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Conference night is February 23, and the PTO is providing pizza for the Davis middle school teachers before their busy evening! We would also like to provide the teachers with desserts and drinks. If you are able to donate please … Continue reading →

Hello Davis Families!  If your student has made the Honor or Merit Roll – you can celebrate your student with a Davis Irish Scholar Sign!  Please see details below

Davis Families – please see the below message for free online tutoring opportunity for Davis students. Is Your Child On Track in Math? IvyMath is providing all Davis Middle families with a free online math tutoring session and an in-depth parent conference … Continue reading →

Hello Davis Families!  If your student has made the Honor or Merit Roll – you can celebrate your student with a Davis Irish Scholar Sign!  Please see details below

Davis families – we are excited to share the below information regarding the Davis CommUNITY Fest on February 16th! Davis CommUNITY Fest February 16th from 5:00-7:00 PM Held at Davis Middle School Join us for Food, Art, Music, and Fun!

Davis Families – please see below information on sign ups for Spring Sports with DYA!

Davis Families – Please see the below flyer for the Virtual Parent Workshop Series: Mental Health 101 February 7th at 6:30 PM – No need to sign up!  Just visit the website below at the workshop time.

Davis families – our next general PTO meeting is TONIGHT at 7:00 PM!  This is our next to the last meeting for the year and we have a lot of updates on exciting things coming this Spring!  Please join us … Continue reading →

Wednesday, January 18th at 7 pm is our next Davis PTO Meeting!  This is our next to the last meeting for the year and we have a lot of updates on exciting things coming this Spring!  Please join us at the … Continue reading →

Today the the nation celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a civil rights leader who dedicated his life to achieving equality for people of all colors. He was one of the twentieth century’s best-known advocates for nonviolent social change. So … Continue reading →