
We are honored to congratulate our retirees for the 24-25 School Year!


Child Safety 101 was done in collaboration with Northpointe Behavioral Health with lunch provided by CAN Council. Attendees became CPR Certified. Take Home Packets, First Aid Kits, Prepare with Pedro Educational Tools/Books and Caretaker Info Notepads were provided along with a door prize opportunity.
Topics Covered:
CPR, First Aid
In-Home Safety
Emergency Preparedness with Kids
Weather Emergencies
Sleep, Mealtime & Hygiene
Heat & Cold Temperature Safety
Babysitting Tips (Parents & Caregivers)
Travel Safety
Cost to attend was free for families and both agencies plan to offer another class Fall 2025.

Students from Ms. Kelsey and Miss Tamara's class watch the loggers skid the cut timber on the Willis Campus today!


Dickinson & Iron Counties:


Please Note:


To Dickinson-Iron ISD Staff, Students, and Parents:
As a follow-up to our communication on January 8, 2025, PowerSchool, our student information system provider, had experienced a cybersecurity incident. This incident was on PowerSchools end and did not affect other district servers. On January 29, 2025, PowerSchool began notifying individuals whose information was involved. To support those affected, PowerSchool has partnered with Experian to provide identity protection and credit monitoring services to current and former students and educators, regardless of whether their information was impacted. In the coming weeks, Experian will send direct email notifications from Ps-sis-incident@mail.csid.com (or similar addresses) with instructions on activating these services. Parents/guardians are encouraged to monitor their email, visit PowerSchool’s website for more details, or contact the dedicated support line at 833-918-9464 for any questions.
Below you can find more information from PowerSchool:
What happened?
PowerSchool, the company that provides our student information system, experienced a cybersecurity incident.
On January 29, 2025, PowerSchool began notifying individuals whose information was involved.
What is being done?
PowerSchool has engaged Experian, a credit reporting agency, to provide identity protection and credit monitoring services to current and former students and educators whose information was involved.
PowerSchool is providing these services regardless of whether an individual's information was involved.
In the coming weeks, Experian will be sending direct email notifications to involved individuals (or their parent/guardian) for whom PowerSchool has sufficient contact information.
These notifications will come from Experian, using one of the following email addresses:
Ps-sis-incident@mail.csid.com
Ps-sis-incident@mail1.csid.com
Ps-sis-incident@mail2.csid.com
PowerSchool has also set up a dedicated, toll-free call center (833-918-9464) to answer any questions about these services and the incident.
Website with more information: http://www.powerschool.com/security/sis-incident/notice-of-united-states-data-breach/
Sincerely,
The DIISD Communication Team

An amazing scholarship opportunity! Students pursuing a 2-year vocational type degree that attend either Iron Mountain, Breitung, Norway, North Dickinson, Forest Park, West Iron, Niagara or Florence schools!


All local EK-5th grade teachers were invited to participate in grade level professional learning days at the ISD this month! Teachers who attended got to participate in wellness activities provided by our Behavioral Services Team and literacy learning provided by our Literacy Team. They also had time to collaborate with teachers from all six local schools, share some of the great things happening in their classrooms, and even got to go home with some fun giveaways too!





Strategic Planning Survey


Local districts participated in a Virtual Dyslexia Summit Friday, January 31, 2025 in the Borga Center at the DIISD!



Congratulations to the following Outstanding Students!


Students in Mrs. Sam Edward’s second grade class at Woodland Elementary are so thankful for all of the amazing books, bean bags, and lap desks they’ve received thanks to the 35j Literacy grant! 📚❤️ Our DIISD early literacy coaches have been busy fulfilling orders and delivering supplies to our local teachers.


Big shout out to our ISD Board Members!!


Congratulations!


Schilleman Bus Service is hiring drivers!


Today at the ISD!


Survey closes tomorrow, Friday, November 15th!
The ISD is participating in an early literacy and family participation grant through the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement and Potential (MiLEAP) and we need your assistance! Through the MiFamily Engagement Centers grant (Section 35i), MiLEAP is developing a statewide media campaign designed to help parents and guardians improve their awareness of literacy practices and increase participation in literacy development activities. The first step of the campaign focuses on research. Please fill out the survey below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MILearningSurvey
Thank you for your time!


Today, on behalf of the ISD, we recognize the brave men and women who have served our great nation with courage, dedication, and sacrifice. Our very own, Darren and Rob shared that they are Veterans from the United States Air Force.
When asked if you would like to share something from being in the military, Darren wrote: It was an incredible journey that forged lifelong bonds and granted me membership in a brotherhood beyond compare. I explored destinations I'd never dreamed of because of making an unwavering commitment. The training I received and the experiences I had are truly unique, setting me apart from most. Whether stationed in a tropical paradise or a remote, challenging location, I embraced every opportunity with enthusiasm and made unforgettable memories. This journey not only shaped my character but also instilled in me a strong sense of discipline, resilience, and a deep appreciation for service and sacrifice. It's an experience I wouldn't trade for the world.
Thank you again! Happy Veterans Day to all who have served!


Winners!!
