Kindergarten students learn how to make tortillas, and they get to eat the lesson!! Thanks Mrs. Olivas!


More pics of available homecoming mums to order!


Time to order your homecoming mums and garters!
The high school floral design class is selling homecoming mums and garters and you don’t want to miss these beautiful designs.
Selections are:
Peewee (14 in.)...$15 for mums/garters
Small (18 in.)...$20 for mum/garters
Medium (24 in.)...$30 mums/$25 garters
Large (28 in.)...$55 mums/$45 garters
XLarge (40 in.)...$80 mums
Contact Mrs. Chambliss at mchambliss@fdisd.com or 432-426-4444 to place an order.
Homecoming is next week so don’t miss out on these spirited mums and garters!



Third graders are making honeycomb as an experiment with the states of matter.

Game Time Changes for Football and Volleyball
Please note the following changes to game times this week:
Event: Football
Date: September 27
Location: Home
New time: JH @ 5:00pm; HS @ 7:00pm (1st Responder Recognition will begin at 6:30pm on the football field)
Event: Volleyball
Date: September 28
Location: Wink
New time: JV @ 4:00pm; V @ 5:00pm
Go Indians!

It wasn’t a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but it was Green & Gold! (Photo by Christi Pearson)

Spirit Ribbons for sale Thursday for $1. First Graders will sell the ribbons this week. Proceeds go to the school activity fund. Show your school spirit and buy a ribbon! Go Green and Gold!

Friday, September 27, is our first Indian Day of the school year. This is a day for tutorials, state assessment remediation, and/or a requirement for students to complete missing classwork.
The district has designated the last Friday of four six-week grading periods this year as Indian Day. The schools will provide written notice to parents/guardians if their child will be required to attend, hours of attendance, and subject area. Students who do not require remediation or tutorials, or who have completed all classwork will not be required to attend school that day.
Indian Day will also be held November 1, February 14, and April 3.
Extra time is often needed to work with students who may be falling behind in work or require remediation. Indian Day will allow teachers to work with small groups of students to help improve their academic skills. If a child is assigned to attend, then attendance is mandatory.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s teacher or the principal.
Kindergarten and 1st grade students caught grasshoppers, went on a hike, and waded in the creek today at Davis Mountain Preserve!




Change to Volleyball Schedule. The JV and V volleyball game times for this Saturday, September 28th have changed to 4:00pm and 5:00pm. It is an away game in Wink as originally scheduled. Go Indians!

First Responder Recognition Night on 9/27
FDISD will recognize and honor our local first responders on Friday, September 27th at 5:30pm on Bart Coan Football Field before the start of our high school football game. Our elementary students will lead us in the National Anthem before the start of the game.
Thank you for your service and commitment to our community!

Are you ready for some Indian spirit? It's mini cheer camp time!
FDHS Cheer is hosting mini cheer camp, beginning Monday, September 30th at 5:30pm. Participants will perform at the homecoming pep rally and 1st quarter of homecoming football game.
Come learn that Indian spirit!
Call 432-426-4444 for questions.


Don't miss this opportunity for your young, aspiring volleyball players!
FDHS Athletics is hosting a mini volleyball camp for students in grades 3-6. Two more mini camp dates are available on September 25 and October 2.
Call 432-426-4444 for questions.


Open House and Meet the Indians was a great success!
The Junior-Senior High School hosted its annual Open House and Meet the Indians on September 5th. We had a great turnout with parents, family members, and community members as they were able to meet our teachers and student athletes.
Thank you to the Fort Davis Indian Booster Club for selling delicious hamburger meals and Indian spirit items.
Indian Pride Runs Deep! GO INDIANS!!
Full of information!
Interested students in grades 11 and 12 listened to a recruiter presentation from Princeton University.
Fort Davis FFA Chapter participated in Greenhand Day in Alpine on September 9.
Equipment has arrived and a technician is on the way to repair the phone and internet problem at Dirks-Anderson, so we hope to have service soon. Until then, if you need to contact the school, please call 432-426-4440. Your message will be forwarded to us. Thank you
It’s pep rally time! Lots of cheering and spirited games!


Thanks to a Texas Workforce Solutions, Borderplex Education Grant, Fort Davis High School was able to begin a Robotics program for the 2018 - 2019 school year.
With this grant, we were able to purchase VEX Robotics Dual Control Starter Kits and VEX IQ Super Kits as well as the Competition Field Perimeter Kit.
We were able to initiate two classes with a total of seven students for the 2018-2019 school year and have had at least triple that number of students interested in these classes for this school year. In our pioneer classes, students were able to design, build, troubleshoot and then rebuild four robots. They took two of their robots to their first competition in Pecos, TX and managed to show very respectable places in the middle of the field.
These courses are so important because they allow students to have real “hands on” training in modern day skills. They have learned programming but they have also used engineering skills, problem solving skills, and collaborative skills they never knew they had. As a result of this course, they are now aware of a multitude of robotics related careers in medicine, engineering, entertainment, and education.
The FDHS Digital Media class published a book titled, Indians Throughout the Ages.
The book features all Fort Davis High School graduates from 1913 to 2019. If you are interested in seeing the book, one was donated to the Jeff Davis County Library. If you are interested in purchasing one, they sell for $50 each (plus $5 shipping and handling if you want it mailed) and can be purchased by contacting pscheier@fdisd.com or calling 432-426-4440.

