Support Personnel of the Month! Congratulations!
Congratulations Teachers
Congratulations to the February Students' of the Month
Cheerleader Try Outs!
Today, in the United States, we honor all the past and present presidents who have served as president of America.
Sunday Morning Encouragement
Dubbed “Hip-Hop’s First Godmother” by Billboard, singer and music producer Sylvia Robinson produced the first-ever commercially successful rap record: “Rapper’s Delight,” by the Sugar Hill Gang. And along with her husband, she co-owned the first hip-hop label, Sugar Hill Records.
Cathay Williams was the first and only known female Buffalo Soldier. Williams was born into slavery and worked for the Union Army during the Civil War. She posed as a man and enlisted as William Cathay in the 38th infantry in 1866, and was given a medical discharge in 1868.
DeSoto Parents, Students, Faculty & Staff-Wishing everyone a fantastic Winter Break, February 20-24. We will see everyone back on campus Monday, February 27. #TheDesotoDifference
Winter Break is HERE!! No school February 20-24. Students will return to school on MONDAY, February 27, 2023. Have a safe and restful break.
Today's kindness challenge is to educate yourself to be kind.
The students dressed up for the kindness challenge. It's your Job to be Kind.
Students enjoyed experimenting and learning about chemical reactions in Mrs. Wagy's Class.
The class of 2027 had 33 students eligible for the February Ice Cream Party. They had to read 100,000 words to qualify. If they attended the party before Christmas the goal is to read 100,000 more. Readers are Achievers.
Today is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. MMS would like to honor Deputy Brown. He is dedicated to our students, school, and the community. Thank you
The sixth grade students who read 100,000 words or more had the February Ice Cream Party. Congratulations, Keep on Reading.
Call me MiSTER and the Diamond Doves dressed in Red for the Great Kindness Challenge. The Diamond Doves presented Valentine's gifts to the Foster Grandparents.
James McCune Smith was the first African American person to earn a medical degree. He also started the nation's first pharmacy under Black ownership, and was the first African American to have their work published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.
After graduating from Oberlin College in 1850 with a literary degree, Lucy Stanton became the first Black woman in America to earn a four-year college degree.
Sunday Morning Encouragement
