The first graders have been preparing several songs to share at this program. Students should arrive at 5:45 pm and meet in the Music Room 401. Please keep your child with you if you  arrive more than 15 minutes before the program is scheduled to begin. We look forward to seeing you at the concert.

Congratulations to all of our Hardworking Bulldogs at Dye! Each Friday a student from each class who has done exceptional work on an assignment is chosen to have the work displayed on the Hardworking Bulldog Board. Keep up the great work!

Students who showed respect to a substitute teacher, while their classroom teacher was gone, had a chance to have their name drawn to attend a Sub Party. At the Sub Party students celebrated their good behavior buy having a sub sandwich, chips, cookie and juice. Great job to all of students who earned an, “I was good for a Substitute” card. Keep up the great work!

Dye’s students were honored during our first marking period awards assembly. Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Cox had the privilege to present many of our students with different awards. The students received awards for All A’s honor roll, A-B honor roll, perfect attendance, Citizenship, Home Links and Study Links. Congratulations to everyone. You did a great job!

Students who showed respect to a substitute teacher, while their classroom teacher was gone, had a chance to have their name drawn to attend a Sub Party. At the Sub Party students celebrated their good behavior buy having a sub sandwich, chips, cookie and juice. Great job to all of students who earned an, “I was good for a Substitute” card. Keep up the great work.

Dye staff wore pink in honor of October, Breast Cancer Awareness month.  We were able to raise $420.00 for the American Cancer Society.  A big thank you to the Dye Staff for all the donations!

Teeth are clean at Dye. Mobile Dentist came to visit our school for its annual 6 month check up. The Mobile Dentist sets up just like a Dentist office. The kids got to have their teeth cleaned and a fluoride treatment and for some of our students who have their adult teeth, sealants were applied. Thank you to the Dentists and the Dental Assistants who came to help out this year. See you in the Spring.

Dye Elementary Second, Third & Fourth graders attended the Lakota Sioux Indian Dance Theatre at The Whiting.  The sixty-minute performance conveyed the social cultural, mythological, and living history of the North American Plains Indians through dance, storytelling, music, narrative, and ritual.  A big Dye thank you, to the Ruth Mott Foundation for the donation of tickets.