News & Announcements

(11/19) The DT Cox Warrior Club enjoyed their community jobs field trip! The boys visited the Pontotoc Fire Station where they learned both fire safety tips and about what it takes to be a fireman. At the Police Station, our students heard about aspects of law enforcement jobs and of the day to day events in the life of a city police officer. In addition, the club was hosted by Tutor‘s Garage. Mr. Craig Tutor shared with the club members about being a mechanic and owning a business. The boys concluded their trip with a visit to Howard Stafford Park where they were met by Mr. Will Harmon of Streamline Plumbing. There the boys learned different measuring and gluing skills required for plumbing. The boys worked together to create group projects to utilize these skills. Before leaving the park, the club spent a bit of time “giving back” and picked up trash in the park as an act of community service. We are so appreciative of our club sponsors/mentors: Mr. Nathan Bailey, Mr. Jim Littlejohn, and Mr. Casey Russell. In addition, we are thankful to the men of our Pontotoc community sharing their time and experiences with our young men.

(11/18) D.T. Cox held it's annual Most Beautiful/Most Handsome pageant over the weekend. All of our students who entered did an awesome job! Congratulations to the following winners:
Most Beautiful: Ruby-Lin Vineyard
First Alternate: Rowan Parker
Second Alternate/Photogenic/People's Choice: Avery Chunn

(11/18) During science, Mrs. Boone's students learned all about how heat is transferred differently- then they did a little “experiment” which consisted of making hot chocolate and sampling it!

(11/15) DTC has the BEST PTO!!! They treated our "Soup-er" teachers to a delicious soup lunch today. Thank you for taking such great care of us!

(11/15) Ms. Britt's students worked on problem-solving pies! They found word problems for each operation and highlighted the key words to figure out which operation to use. Under each pie slice, you can see the steps they took to solve the problems!

(11/15) Congratulations the following students for receiving positive office referrals this week. Keep up the good work!

(11/14) Mrs. Roe's students created comic strips using vocabulary words during their extension time.

(11/14) Students in Ms. Spicer's class are practicing their close reading skills while doing their second read of the tall tale, "Thunder Rose."

(11/11) Third grade students enjoyed a field trip to honor our veterans at the annual Veteran’s Day parade and program. Afterwards, they had lunch at Howard Stafford Park.

(11/11) Mrs. Heatherly's fourth graders are studying heat energy. Students learned about how animals in the arctic have blubber to help insulate them from the cold. They used Crisco "blubber" to insulate their hands from ice water.