Second Grade Acadience Data

Hip hip hooray!  80% of our second graders scored core which mean at or above benchmark (green on pie chart), and seven second graders moved from intensive (red on pie chart) to either strategic (yellow on pie chart) or core.

Third Grade Acadience Data

Hip hip hooray!  86% of our third graders scored core which mean at or above benchmark (green on pie chart), four third graders moved from strategic (yellow on pie chart), and 16 students move from intensive (red on pie chart) to either strategic (yellow on pie chart) or core.

Second Grade NWEA Math & Reading Data

Hip hip hooray!  84% of our second graders scored in the average and above range (yellow, green, and blue bands) on the NWEA math assessment, and 76% of our second graders scored in the average and above range (yellow, green, and blue bands) on the NWEA reading assessment

Third Grade NWEA Math & Reading Data

Hip hip hooray!  89% of our third graders scored in the average and above range (yellow, green, and blue bands) on the NWEA math assessment, and 84% of our third graders scored in the average and above range (yellow, green, and blue bands) on the NWEA reading assessment

DeWitt Public Schools is moving towards a more environmentally friendly and cost effective process this spring by no longer printing and mailing report cards.  Families can access their child's report card electronically through Infinite Campus starting June 19th.   If you do not have a login/password for Infinite Campus, you may contact our Technology Department at:  helpdesk@dewittschools.net or 517-668-3590. If you have not accessed Infinite Campus in the past, please check out this video that details how to utilize the features within Infinite Campus.  Here is also step by step directions on how to access your child's report card electronically.

Mrs. Sauve's second grade class visited Granger to learn about recycling, waste management, and ways to take care of our earth.

Mrs. Toth's third grade class enjoyed science exploration and experiments at Impression 5 Science Center.

Just as a reminder as the school year winds down, students may need reminders on tools to use for problem solving and regulating their emotions.  We encourage you to use these tools at home too!

Hey Families!  Check out this fantasitc Michigan Learning Channel summer resource.  They offer activity books and weekly themes with activities, videos, and more!

Mark your calendar for the annual DeWitt Community Showcase.  It is scheduled for June 1st this year.  Look for more information on social media and from our District about this fun event.  We hope you consider bringing your family out to connect with friends, staff, and local vendors and organizations to learn more about all that is offered right here in our amazing community and the greater Lansing area.

Please help keep our school community healthy by keeping your child home if he/she is ill.  Read these CDC and health department resources and infographics below for steps to take if your child contracts COVID, is exposed to the virus, or contracts a different communicable disease.

There are some Scott students who have health-threatening nut allergies in our building.  Scott School is a 'No Nut' building.  Pack items that do not contain nuts for your child's lunch and snack.  It is critically important that we provide a safe learning environment for all students, and your help with this is needed and appreciated.  Please always contact your child's teacher if you have a concern about an allergy or other health condition related to your child that they should be aware of.  Also, if your child has a medical need, including food or other allergies, don't forget to update your child's Medical Management Plan by completing and submitting the district forms to the office before school starts so we can follow protocols to keep your child safe.

In order for Scott School personnel to administer medication to your child when we return to in person instruction, you must:

• Submit a completed district medication form to our office. 

• Be sure all medications are brought to and stored in our office. 

• Be sure prescription medication is in its original container accompanied with a physician’s signature. 

• Be sure non-prescription medication is in its original container accompanied by a parent’s signature. 

• Please communicate with your child's teacher if he/she takes medication daily at school. 

• If your child has a medical condition, please be sure to complete a Medical Management Plan for your child and turn it in at the office.

Medication and other medical forms can be found on our DeWitt Public Schools website.

Our school social worker, Mrs. Schwarz, is always willing to assist students and families in any way possible.  In addition to working closely with your child's teacher, consider reaching out to her if you have questions or need support.  She is truly amazing at what she does!  She can be reached at 517-668-3446 or schwarzdea@dewittschools.net.