District News
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Black History Month is the recognition and celebration of the successes and contributions of African-Americans in the U.S. and abroad.
The Manchester City and USMNT goalkeeper, and DASD alum, to talk about community.
Aidan's Heart Foundation aims to protect youth from sudden cardiac arrest, through training, grants for AED units, free heart screenings and changes in legislation.
The Special Olympics club and Unified Bocce team were awarded a $1,000 grant by The Believe and Achieve Foundation to promote inclusion and awareness of neurodiversity in athletics.
Students from STEM and East competed at the regional DECA competition on Dec. 20.
Ten DHS East students were selected by audition to the 2023 PMEA District 12 ensembles.
Read about our fall All-Ches-Mont League teams. All athletes were nominated by league coaches.
Six students were selected to serve on the 2022-23 Teen Advisory Council for Penn Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine.
Indian Heritage Month is coordinated by parent, student and community volunteers.
DASD invites community members that do not currently have students enrolled in our schools to sign up to receive relevant community messages.
Students-athletes at East and West got a lesson in leadership during a meeting with retired Marine Corps officer Colonel Arthur J. Athens on Nov. 17.
DASD has installed two more community food boxes at local schools – one at Bradford Heights Elementary School and one at Lionville Elementary School.
The team captured the AAA championship with a 3-2 victory over Conestoga on Nov. 5.
Across the nation, November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month. In DASD, students and staff alike were treated to a unique learning opportunity focused on the indigenous peoples of the Leni Lenape.
In celebration of World Kindness Day, Miss Pennsylvania visited DASD on November 14 to discuss the importance of being kind to ourselves and others with elementary school students.
For the 2022-23 school year, we will approach our winter weather season with a priority on in-person learning.
On Friday, November 4, Downingtown High School East’s Best Buddies program celebrated its 10-year anniversary of friendship-making during matching day.