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Parent Survey for ESSER III Funds
Hello Davies Families, Davies will be receiving federal funds (ESSER III) to address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to help improve our school for the future. We would appreciate your feedback regarding areas to prioritize for expenditure of ESSER III funds at Davies. The areas listed on the survey are designated as allowable categories for expenditure, per the US Department of Education and the Rhode Island Department of Education. Please complete one survey per student by end of day Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
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Statewide Busing Update
Statewide has informed us that beginning Tuesday, January 4th, all Davies students who take Statewide buses will receive service to and from school at normal bell times; there will be no more doubling up of the Davies routes. Letters will be sent out with updated bus stops and route details to all impacted families- if your child rides a Statewide bus, please be sure to look for this mailing in the days to come.
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COVID Update for Families from Director Watkins
Dear Davies Parents and Guardians, As we enter the holiday season and winter months, we are seeing an uptick in the number of COVID cases and subsequent quarantines at Davies, just as are other schools across the state. Please assist us by setting a clear expectation for your child that masks are to be worn at all times (except while eating) in the school environment- including on the bus and in the building both before and after school. It is important that students wear their masks correctly, covering both the nose and mouth. We appreciate your support in providing your child with a mask to wear in school, as well as an extra mask to have on hand in case their mask breaks.
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Memo from Director Watkins 12/16/21 Re: Tik Tok Post
Dear Davies Families, I know some of you have heard about a recent Tik Tok post which implies a threat against schools nationwide for Friday the 17th. We are in communication with the Lincoln PD, and though there is no evidence to support that a credible threat exists against our school, we will continue to treat the matter seriously.
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National Honor Society 2022
The National Honor Society was formed in 1921. Over one million students are estimated to participate in the National Honor Society. Since 1946, the National Honor Society has given out more than $15 million in scholarship awards. Students who join Davies National Honor Society have a 3.75 GPA or higher, show leadership qualities, integrity, and are required to serve 20 service hours helping with different projects and Davies students far exceed those hours.
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At Davies Career and Technical, we are not a vo-tech school. We are creators of innovators for the twenty-first century. Our students see their education in action and put their technical training to use in internships, job shadowing, and placement opportunities through Davies’ dedicated Office of Workforce Development. And through their academic skills, they strive to not only pursue their dreams, but to one day become leaders.
According to a 2016 report from the Fordham Institute in Washington, D.C., the statistics are in and they show: students at career and tech schools are just as likely to pursue a four-year degree and more likely to graduate, enroll in a two-year college, and be employed. Data from the U.S. Department of Education agrees; students with industry credentials - like the ones more than 90% of our students earn at Davies - are more likely to be employed than people with academic credentials alone.
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The Davies Difference
Through a full academic curriculum and career-specific training, we offer students the ability to pursue future success.
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Clubs & Activities
From robotics to CSI club, explore our opportunities for students to participate in after school activities.
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A Focus on Positive Behavior
Understand our mission as educators to set a safe and positive school climate for students.
