This week, Mrs. Stringer's 9th-grade science classes were learning all about mitosis. Mitosis is a type of cell division that results in two daughter cells that each have a corresponding number of chromosomes as the parent nucleus. Mitosis is a topic that any high school student has learned about at...

Mrs. Aravich and Mrs. Dettore's first grade had lots of fun to end their week last Friday as they became paleontologists for the day. They did a great deal of digging to try to find dinosaurs in Dino eggs. This activity was an excellent way for the energetic first graders to learn more about dinosaurs...

In Mrs. Kramer's 7th grade social studies class, things got quite creative. The students were learning about about Michelangelo and how he painted the Sistine Chapel. The method that Michelangelo used involved him staring up at the ceiling for months at a time. With the help of Mrs. Gardner, the students...

Tristan has been attending DCC since 6th grade. He participates in soccer, tennis, and basketball. Tristan is also apart of the Mock Trial Team and the Senior Class Play (The Baseball Show). When he has free time he likes to hang out with the boys and partake in hardcore minecrafting. Out of all Tristan's...

Believe it or not, we are soon approaching the middle of the school year, and you know what that means, midterms. As time is approaching all of our students are shifting into gear and buckling down to get as much studying done as possible.  The schedule for Middle School will be as follows: Tuesday,...

This year’s Fall Kick-Off was a great success, so, we decided to continue the festivities with DCC’s first ever: “Winterfest”! on Sunday, January 26 from 1:00– 3:00 to coincide with our Catholic Schools Week Open House and week of fun! Note that all outdoor activities will be dependent upon...