Davisburg Dateline

12/20/2024

Kott's Korner

Thank you so much for all of the gifts, treats and well wishes! Your generosity is appreciated. I love the hand made cards and pictures from students. They are so sweet!

As we enter the holiday season, I am reminded of how truly blessed I am to be here at Davisburg. Every day I am filled with joy by the smiling faces that enter our school. It is exciting to see how the students are learning and growing. I can’t wait to see what is to come! Have a wonderful break.

Happy Holidays!

Denise Kott

12/21-1/5/25 Winter Break
1/6-8 Oakland County Hearing testing-PS, Y5, K, 2, 4
1/8 PTC Meeting 4:30
1/16 BINGO night

Bus Cancellation Schedule

Students go outside if the temperature is 10 or above with the windchill.

Parent Outreach Program

Good afternoon Holly Area Schools families,

Today, we want to share with you our December Newsletter. This month there is information about understanding how your childhood impacts how you parent, resources from our Raising a Child with Anxiety and Depression Workshop and Mental Health Resource Fair, how to talk to your kids about alcohol, and more!

Please see the flyer below regarding our upcoming event in partnership with the HAS Early Childhood Programs in December.

Thank you for being such an important part of our school community - we hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your families!

Best,
Cheryl Price and Sydney Sinclair, The Holly Area Schools Parent Outreach Team

Order Your Yearbook

It's time to order your 24-25 yearbook.

Davisburg Breakfast & Lunch Menu

Davisburg PTC

Leader in Me & Core Competencies

Core Competency-Responsible Decision Making

Responsible decision-making is the ability to make positive, constructive, safe choices about your behavior and interactions with others. Using this skill includes considering the benefits and consequences of each decision and taking responsibility for the outcomes.

Practicing how to make tough decisions can help children learn how their actions affect others. Give your child a situation and talk through the problem, possible solutions and what could occur with each choice.

Here are a few problem-solving scenarios to get you started:

While playing with your little brother, he accidentally breaks your favorite toy. What do you do next?
You see a new girl playing by herself at recess. What do you say to her?
You’re eating a sugar cookie and your friend asks if he can have a bite. How do you respond?