email at [email protected]. 
By: Eric McCaslin-Hahn, Assistant Principal, Athletics and Activities Director
Congratulations to the Scholar of the Month winners for the month of March. They were chosen by the World Language Department. Jonathan Baker - 8th grade Jonathan Baker is an amazing young man. The first hour is not easy on anyone but Jonathan is always ready to do what it takes to learn and be successful. He always comes with his book, notebook, and pen, and even with a smile. Even when it's hard Jonathan is not afraid to participate. He is an example to our class and I'm proud of him. -Mr. Sabre, French Teacher 
Emery Nguyen - 8th grade
Emery is a fantastic student. She loves to think, and she's always happy to share what she's thinking, whether with the whole class or with teammates in collaborative work. She has very high expectations of herself and asks excellent questions that make clear her deep and nuanced understanding of tough concepts. Emery's drive to succeed and excel is impressive. Perhaps more importantly, it never gets in the way of her ability to enjoy herself and to be a good classmate and friend. She comes to class each day with a smile and an open mind, ready to tackle with enthusiasm whatever is thrown at her. -Ms. Bowman, Latin Teacher 
Yanjin Lin - 9th grade
Yanjin's dedication to academic excellence is truly remarkable. I've never had a student show more commitment toward accuracy in learning the Spanish language than Yanjin does. She reaches out to me regularly to ask for clarification on homework and written assessments outside of school, and this level of effort amazes me. She is a kind and respectful person, and I can count on her to be on-task and engaged during class. I'm grateful for her hard work and determination to succeed. -Ms. Mozingo, Spanish Teacher 
Carson Stephens - 9th grade
Carson Stephens is a fantastic Spanish 2 student who always gives his best. His calm and steady nature helps him excel and tackle difficult concepts in grammar. I thoroughly enjoy having him in class and appreciate his respectful and hardworking demeanor. Keep up the good work! -Mrs. Bender, Spanish Teacher 
By: Eric McCaslin-Hahn, Assistant Principal, Athletics and Activities Director
Congratulations to the Heart of D'Evelyn winners for the month of March. The Heart of D'Evelyn Award is intended to recognize students who exemplify the core values that we find in D'Evelyn’s Founding Document. These core values are Responsibility, Honesty, Self-Control, Kindness, and Fairness. These winners were chosen by their teachers based on their actions and behaviors in class, the lunchroom, and the hallways. Jett Cowee - 11th grade Jett has such a positive attitude and is a great contributor in US History class. He always responds kindly to his peers and staff members. Jett also works hard outside of school, working in the winter and running track and cross country almost year around. He has a very busy schedule but manages to stay focused and committed to his studies. He is truly one of the kindest students I have ever had in class. -Mrs. Newell, Social Studies Teacher 
Myla Seda & Aubrey Hummel-Giddens - 7th Grade
Myla and Aubrey both helped a student in need a few weeks ago. They were efficient, calm, and did exactly what they should do in an emergency situation. They also continued on with their day, truly exuding what a good citizen looks like caring and responsible. Way to go, ladies! -Mrs. McCaslin-Hahn, Math Teacher 
By: Eric McCaslin-Hahn, Assistant Principal, Athletics and Activities Director
Please join us in congratulating the March Teacher of the Month, Chris Davis. Chris is an outstanding member of our community and is dedicated to the school. He was nominated by students, staff, and parents. Chris is in his 2nd year teaching at D'Evelyn as the Math 6 and Math 7 Teacher. Below is what people nominating him said:
Congratulations Chris! Thank you for being such a valuable member of our community!
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