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DHS student report highlights spring sports; district leaders outline early‑literacy initiative

Winston-Dillard School District Board of Directors · March 12, 2026
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Summary

A DHS student update noted about 110 student athletes preparing for spring sports; elementary leaders described a district early‑literacy mission and framework to align instruction across three buildings.

In the student report, a Douglas High School student identified as Patterson told the board that approximately 110 student athletes are preparing for the spring sports season, with competitions planned in track and field, baseball, softball, golf, trap shooting and rodeo.

Elementary leaders then described an early‑literacy initiative aligning three buildings around a shared mission and literacy commitments. An administrator said the district used the state Early Literacy Playbook and a literacy framework to guide teacher practice and listed classroom strategies and poster-based commitments designed to improve foundational reading skills. "We asked our little guys in our building to be star reader," a district administrator said, describing classroom expectations to support reading.