Daily Bulletin
Dunlap Valley Middle School Bulletin for Thursday, January 08, 2026
Today's Lunch is Homemade beef chili & crackers, cinnamon roll, potato smiles, veggie bar, fruit
Yearbook Any 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students interested in helping with this year's yearbook production. There is a meeting this Friday, January 9th, at 7:40 in Ms. Hochmuth's room.
Attention all students! There will be a hot cocoa breakfast on Tuesday, January 13th, at 7:45 in the Valley Commons. The cost is $3.00
Spelling Bee Attention Spartans! Quick - grab a pencil! Grab paper! Grab your brain because this is your Thursday spelling challenge! How well can you do? Let's see! (pause) The word is loquacious. Spongebob Squarepants, Lorelai Gilmore, Mushu, Leslie Knope, and Stiles Stilinski are very loquacious or overly talkative characters. Loquacious. Write your answers in 3-2-1. (pause) Alright! If you wrote l-o-q-u-a-c-i-o-u-s you are correct! Piece of cake? Then, don't hide your talents! You have one week left to join the 2026 Spelling Bee! Complete the Online Sign-Up Form emailed out. Sign-ups are due by 5pm on Monday, January 12th. If you have questions, please speak with or email Miss Fleming!
Spartan Sport Review! Volleyball The 6th grade Lady Spartans earned their first win of the season on the road last night, defeating Washington Middle School in straight sets, 25–22 and 25–16! The girls came in focused and took control of the serving game from the start. There were several outstanding plays throughout the match. The 7th grade volleyball team continued their strong start to the season with a straight-sets victory over the Washington Middle Panthers, winning 25–20, 25–18. The Spartans finished the match with 15 total kills, showing balanced offense. From the service line, Dunlap Valley applied constant pressure, with 17 aces throughout the two sets. The 8th grade volleyball team picked up a strong win against Washington Middle School, taking the match in two sets, 25–17 and 25–14. It was a really fun game to watch from start to finish. Our defense was top-notch, with serve-receive passing at an average of an impressive 2.0, which allowed our setters to run aggressive offensive plays. That tempo led to 17 kills against the Panthers. 8th also dominated from the service line, finishing with 11 aces. It was great to see so much teamwork and encouragement on the court from all the grade teams. Great job, Lady Spartans—keep up the hard work!