- William M. Davies, Jr. Career & Technical High School
- Davies In The News
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Preira and Folarin top of their class at Davies
5/4/23 by Sofia Barr for the Pawtucket Times
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Cardoso named educator of year by SkillsUSA
5/3/23 by Jon Baker for the Pawtucket Times
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Davies Tech top students are Marc Preira, Faizah Folarin
5/3/23 by Jon Baker for the Pawtucket Times
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Davies dominates at SkillsUSA RI, Cardoso wins CTE educator of the year
4/20/23 By Sofia Barr for the Valley Breeze
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Pires, Folarin, others win gold at SkillsUSA
4/18/23 By Jon Baker for the Pawtucket Times
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All-American athletes, RIIL champs highlight Winter All-Scholastics
4/13/23 By Eric Benevides for the Valley Breeze
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Davies’ Taina Marigny to attend National Youth Science Camp
4/6/23 by Jon Baker for The Pawtucket Times
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Rhode Island Department of Education Announces Delegates for 2023 National Youth Science Camp
3/24/23 Press Release from the Rhode Island Department of Education
Marigny, a student in the top 1% of her class at William M. Davies, Jr. Technical High School, has a strong interest in bioengineering and agriculture and loves a challenge that will help her gain more industry knowledge about her desired field. Currently a pharmacy technician at Green Line Apothecary, Marigny handles pharmaceutical software and robotic machinery and prepares prescriptions. Her experience also extends to civic engagement as a former student representative with the XQ+RI partnership to reimagine high school, an intern at the Urban Perinatal Education Center in Pawtucket, and an intern at Mount Hope Community Garden in Providence. Marigny also has a record of demonstrating effective interpersonal skills, never passing up an opportunity to help her fellow classmates and peers.
“I am honored to have had the opportunity to both meet and teach Taina during her time here at Davies Tech,” said science teacher Louis Cirello. “Her qualifications for this program are unmatched. She is a motivated and passionate student of STEAM, and I have no doubt she will go far after graduation. She will be a great addition to this year’s National Youth Science Camp delegation.”
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Brown Brain Bee brings brain science to local high schoolers
The annual neuroscience trivia competition hosted at Brown invites Rhode Island students to explore the wonders of the brain to inspire the next generation of scientists and researchers.
2/28/23 by Brown University
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Davies student's dessert featured at Providence bakery
3/16/23 by Sofia Barr for the Valley Breeze
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Teams from 6 high schools to compete in Seafood Cookoff
3/16/22 by Warwick Beacon
RSVP to the free event link: https://bit.ly/3YHz3Tj
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McKee touts school spending during tour of Davies Tech
3/1/23 by Jon Baker for the Pawtucket Times
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Davies' Rose drawing Power 5 interest
3/8/23 By Brendan McGair for the Pawtucket Times
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Governor McKee, RIDE Highlight #RIReady Budget Investments for Davies Career and Technical High Scho
Published on Wednesday, March 08, 2023
#RIReady FY24 Budget recommends $35 million to construct new classrooms, media center, CTE lab and more
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Central Falls girls' basketball team holds off Davies for D-IV title (Girls' Basketball)
3/1/23 by Kayla Panu for the Valley Breeze
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RIDE’s Food Truck Initiative Promotes Real World Experience
Menu for Success invites high school students to build their own business
2/28/23 by Hugh Minor for Providence Monthly
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Davies Defeats Blackstone Valley Prep To Stay Atop D4 Girls Hoops Standings [VIDEO]
1/24/23 by Nick Coit for ABC6
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McKee prioritizes tax cuts, education in $13.8B budget for fiscal 2024
1/20/23 by Christopher Allen for Providence Business News
"The capital improvement budget adds $60 million to the $478 million budgeted in 2023 for capital projects, including renovations to the William M. Davies Jr. Career and Technical High School ($35 million), the Statehouse ($75.7 million) and state-run group homes ($7.5 million)."
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C.F. girls' basketball team deals Davies, Johnston first D-IV losses (Photos)
1/11/23 by Kayla Panu for the Valley Breeze
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Patriots remain undefeated (Girls' Basketball)
12/22/22 Photos by Ernest Brown for the Pawtucket Times
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Davies' scholar-athletes read to youngsters
12/21/22 by Jon Baker for The Pawtucket Times
12/22/22 Photos by Ernest Brown for the Pawtucket Times
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Fall 2022 All-Scholastics story, Part II
Posted on 12/8/22 by The Valley Breeze
"A Winter All-Scholastics selection last year as a member of his school’s basketball team, Giwa “has quietly turned himself into a solid football player in just two short years,” said Davies head coach Henry Cabral.
Giwa is a two-time All-Division and All-Academic selection who helped the Patriots return to the Division IV semifinals and post a 7-3 mark that was their best record in their four-year existence. He played multiple positions, especially at defensive end, as Giwa recorded 52 tackles, 14 sacks, and three fumble recoveries, and as a hybrid running back, as he ran for 378 yards and three touchdowns.
In the classroom, Giwa, who is a Pawtucket resident and studying Automotive Careers, is ranked in the top 15 percent of his class. His GPA is 3.79, and this past quarter, he sported a GPA of 3.89.
A First-Team All-Division selection, Cano had an outstanding season in helping the Patriots, which went winless in their inaugural season in 2019 and totaled just five wins over the next two seasons, notch their first winning record.
Thanks to a four-match win streak midway through the season, Davies went 8-6 in Division IV action, and in the playoffs, Cano helped the Patriots reach the semifinals by netting a 3-0 victory over Shea in the quarters.
Cano, who is a Pawtucket resident, did a little of everything for the Patriots this year, as she contributed 48 kills and 53 service aces. And off the court, she was just as exceptional: Cano boasts a 3.62 GPA and is studying Bio-Manufacturing."
