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ADM Mission/Vision Statements
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ADM Shared Vision
"Experiencing Success Today, Achieving Dreams Tomorrow"
ADM Shared Mission
ADM Community School District, in partnership with our communities, is committed to engaging all students in a challenging and supportive learning environment that ensures individual student success as measured by a comprehensive system of assessments.
By 2014 ADM Schools Will Prepare Students for a Changing Global Society By Becoming a State Leader In:
- Improving Student Achievement
- Implementing Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
- Increasing the Graduation Rate
- Establishing Financial Stability Through Increased Enrollment and Efficient Use of Resources
- Involving Students in School and Community
2011 ACT SCORES HIGHEST ON RECORD
The graduating class of 2011 posted the highest ACT composite score on record! ADM's composite of 23.9 marks the third consecutive year of gains on the ACT, a college-entrance exam taken by over 20,000 Iowa students each year and 1,600,000 students nationwide. The average composite in Iowa was 22.3. Not only are ADM's ACT scores higher than the state average, but are also the highest in Dallas County this year. The ACT is a critical measure of college-readiness for our students and we are very excited about our 2011 scores and the overall trend line. For more information regarding the ACT, please call Superintendent Greg Dufoe at 515-993-4283.
** 2011-12 ADM District Goals **
Non-Discrimination Statement
The Adel DeSoto Minburn Community School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, socioeconomic status, disability religion, and creed.
ADM Shared Vision
"Experiencing Success Today, Achieving Dreams Tomorrow"
ADM Shared Mission
ADM Community School District, in partnership with our communities, is committed to engaging all students in a challenging and supportive learning environment that ensures individual student success as measured by a comprehensive system of assessments.
By 2014 ADM Schools Will Prepare Students for a Changing Global Society By Becoming a State Leader In:
- Improving Student Achievement
- Implementing Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
- Increasing the Graduation Rate
- Establishing Financial Stability Through Increased Enrollment and Efficient Use of Resources
- Involving Students in School and Community
2011 ACT SCORES HIGHEST ON RECORD
The graduating class of 2011 posted the highest ACT composite score on record! ADM's composite of 23.9 marks the third consecutive year of gains on the ACT, a college-entrance exam taken by over 20,000 Iowa students each year and 1,600,000 students nationwide. The average composite in Iowa was 22.3. Not only are ADM's ACT scores higher than the state average, but are also the highest in Dallas County this year. The ACT is a critical measure of college-readiness for our students and we are very excited about our 2011 scores and the overall trend line. For more information regarding the ACT, please call Superintendent Greg Dufoe at 515-993-4283.
** 2011-12 ADM District Goals **
Non-Discrimination Statement
The Adel DeSoto Minburn Community School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, socioeconomic status, disability religion, and creed.
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Need To Know...
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Tiger Drive - One-Way Only 
A reminder that Tiger Drive is one-way only, twenty-four hours a day, including traffic for athletic and activities events in the evening and on weekends.
TEXT-A-TIP: 515-559-7790
- Text the info about illegal activities such as: underage alcohol use, underage tobacco use, or the use or sales of drugs, that are occurring anywhere in Dallas County to TEXT-A-TIP.
- If known, include the location and time of such activities.
- Info provided to TEXT-A-TIP is done anonymously.
- Paid for by the Dallas County J.A.A.G. (Juvenile Anti-Alcohol Group).
Tiger Drive - One-Way Only
A reminder that Tiger Drive is one-way only, twenty-four hours a day, including traffic for athletic and activities events in the evening and on weekends.
TEXT-A-TIP: 515-559-7790
- Text the info about illegal activities such as: underage alcohol use, underage tobacco use, or the use or sales of drugs, that are occurring anywhere in Dallas County to TEXT-A-TIP.
- If known, include the location and time of such activities.
- Info provided to TEXT-A-TIP is done anonymously.
- Paid for by the Dallas County J.A.A.G. (Juvenile Anti-Alcohol Group).
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News
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1996 Band Uniforms For Sale
Bids may be plaed and descriptions/sizes of the uniforms may be found at http://www.govdeals.com/ADMAuctions
PLEASE VOTE
FEBRUARY 7, 2012
School Board proposes PPEL funding for technology needs. Read more...
ADM District Newsletter - Subscribe to receive a monthly electronic district newsletter featuring information on student achievement, professional development, school finance, and other ADM School District news. The newsletter will be sent directly to your email inbox. Click the "Subscribe" link in the navigation menu on the left.
January Issue - ADM District Newsletter
Student Registration
New student registration - for information stop by the Central Office located at 801 Nile Kinnick Dr. S. in Adel or call 515-993-4283
1996 Band Uniforms For Sale
Bids may be plaed and descriptions/sizes of the uniforms may be found at http://www.govdeals.com/ADMAuctions
PLEASE VOTE
FEBRUARY 7, 2012
School Board proposes PPEL funding for technology needs. Read more...
ADM District Newsletter - Subscribe to receive a monthly electronic district newsletter featuring information on student achievement, professional development, school finance, and other ADM School District news. The newsletter will be sent directly to your email inbox. Click the "Subscribe" link in the navigation menu on the left.
January Issue - ADM District Newsletter
Student Registration
New student registration - for information stop by the Central Office located at 801 Nile Kinnick Dr. S. in Adel or call 515-993-4283
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