SENIOR BANNER Pictures will be taken on August 18th, and August 21 during Access. Everyone is encouraged to get a picture. Banners are $30. Students may pick up meat raffle tickets from Mrs. Z. Drawing is Sept 28th at FB Game. Wear Scout Attire or Red, Black or White top.
🤗Last chance to get this Scout Gear! 🤗. Let’s help support the Jr Post Prom by ordering! This will only be open for TWO WEEKS!!!! So order now!!!
https://stores.inksoft.com/WS85776/shop/home
I cannot imagine a life of never facing adversity or competition.
I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was playing high school football. Man, does anyone? Be proud of who you are and where you come from. David City Scouts for life!
Welcome back students!
Bellwood Elementary's Open House is tonight from 5 to 6. We hope to see you then!
Get your Volleyball/Scout gear here! Orders are due Monday, August 14th.
https://dcvb23.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Proud of these young men for their servant leadership. Be proud of who you are and where you come from! David City Football
Fall sports parents night tonight at 6:30 in the gym for football, volleyball, cross country, and e-sports. This is for both middle school and high school. HS softball parent meeting will be at the ballfields.
Remember that all athletes need a physical, consent form, and concussion test to practice.
Impact Player is someone who shows integrity, leadership, and competitiveness on a consistent basis. Sawyer Nicolas and Cesar Venegas are the Impact Players of David City Youth Football Camp. Congratulations!
16 girls participated in the July shooting challenge. The goal was to get as many makes in the month of July. Over 48,000 makes from these hard working girls!! Top 5 were Natalia Thoendel, Hayden Valentine, Rylee Thoendel, Kamryn Behrns, and Addison Rands.
The Back to School BBQ is happening again this year. Plan to join us during Open House!
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mr. Brian Hermelbracht back to Scout Nation as our Activities' Director.
"I grew up in Bancroft, NE where I went to school and graduated from Bancroft-Rosalie in 2000. I attended Northeast Community College in Norfolk for two years, then transferred and graduated from Wayne State College in 2005 with a BS in K-12 Physical Education and Health. I started my teaching career in the fall of 2005 at David City Elementary where I taught K-6 Physical Education and coached for 13 years. During my time at David City I completed my Master’s Degree in P-8 Educational Leadership and Administration in 2013 from Wayne State College. In 2019, I became an Assistant Athletic Director and K-8 Physical Education teacher for East Butler Public Schools in Brainard, NE. I am excited to be the Activities Director at David City Public Schools.
I live in David City, NE where I am married to my wonderful wife Sophie and have 3 wonderful daughters; Olivia (21), Harper(12) and Lila (8)," Brian Hermelbracht.
Welcome Back, Mr. Brian Hermelbracht!
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mrs. Caroline Wilson to Scout Nation as the 6th grade teacher at David City Elementary.
"Hi there! My name is Caroline Wilson and I will be teaching 6th grade and will be an assistant coach for Junior High volleyball and track as well. I am originally from Big Springs, NE which is 18 miles west of Ogallala, NE (it is a pretty small town). I graduated from South Platte in 2019 and completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, which I graduated from in May 2023. This will be my first year teaching and I am excited to start my career here! I am the oldest of 5 siblings. I come from a farming community/family so being around the area makes it feel more like home. In my free time, I enjoy spending time outside with my husband, reading, watching movies, and spending time back west on my family's farm. I am looking forward to all of the relationships I'll make and everyone I'll meet!" Caroline Wilson.
Welcome, Mrs. Wilson!
Concussion testing will be today from 3-5. Please enter through the southwest door of the high school. All 7th, 9th, and 11th graders and any new student going out for sports will have to do this prior to participating.
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mr. Austin Schafer to Scout Nation as the K-12 Library Media Specialist. Mr. Schafer will be working in all 3 buildings this school year.
Meet Austin Schafer. He is excited to take on a new job at the David City Schools in the Library. He grew up in Michigan and went to college at Concordia University and UNK. In high school, he loved running track, and now he's thrilled to coach track for David City.
Austin is married and has two kids named Piper and Willow. His wife, Charity, is a teacher at a small elementary school in Staplehurst, NE. They've been living in David City for the last 5 years and love the town and its friendly people.
Austin has been teaching in Columbus for the past five years, but now he's starting a new adventure in the library. He's really looking forward to helping students explore, research, and learn about the world using technology and the resources available at the library.
Besides being a teacher, Austin has cool hobbies too! He loves woodworking and fixing things around the house. But one of his favorite things to do is ride his bike, and he's excited that he can now ride it to work.
This new role at the David City Library makes Austin super excited. He can't wait to use technology to help students learn and grow. He is hoping to meet lots of people in town and become more involved in the community.
Welcome, Mr. Schafer!
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mrs. Laura Warriner to Scout Nation as the 3rd grade teacher at Bellwood Elementary.
Mrs. Warriner will be teaching 3rd Grade at Bellwood Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year. Mrs. Warriner is originally from the David City area. She graduated from UNL with a Bachelors degree in Early Childhood and Elementary Education. Her past teaching experiences include teaching 1st grade at Sacred Heart in Lincoln. She also taught 1st grade for four years and 3rd grade for three years at St. Vincent de Paul in Seward. This will be her 14th year of teaching! Mrs. Warriner is looking forward to teaching at Bellwood because it’s closer to home and she enjoys teaching in a small school setting. Mrs. Warriner recently moved to Bruno with her husband Shaun and their three children. Two of her children go to David City Elementary School so she is excited to be a Scout just like them! In her spare time Mrs. Warriner enjoys reading and spending time with her family. She is looking forward to getting to know her students and their families. Go Scouts!
Welcome, Mrs. Warriner!
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mr. Haden Richters to Scout Nation as the 5th grade teacher at David City Elementary.
This is Haden’s first year of teaching. He can’t begin to tell you how excited he is to get started and meet all students, staff, families, and other community members!
Haden is from Utica, Nebraska where he grew up with 2 younger brothers. Haden graduated from Centennial Public School. He went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Education from Concordia University-Nebraska. When he is not teaching 5th grade, Haden will be an assistant high school football coach as well as an assistant junior high boys basketball coach.
The reason Haden chose David City Elementary is because it reminds him of the educational environment and community he grew up in and loved so much. Haden can't wait to build positive relationships with his students, their families, and the district at large.
Welcome, Mr. Richters!
David City Public Schools would like to welcome Mr. Bob Fish to Scout Nation as the Secondary Guidance Counselor at David City High School.
Bob Fish received his degree in elementary education from Hastings College, and later earned his master’s degree in school counseling from the University of Nebraska – Kearney. He has worked for nearly 35 years in the public school system, almost entirely in the State of Nebraska with a two-year stint in Flagstaff, AZ. He was previously the Guidance Counselor at Centennial High School for 15 years and spent the last year as the Admissions Counselor for his alma mater, Hastings College. Throughout his career, he has also enjoyed coaching basketball and golf. Being the High School Counselor at David City provides Bob an opportunity to continue to grow his skill set by utilizing different software systems and the chance to interact with new teachers, parents and most importantly the student body. In his first year he is most looking forward to getting to know the students and finding ways to lend to their success while at David City, and for their goals and aspirations beyond high school.
Welcome, Mr. Fish!
