How Crazy Was Crazy Day?

An annual tradition, "Crazy Day" occurs during the last week of October. Students and teachers get pretty creative with their costumes. To see lots of fun pics , please click on the "Photo Gallery" link in left margin and navigate to the "Crazy Day Oct09" photo album.

Red Ribbon Week "Agency Day" Pics Now in Gallery

Once again the Dry Creek campus hosted local law enforcement, fire, and emergency personnel for a very informative morning of talks and demonstrations. To see some of the action, please click on the "Photo Gallery" link in left margin and navigate to the "Red Ribbon 2009" photo album.

Simple Steps Can Protect Everyone During Flu Season

The new H1N1 flu is still circulating in our community, and will soon be joined by the regular cold and flu season.  To help keep all of our CUSD students and families healthy, please keep the following healthy habits in mind:

· Just like we do at school, encourage your child to frequently wash his or her hands, cover coughs and sneezes, and avoid sharing food or drinks with others.

· Don’t send your child to school if he or she is running a fever of 100 degrees or higher, and has one or more of the following symptoms: a cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, vomiting or diarrhea, or extreme fatigue. 

· Before sending your child back to school after an illness, make sure he or she is fever-free (without the use of a fever reducer, like Tylenol) for 24 hours.

· Students who arrive at school with flu symptoms will be sent home to recover, and to avoid spreading the flu among classmates.

Clovis Unified will continue to conduct daily sanitation of bathrooms and high contact areas such as door knobs and countertops, but the best protection against colds and flu are the simple steps listed above.  If you have any questions about H1N1 or the regular cold and flu season, please contact the CUSD Nursing Services Office at 327-9466. More information is also available on the CUSD web site at www.cusd.com.

Game Pics vs. Woods (Oct 23, 2009) Now in Gallery

Check out our girls volleyball, boys and girls cross country, and football teams in action. Just click on the "Photo Gallery" link in left margin.

SART Survey 2009 Results

Each spring Dry Creek parents are asked to grade the school in a number of categories. Please click HERE to download results. Thanks to all of our awesome parents for feedback that helps make us better!

DC Kids Featured in Fresno Grizzlies Commercial

Click HERE to download the video file, which runs in Quicktime.

Important Safety Notice

Clovis Unified School District policy requires all visitors (including parents, classroom volunteers, etc.) to check in at the main office and obtain a visitor’s pass. This requirement is in force at all times except for drop-off and pick-up times and on game day afternoons. If you are walking on our campus at any other time and you do not have a visitor’s badge displayed, please don’t be offended if you are stopped by a staff member. This is for the safety of your child and all other Dry Creek students. We thank you for your continued support.

Dry Creek Soccer

For information concerning elementary-aged soccer, please visit the website for the

Dry Creek Soccer Club.

How To Get Here

Don’t use Mapquest or other online mapping sources, as these will give incorrect directions. Dry Creek is located at the intersection of Armstrong and Nees avenues in northeastern Clovis, a short distance from State Highway 168. To get here…

From Highway 168:

1. Take the Temperance Avenue exit.
2. Turn North onto Temperance to Nees.
3. Turn West (left) onto Nees and continue west to Armstrong. School is located on the northeast corner of Nees and Armstrong.

Coming from the west via Shepherd Avenue:

1. Take Shepherd Ave. east to Fowler Ave.
2. Turn South on Fowler to Nees Ave.
3. Turn East on Nees to Armstrong Ave. School is located on the northeast corner of Nees and Armstrong.