Danville Families,

On December 6th, as many of you know, there will be a vote to determine if Danville should cease operation of grades 9 - 12 as of June 2026. Regardless of how the vote turns out, Principals Natalie Conway & Sarah Welch, along with Superintendent Matt Foster, feel it appropriate and necessary to have a full Prek-12 staff meeting prior to welcoming students back into the building.

As a result, we will have a 2 hour delay start for students on Monday, December 8th. School will start at 10:15. Busses will run, picking up students 2 hours later than their normal time.

A reminder as we enter the winter season, that our doors do not open until 7:30 for students to be dropped off. Please do not drop students off until 7:30 as we do not have staff in the building to supervise students.

If students are dropped off before 7:30, they will have to sit outside the doors until 7:30 and staff arrive.

Mark your calendars!

The Grade 6 beginner band and the MS & HS band and chorus are hosting their annual Winter Concert on Tuesday, December 16th!

Grade 6 band begins at 6:00 PM, with the MS & HS concert immediately following!

We hope to see you there!

The orders from the Winter Wonderland Fundraiser have arrived! Orders can be picked up from the office from 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM.

Please make sure all orders are picked up before our Holiday Break.

Thank you so much for your support!

A reminder to families that the winter wellness permission slips and waivers are due back to the office, by December 15th.

If you need to discuss payment options or partial scholarships, or have general questions, please contact Kassie Vogel (kassie.vogel@ccsuvt.net)

Sponsored by Littleton Chevrolet (a huge thank you to them!), Tom Murphy and Rick Yarosh, from Sweetheart & Heros, visited Danville on November 10th. This powerful duo brought entertainment and resources to our school community on bullying and harassment and the dangerous consequences of bullying.

High School and Middle School OVX members spent a day in Burlington at a leadership conference. Students listened to two presentations and enjoyed a Kahoot game. They also learned how to play Rock, Paper, Scissors, Split. Biggest highlights were making videos about what students can do instead of vaping or smoking and going to Crumbl Cookie!

On November 11th, the whole school gathered in the gymnasium to honor all on staff veterans and invited in a local veteran, Terry Hoffer, in to speak on his experience in the Navy.

Math Olympiads is an international problem-solving program designed to challenge and inspire young mathematicians. Throughout the season, students are introduced to creative, non-routine math problems that encourage deeper thinking, perseverance, and teamwork.

Our dedicated 5th and 6th grade participants are competing against students from around the globe, all working through the same set of rigorous problems. Each monthly contest pushes them to apply logic, strategy, and mathematical reasoning at a high level.

We are incredibly proud of their hard work, focus, and enthusiasm as they begin this year’s journey. This first competition is just the start, and we look forward to watching their problem-solving skills grow with each competition and practice they attend after school.