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Welcome to
Wildcat Country!
Click Here to view the
2nd Annual Donovan Wildcat Open
Golf Outing Flyer
Principal's Welcome
Welcome to the Donovan Jr. /
Sr. High School website. We strive to reach all learners by offering a
rigorous curriculum aligned with state standards that focuses on the
skills that all students need in order to be successful.
Differentiating instruction by offering support to all learners is our
primary goal in order to meet the needs of our diverse learning
community. Developing positive working relationships with students,
parents, and all stakeholders is a responsibility we take very
seriously. Parents and educators are encouraged to have regular contact
to discuss their child’s progress. I look forward to serving the
students, parents, and members of the surrounding communities during the
upcoming 2011-2012 school year. Please feel free to contact me with any
questions or concerns. Have a great year!
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Information NOW
Parent-Staff Login
Donovan
Elementary Website
Donovan CUSD#3 District Website
Think Link Testing
Market Day Fundraiser
Place orders Here
Breakfast
& Lunch Menus
New 2011-2012 Donovan Apparel available
NOW!
MRSA AWARENESS INFORMATION
Kankakee Area Career Center
Preparing Students For Tomorrow
www.kacc.k12.il.us
Community Outreach & Resource Webpage!
Follow the link to find great opportunities for parents,
students, and community members in your area.
The Parent Page
Click on the link above to view
"The Parent Page"
Topics & points of Interest for
parents include:
Helping your child deal with bullying,
Get involved with your child's education,
Ten Tips for a successful Parent-Teacher conference,
Eating together, There's more than what's on the menu
Eating disorders & your child |
District Demographic Information
Donovan is a small rural district,
which encompasses the northeastern corner of Iroquois County. Current
enrollment for the district is 409 students
(K-12). It is predominantly agricultural and
commuter in orientation. Most of the commuters travel
ten miles south to Watseka or thirty miles north to Kankakee for
employment, shopping, and social activities. The Donovan district covers
one hundred thirty-five square miles, which includes the
four small towns of Beaverville, Martinton, Iroquois, and
Donovan. The Jr.- Sr. High School building is
in the town of Donovan while the elementary building is two miles west
of Donovan in an agricultural setting. The communities as a total
package can be classified as rural blue collar in nature. |
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District Letter to Parents
Please click the link below to
view the Superintendents letter to parents regarding sexting.
Preventing and
Reducing the Incidences of Sexting.pdf
New
State Legislation requires schools to notify parents of the
availability of sex offender information including offender
registration information and the searchable database. Please be
advised that sex offender information can be obtained at
www.isp.state.il.us/sor. This is updated daily and allows
searching by name, city, town, county, zip code, compliance status
or any combination thereof.
School Closings
The Donovan School district is currently
using the One Call Now messaging service to notify parents,
students, staff and community members of school cancellations,
delay of sporting events, event reminders, pick-up times
and much more. In the event of a
cancellation, you will receive a phone call from the Call One Now
messaging service stating the reason for the cancellation, delay,
etc...If you receive the call in error or would like to be removed from
our call list, please use the hyperlink to login to the Call One Now
system to edit you "family Profile" settings.
School cancellations, early closing or late starts due to weather
conditions will also be announced over the local radio stations as soon
as decisions have been reached.
DO NOT
CALL THE SCHOOL.
WFGA(94.1)..Watseka and WKAN(1320), WVLI(95.1)...Kankakee, (WHPO)..Hoopeston,
and WIVR (101.7)..on your radio dials.
www.KAN-I-HELP.org
Reaching out to
help families and individuals identify resources.
The Kankakee-Iroquois HELP network is a comprehensive community
information system designed to connect the residents of Kankakee and
Iroquois counties, in north central Illinois, with governmental agencies,
publicly financed human services and non-profit organizations. |
