Picture Day is October 10th at both Deer & Mt. Judea campuses.
The Deer All-Class reunion will be this Saturday, October 8th from 10:00 am util 1:30 pm. Dinner will be from 11:30 am until 1:00 pm. Please bring your favorite Dish. The reunion is hosted by class of 1970, 1971, and 1972.
Donkey Basketball
October 7th 7:00 PM
Mt. Judea Old Gym
$7.00 (advanced tickets) $10.00 (at the door)
Contact us for more information!
See you at the flag pole tomorrow- Wednesday, Sept 28th at 7:40AM
Archery Team Meeting - October 11th 4:30-6:30 pm at the Deer Agri Building
Students: If you are interested in being a member of the Art Club contact Mrs. Dean for more information!
The Mt. Judea yearbook staff along with some help from others will be making a cookbook this year! We would like to get a recipe from each student, family, alumni, and staff member to add to the cookbook.
Please add your recipe to the form or email Miranda.davis@dmj.k12.ar.us by Monday 26th! Thank you!!
https://forms.gle/nhSV6ghY9wjRnJZS9
Reminder: Grandparents day tomorrow, September 22 at the Deer Campus. Begins at 1:30.
Congratulations to Jett Breedlove for qualifying for the 1A State Golf Tournament to be held at the Indian Hills Golf Course in Fairfield Bay.
Deer High School golfers Jett Breedlove and Easton Cantrell competed in the 1A District 4 Golf Tournament Tuesday Sept. 20th at Little Creek Country Club.
Mrs. Dean is taking advantage of this nice weather and elementary is creating some nice sidewalk art!
Deer third grade students received their dictionaries! Thank you for supporting our students!
Mt. Judea students loved receiving the dictionaries! Thank you!!
Mt. Judea students working on some projects in Mrs. Dean's art classes.
Thanks to everyone that came out to Mt. Judea's Grandparents Day yesterday!
Deer Elementary phones are down today due to maintenance. Please call our other offices if you need assistance. Highschool: 870-428-8109 Main Office: 870-428-5433
Come see us Thursday night at Mt. Judea to Celebrate Literacy!! 📚
On September 7th and 8th, Deer High School students traveled to Steel Creek and Lost Valley, on the Buffalo River, to learn about the biology, geology, and hydrology of the Ozarks. Learning on location is awesome!
