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Students met with the school’s lunch provider, Quest, to share suggestions and ideas about improving the meals at Daniel Wright. They sampled a variety of cuisines from vegetarian meatballs to bacon chicken pasta. Then, students shared what they liked and disliked about items. Each school receives input from its students annually to determine what is working well with the lunch meals and where improvements can be made.

The Wright Way Club has been busy with projects that provide families and individuals with much needed support.

To ensure that students feel empowered to voice their concerns, we have established clear procedures at Daniel Wright for reporting any issues they may encounter related to bullying, racial harassment, and safety.

Daniel Wright students spent an inspiring day honoring veterans with a mix of hands-on activities and heartfelt moments.

Seventh-grade spent time this month learning about the process of the presidential election.

DW students joined schools across America in supporting Red Ribbon Week.

D103 student in grades 3-8 have access to the Varsity Tutors for Schools platform.

Students joined police officers in promoting healthy ways to get to and from school.

In this chemistry unit, students develop models to understand particle motion, the impact of temperature and kinetic energy on states of matter, and thermal energy transfer.

Author Rob Harrell captivated sixth-graders during this week's assembly, sharing insights into his writing career.

Students share their thoughts about their culture and identity.

Students share culture through SEL activity.