September 17, 2022
DACC Students and Families,
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Fair Week is an exciting time for all of us here at DACC. Many of our students participate in shows and competitions at the fair and we wish everyone the best of luck.
Please remember that there is no school at DACC on Monday. However, students are expected to be in attendance at DACC Tuesday – Friday even if your home school is closed. Transportation will be provided as normal with the exception of Delaware Hayes. If you know you will be absent on one of these days, please report your absence by calling us at 740-203-2268 or filling out the pre-arranged absence form.
Delaware Hayes students – on Thursday (9/22) and Friday (9/23), you will be picked up at your local elementary school in the morning and half-day students will be dropped off at Delaware Hayes High School at mid-day. Afternoon students will be picked up at Delaware Hayes High School and at the end of the day, all Delaware Hayes students will be dropped off at your local elementary school. If you have further questions about transportation, please contact the Delaware City Schools Transportation Department.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call us at 740-548-0708.
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September 19th - Fair Day
No high school classes
September 28th - Picture Makeup Day-All Programs
HR Imaging will be on campus on September 28th from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM to take school photos for anyone who has not yet had their photo taken. This includes daytime and after-school programs. All students are required to have their photo taken, but you are not required to purchase a photo package. All families should have received ordering information through the mail from HR Imaging. If you purchased a package and need a retake, please bring the package photos to the photographer for replacement.
October 13th- Remote Learning Day for Students
During remote learning days, students are engaged in online assignments provided by their teachers. This is an opportunity to practice time management, and self-direction, as well as hone the skills necessary for learning remotely - all skills that are valued by our collegiate and business partners.
October 14th - Professional Development Day
No high school classes
October 31st- Flu and Covid-19 Vaccine Clinic
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Superintendents talk 'State of Schools' - Delaware Gazette
The superintendents of Delaware County schools came together Thursday to discuss growth, school funding, and safety during the Delaware Area Chamber of Commerce's annual "State of the Schools" event.
Read more
www.delgazette.com
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Lt. Governor Husted Participates in Roundtable...
On September 13th, Lt. Governor Jon Husted sat down for a roundtable discussion with Career and Technical Education Superintendents from around Ohio as part of his Next Generation Jobs Tour.
Read more
www.delawareareacc.org
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The United Way of Delaware Co. Women’s Leadership Network is offering multiple scholarships to current DACC students.
Scholarships are intended to help cover the cost of school fees, technology, tools, uniform, or other educational resources. Scholarships may vary in amount, based on student needs.
Eligible students must be Delaware County residents and be enrolled in DACC. Scholarships will be paid directly to DACC or the supply vendor.
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You can easily report an absence using our online Report an Absence form found on the main menu of the DACC App or on the Attendance page of our website.
Using this form is a quick and easy way for you to report your child's absence without planning around school hours or waiting on-hold.
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School Counselors
DACC School Counselors work hard to support your student's academic success, career choices, college options, military possibilities, and personal & social needs.
Behavioral Heath
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Are You Interested in the Military? |
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DACC is proud to support students interested in learning more about military service. DACC will host an ASVAB exam for any students interested on October 27 at 8:00 AM in the Forum. This test is required for students to be eligible for military service and is also an option for students that wish to take a career inventory. Register with the google form.
DACC does not provide scores to recruiters.
The following recruiters are the main points of contact at DACC.
Air Force: Brittany Johnson, TSGT
Army: Christopher King, SSG
Marines: Josey Davis, SSG
Navy: Mathew A. Coleman, YN2
Ohio National Guard: Stephen Yousey, SSG
Please see your School Counselor with questions.
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Fast Track Webinar for 11th & 12th Grade Families |
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Special event for 11th & 12th-grade parents:
In-demand, well-paid jobs in Ohio are going unfilled. Teens and families need information about these 21st-century career options in emerging technologies and how to gain the skills for these jobs.
Ohio Technical Centers provide post-secondary educational opportunities in a wide variety of fields including healthcare, computers, culinary, welding, HVAC, automation, and many more. Join representatives from the Ohio Technical Centers and At The Core for an informative, free webinar on October 13 at 6:30 pm.
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All information below is review – nothing new, but important enough to repeat periodically
QPR Gatekeeper Training
Myers-Briggs Assessment
Senior Photos
Prospective Students and Families
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Upcoming Classes for Adults |
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Have you ever wondered how you can also get in on the action at DACC? We have good news - now you can! The latest series of Adult Education courses are launching soon and registration is open.
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- Request a parking pass and much more.
Please bookmark this page and use it as your reference for useful information.
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The Delaware Area Career Center (DACC) affirms that equal opportunities are offered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, military status, national origin, disability, age and ancestry of person. No person shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any educational program or activity conducted under its auspices. This shall extend to employees therein and to admission thereto. Inquiries concerning the application of the policy may be referred to the Superintendent or designated coordinators. This policy shall prevail in all Board Policies concerning school employees and students. |
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