In April 2007, The New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) awards Davies High School a ten-year reaccreditation.

 In December 2007, the US News and World Report Magazine ranks Davies High School the Bronze level and recognized for its high level of achievement demonstrated by its diverse student body.  Davies was one out of 1,086 schools nationwide to be ranked the Bronze, and one out of five statewide to be ranked with the Bronze or the Silver.

On October 5th, Davies Carpentry students participated in a "Green Building" workshop sponsored by National Grid and led by two award-winning builders and editors of Fine Homebuilding Magazine.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Davies community is very active in supporting the cause, "Awareness Against Domestic Violence and Relationship Abuse," by selling t-shirts, bracelets, and a dinner dance ("Benefit at the Beach") to raise funds for the Lindsay Ann Burke Memorial Fund.  Click on www.labmf.org to learn more about Lindsay, the memorial fund, and the Lindsay Ann Burke Act. 

Davies' SkillsUSA students participated in two community service projects.  On October 13th, they modeled in Macy's Fall Fashion Show as part of the "Shop for a Cause" program.  On October 14th, they participated in the "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" Walkathon, for ACS, at Roger Williams Park.

 On Nov. 17, 2007, the Davies Debate Team received top Speaker Trophies won by Maria Consuegra, Mariama Krubally, and Bryan Whalen at the New England Debate Classic Tournament in Boston, Ma.  The team as a whole came in 9th Place among 40 teams that competed.

On Dec. 8, 2007, the Davies Debate Team won First Place at the RI Urban Debate League Tournament, at Brown University. 

 A congratulations goes to Mr. Gerald Suggs, Social Studies teacher and advisor of Davies SkillsUSA chapter.  He was awarded the 2007 SkillsUSA "Region 1 Advisor of the Year" chosen among many advisor nominations within the 12 regional states.