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Vote for Davies in the School Spirit Giveaway!
Show your School Spirit! Vote now to win $1,000 for our school! You can vote daily until April 30th.
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RIDE Announces Delegates for 2023 National Youth Science Camp
“We are thrilled to have these extremely talented students representing Rhode Island on a national stage,” said Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green. “These young women are destined to be future leaders in STEAM, and we cannot wait to hear of their success in this competitive science program. They are shining examples of what our kids can achieve with the right support and guidance.” The students, Taina Marigny of Providence and Mia Schenenga of East Greenwich, are both seniors graduating from their high schools this June.
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Rising Senior Night (For Juniors) - Information
The following information was distributed at Rising Senior Night on March 16th and is meant for juniors and their parents.
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SurveyWorks - Annual Parent/Family Survey
The Rhode Island Department of Education is currently administering its annual SurveyWorks Family Survey, which is an opportunity for family members to provide feedback about our school community and our children’s opportunities to learn. The survey results are most useful when all families participate, so I am writing to ask you to participate in this survey.
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Davies Summer Exploration Program Information
Attention, Parents, and Guardians! Davies is providing summer exploration experiences to academically eligible students for Summer 2023. The reservation form will open on Monday, March 13th and close on Friday, March 31st.
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Cap and Gown Deadline
The deadline to order your cap and gown for graduation is March 10th! Caps and gowns are required to participate in the graduation ceremony. Watch the video and learn how to order yours.
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National Honor Society Nominations
Congratulations to the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students that received a letter from the National Honor Society for the academic year 2022-2023. These students met the initial criteria of a 3.75 cumulative GPA after quarter 1. The informational meeting will be on December 20th, 2022 at 2:30 pm in the Lecture Hall.
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Class of 1992 - 30 Year Reunion
On October 1st, 2022, members of Davies' class of 1992 gathered at the Lincoln Woods for their 30th Reunion. Photo submitted by Jim Spence.
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Daily Announcements
This will be updated daily to match morning announcements read over the loudspeaker.
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Guidance Presentation - How to Support a Successful Davies Student!
The Guidance Department presentation from Parent.Teacher Meet and Greet 2022. Information regarding how to support your student for success at Davies.
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Title 1 Funding and Parent/Family Engagement Information
At Parent/Teacher Meet and Greet a presentation was held regarding Title 1 and Parent and Family Engagement. Parents/Guardians are encouraged to review the documents and provide feedback.
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Menstrual Products Available
We are excited to announce that Davie’s has partnered with Red.Lined Period,a local organization that fights menstrual product insecurity, to offer free menstrual supplies to the school community. Red.Lined Period was founded because menstruation doesn’t change based on where you live, your capabilities, or if you can afford supplies and understands that sometimes you’re just not prepared. The products in these Red.Kits are donated, assembled and distributed throughout central Rhode Island.
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College Planning Center - September Events
Come join one of the informative information sessions being presented by the College Planning Center experts. You can sign up at the links below. Registration is FREE
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School Year Welcome Letters
As you begin your high school career, please use this first semester to lay a strong foundation for success. I urge you to establish strong routines in terms of attendance, study skills, and time management, and to get involved in at least one extracurricular activity. Please know that we have excellent teachers at Davies-- if you show up to school daily, make every effort to complete the activities that your teachers assign in a timely manner, and try your best on each one, you will find success!
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My School Bucks - Lunch Money
Add money to your student's breakfast/lunch account for touchless transactions.
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Class of 2022
Learn more about Davies' Class of 2022 Valedictorian and Salutatorian as well as find the link to the commencement live stream.
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Davies' District Teacher of the Year - Christina Cipolla
Congratulations to Mrs. Cipolla for winning Davies' District Teacher of the Year for School Year 2022-2023. Mrs. Cipolla will go on to represent Davies at the state level.
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Mrs. Cassarino is Appointed and Installed on the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center Board and Wins The Silverstein Award Grant
At a ceremony on June 7, 2022, at the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center (SBHEC) of Rhode Island, Davies’ Social Studies department head, Kristin Cassarino, was appointed and installed as the newest member of the SBHEC Board of Directors. The mission of the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center is to teach the history of the Holocaust in order to promote human dignity and justice and to serve as a memorial to its victims. SBHEC serves to bear witness to the Holocaust and to honor those who perished. They strive to reduce prejudice against all minorities by teaching about the experience of the Jews, and of the suffering of other people because of hate and bigotry. They seek to ensure that every human being in our world has the same measure of dignity.
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National Honor Society 2022-2023
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.
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