Class of 2009
Valedictorian
Ethan Pinault, Pawtucket
Automotive Careers

 Salutatorian
Aaron Hebert, N. Providence
Graphic Arts

 2009 SkillsUSA National Competitions

Gold Medal Winners
Elizabeth Nunez: Basic Healthcare Skills
Jenny Diaz: Health Occupations Professional Portfolio

Silver Medal Winner
Jomar Rivera: Cosmetology

Bronze Medal Winner
Alex Beauregard: Electronic Applications

Five Automotive Career students: Yannick Lima, Justin Gomes, Mike McCarthy, Ethan Pinault, and Francisco Figueroa, all from Pawtucket, refinished and repainted the Lincoln Police Dept.'s criminal investigation vehicle which was a donated rescue vehicle from Homeland Security.  Police Chief Brian Sullivan said, " The kids did an excellent job.  We're fortunate to have Davies located in our town and be able to lean on them to help us with a project."

 The Davies Girls' Basketball Team is awarded The Providence Journals and RI Interscholastic League Injury Fund Dick Reynolds Team Sportsmanship Award during the 2008-2009 winter sports season. 

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 December 4, 2009 Davies Carpentry students and Teacher, Bill Esser, participated in a "Green Building" Expo sponsored by National Grid and won several tools and supplies for the school through a number of contests.  There were over 100 participants from the region's vocational, technical and comprehensive high schools.  If you want to learn about the expo event and the "How-to-Be Green Now" Program, visit www.buildingeventsolutions.com

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. 

 On Dec. 13, 2008, the Davies Debate Team won four individual awards and five team awards, out of a field of 151 debaters, at a regional tournament in Boston.  Congratulations to the Davies Debate Team!