Dear Hornet Families, First, let me thank you for your support and understanding as we, as a nation and community, responded to the unexpected invasion of COVID-19 in March. I am very proud of the way our DBLSD students, parents, and employees handled the demands we were faced with to protect everyone as we continued to educate and feed our students during the most unusual of circumstances. Provided are two links to my letter regarding the Restart and Reopening plan for Dawson-Bryant Local Schools as well as our plan.  Thank you for your continued support and positivity as we strive to do what is best for ALL students and employees during these challenging times.  Serving you, Steve Easterling, Superintendent

The Dawson-Bryant Elementary Enrichment class will host this year’s first annual Maker Faire. It is to be held during the Parent-Teacher Conference that is scheduled for Thursday, February 16^th. The Maker Faire is an event that will celebrate the inventive talents of our students in grades 3-5. Similar to a science fair, the Maker Faire combines mathematics, creativity, and ingenuity, as students utilize original ideas to invent resourceful products. Mathematics concepts are then applied to these products, presentations prepared, and speaking skills polished. Come celebrate and learn at the 2017 Maker Faire!

8th Grade Washington DC Trip 2016-2017

The Ohio Department of education will be updating parents with a short biweekly eNewsletter.  Families can stay up to date on how statewide learning standards guide locally chose curriculum and what to expect from the Ohio's 2015-2016 state test.   The first issue is available at:  Test Talk for Parents .

The Dawson-Bryant Middle School has recently begun the process of building a community service club, known as the Key Club. The club is built upon young students looking to make a positive impact on their community. The Key Club’s purpose is to give students an opportunity to show acts of kindness and an opportunity to give back to their community. Recently, before Thanksgiving break, the students took advantage of the nice weather to clean up around the school. The students were able to accomplish a lot of cleaning in such a short amount of time because they worked together! The students had a good time doing this clean up, and I’m excited to see what other great things they will do in the future. Thank you to all the students who participated in the clean-up! – Miss Edwards 

Greenbo Hike combines appreciation of local history, physical education with environmental science studies