Our District Newsletter is now available on our website! We'll archive each issue for future reference and to share with family, friends, and alumni.
Thank you for your support!
https://www.danvilleschools.org/page/district-newsletter
First Round Playoff Game Friday @ home vs. Bridgeport 7pm.
Tickets can be purchased online or cash at the gate. $11-adults & $5 students
https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets
Gates will open at 6pm.
OH Report & WMVO will be live streaming the game if you are unable to make.
Go Blue!
Save the date and mark your calendars for Christmas Caroling with Danville Choirs! Anyone is invited to participate. December 11th from 6:30 PM-8:00 PM. Meet in the high school auditorium to get addresses and music at 6:30. Please send names and contact information for suggestions of homes to visit here in town to Mrs. Owen. kami.owen@danvilleschools.org
Attention seniors looking at attending college!
Here is the most recent update about the 25-26 FAFSA form. The FAFSA form for next school year is set to open to all on December 1st. Below is the link to updates about the FAFSA and things you can do ahead of time to be ready to complete it. If you have any questions, please contact Vicky Dillon (vicky.dillon@danvilleschools.org)
https://studentaid.gov/announcements-events/fafsa-support
Devil Dog Game Friday Night 7pm @ East Knox.
Gates open at 5pm there will be no presale tickets.
OH Report and WMVO will be live streaming the game. Go Blue!
POWDERPUFF GAME
SENIORS/FRESHMEN VS. JUNIORS/SOPHOMORES
Nov. 2nd, 4 PM at Tough Street Stadium
$5 sign-up fee/entry ticket. Sign-ups and waivers in the HS office.
NHS is hosting a powderpuff football game on November 2nd. Girls in grades 9-12 who are interested in participating should sign up in the high school office. The entry fee is $5, and the money goes to benefit the Josie Lynne Kaylor Memorial Scholarship. The due date to sign up is Friday of next week.
DANVILLE'S GOT TALENT
SATURDAY, NOV. 16 | 7 PM
OPEN TO: CURRENT STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12 DANVILLE ALUMNI COMMUNITY MEMBERS IF INTERESTED, PLEASE COMPLETE THE INFORMATION SHEET ALONG WITH A VIDEO OF YOUR TALENT AND RETURN TO JESSICA.SMARRELLA@DANVILLESCHOOLS.ORG ALL INFORMATION AND VIDEOS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED BY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2024 ALL TALENT MUST BE SCHOOL APPROPRIATE
HAUNTED HOUSE
We will have our annual Haunted House at the High School again this year. Entry is located at Mrs. Owen's garage door, like in previous years.
NEW this year--From 5:00-6:00 there is a "light scare" option for younger kids that won't be as scary as the regular haunted house. Children can walk through the dark halls, see the characters, and get an idea of what a haunted house looks like. Tickets are $1.00 during this hour.
From 6:00-8:00 is our regular Haunted House. Tickets are $2.00 for this option.
IT'S ALMOST VARSITY SHOW TIME!!
"Varsity Show" is the end-of-season indoor event that the Blue Devil Band puts on as an annual celebration of the success of the marching band season. Complete with spectacular lighting and effects, Varsity Show will feature the pregame show, all three halftime shows, recognition of seniors, and some fantastic dancing to make it an exciting way to end the season.
Please spread the word and let's pack the auditorium full of Blue Devil Band supporters! GO BLUE!!
Come and support the Music Department's Fall Piano and Choir Concert on Tuesday, October 22, at 7:00 in the High School Auditorium. Danville Local Schools has incredible music talent, and we can't wait to share some of it with you on Tuesday!
Final Week all orders need to be placed by this Friday October 18th:
Danville District Yearbook Group is holding a tumbler fundraiser to help raise money for the 2025 Yearbook printing cost. You can order these tumblers through the elementary & high school office, email Mr. Straub at cody.straub@danvilleschools.org, or online at the following website: https://shorturl.at/KNuiw. The website has other items like sweets, cookie dough, pantry, etc.
Thank you for being so supportive in keeping the district yearbook affordable for all students!
TRICK-OR-TREAT IN THE VILLAGE OF DANVILLE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2024
FROM 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
HAVE FUN AND BE SAFE!
FALL C L E A N - U P DAY
IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2024
From 8:00 am to NOON
$20.00/TRUCKLOAD
NO TIRES- NO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF
UNION TOWNSHIP, DANVILLE, AND BRINKHAVEN
Come join the Danville team!
We are looking for a new Transportation Director / Bus Mechanic / Substitute Bus Driver
https://www.danvilleschools.org/page/employment-legal
Due to the start of our construction project, beginning October 10th at the JH/HS building, there will be no parking on the east side of the building, which faces the old intermediate building. This area is needed for staging construction equipment and supplies. The anticipated completion of this project is August 2025. There will continue to be two-way traffic on Serilda Street, but it will be detoured on the north end, taking traffic around the construction fence and between the intermediate building.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but we are confident this project will provide our students and staff with a safer and more accessible building for many years to come. Staff will continue to park in the Catholic Center lot, and students are encouraged to park in the areas adjacent to the building, as seen on the graphic.
If you have questions or concerns please contact me at 740 599-6116 ext. 3229.
Jason Snively - Superintendent
Danville Hurricane Helene Relief Donations
Saturday, October 12th
9 AM - 2 PM
Danville Community Park
Earlier today, the administration of Danville Schools was notified by Danville SRO Chase Law that the Knox County Sheriff’s Office was involved in a potentially dangerous 911 call not far from our community. Due to the possibility of this threat reaching the area of our schools and community, the elementary and high school were placed on a Level 1 lockdown which restricted anyone from entering or leaving the buildings. Classes and activities continued as usual within the buildings. Once Knox County Deputies advised the situation was resolved, the Level 1 lockdown status was lifted. We thank you for your support and trust in this situation. Jason Snively -Superintendent Chase Law - SRO
After further information from the local authorities, Danville Schools are no longer on a lockdown.
Due to an active threat in the surrounding community, for the safety of all students, Danville Schools are on a level one lockdown. Meaning no one enters or exits the buildings until further notice. Other than that it is business as usual.