Announcements

  • HWY 101 Last Chance Grade Open - School as Usual

    Highway 101 at Last Chance Grade is still open to one-lane controlled traffic, with 10-minute delays expected, and school will continue as usual. Caltrans does not anticipate any long-term closures, and buses will run normally.

     
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  • Winter Celebration

     

    We will have crafts to make including: Ornament painting, Cookie decorating, and Stocking decorating!

    Friday December 22 at Crescent Elk Middle School

    Dinner will be provided 530-6PM crafts 6-7PM

    Wear your ugliest Christmas sweater to be entered in a raffle!
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  • Boys' Basketball

    Boys' Basketball Tryouts

    December - 11th & 12th

    6th grade / 3PM - 4PM

    7th grade / 4PM - 5PM

    8th grade / 5PM - 6PM

    Physical and code of conduct must be submitted to tryout
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  • Crescent Elk Community School Needs Assessment for Parents/Families

     

    Crescent Elk Middle School is transforming into a Community School. A Community School is a school that brings together services, including but not limited to after-school and summer programs, and physical and mental health to help improve student achievement and develop stronger relationships with families and our communities!

     

    Please help by taking the survey in the link below. Your honest responses will help get the Crescent Elk Community School planning and development off to a strong start.

     

    Click Here for the Survey...
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  • Class of 2023 Promotion Ceremony Pictures

    Click the link below to see pictures of the Crescent Elk Class of 2023!

     

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/X8UE5gYJXXmmcQrJ9
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  • DNUSD App

    Download the DNUSD mobile app for instant updates and information on what's happening in our district.

    https://www.dnusd.org/app

     
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  • The Angst: Building Resilience program is a film-based mental health support program endorsed by educators, psychiatrists and mental health advocates. The film includes interviews with kids, teens, educators, experts and parents. The film and corresponding materials provide tools, resources, and above all, hope. This is intended for 6th through 12th grade students. 

     

     

    To visit the Angst: Building Resilience site and to view the video, click the link below.

     

    https://watch.eventive.org/california/play/615e46beeacbbb00597d68f8
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