Students in Mr. Bondora's Honors Physics classes are exploring the relationship between potential and kinetic energy through a rebound lab. By dropping assorted balls, measuring how high they bounce back, and analyzing the data, students are applying real-world observations to calculate energy and better understand the laws of motion.
Students in Mr. Towler’s Digital Marketing and Entrepreneurship classes are discovering the power of persuasion!
Tasked with thinking like a professional marketing team, students created advertisements designed to capture attention and inspire action. Whether promoting a product, service, or event, their challenge was simple: make people stop, look, and act.
From creative concepts to strategic messaging, these Warriors are building real-world marketing skills and learning what it takes to connect with an audience. 📣
Tasked with thinking like a professional marketing team, students created advertisements designed to capture attention and inspire action. Whether promoting a product, service, or event, their challenge was simple: make people stop, look, and act.
From creative concepts to strategic messaging, these Warriors are building real-world marketing skills and learning what it takes to connect with an audience. 📣
Congratulations to Breanna Mosley for being named Kiwanis Club Player of the Week! A well-deserved honor for an outstanding Warrior. 💛🖤
As part of the IB Diploma Programme, seniors Zander Snyman and Brayden Sadler recently completed a CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) project focused on community outreach at Council Traditional School.
After reading a short story with students, Zander and Brayden led a fun cup tower challenge and used the activity to teach an important part of the IB Learner Profile: reflection. Students discussed what worked well, what mistakes were made, and how they could improve in the future, turning a simple competition into a meaningful learning experience.
Their impact was clear. As they prepared to leave, the students begged them to come back!
We are proud of Zander and Brayden for using their leadership skills to inspire younger learners and make a lasting difference in our community. ✨
After reading a short story with students, Zander and Brayden led a fun cup tower challenge and used the activity to teach an important part of the IB Learner Profile: reflection. Students discussed what worked well, what mistakes were made, and how they could improve in the future, turning a simple competition into a meaningful learning experience.
Their impact was clear. As they prepared to leave, the students begged them to come back!
We are proud of Zander and Brayden for using their leadership skills to inspire younger learners and make a lasting difference in our community. ✨
Warrior Theatre Presents: Elf on a Shelf Must Die!
Get ready for an evening of laughs, surprises, and plenty of absurdity as the Warrior Theatre Cast and Crew bring Elf on a Shelf Must Die by Don Zolidis to the stage!
📅 Public Performance: October 24 at 1:00 PM
🎟️ Admission: $5 Students | $10 Adults
📅 Student Performance: October 28 at 9:00 AM
Come support our talented Warrior Theatre students as they bring this hilarious comedy to life. You won't want to miss this unforgettable show!
⭐ Support the arts, our students, and Warrior Theatre!
Get ready for an evening of laughs, surprises, and plenty of absurdity as the Warrior Theatre Cast and Crew bring Elf on a Shelf Must Die by Don Zolidis to the stage!
📅 Public Performance: October 24 at 1:00 PM
🎟️ Admission: $5 Students | $10 Adults
📅 Student Performance: October 28 at 9:00 AM
Come support our talented Warrior Theatre students as they bring this hilarious comedy to life. You won't want to miss this unforgettable show!
⭐ Support the arts, our students, and Warrior Theatre!
Science in action! Our IB Chemistry students recently conducted flame tests to observe how different metal ions emit unique colors when heated. By analyzing these vibrant colors, students explored emission spectra and gained a deeper understanding of how scientists identify elements based on the light they produce.
History is all about connections! Students in AP World History put their critical thinking skills to work using hexagonal thinking activities to examine the Indian Ocean trade network c. 1200. Through teamwork and discussion, they discovered countless ways to link key vocabulary and historical concepts.
💃🕺 Start Your Friday with a Dance Party! 🎶
Join us tomorrow morning in the downstairs courtyard for a Friday Morning Dance Party sponsored by Project Outreach! Bring your energy and your friends as we kick off the day with music, fun, and community. See you there!
Join us tomorrow morning in the downstairs courtyard for a Friday Morning Dance Party sponsored by Project Outreach! Bring your energy and your friends as we kick off the day with music, fun, and community. See you there!
Davidson is hosting its 3rd Annual YayBand! Contest.
September 26th will be an evening packed with music, energy, school spirit, and incredible marching bands! 🥁🎶🏆
The bands have been putting in the work, and now it’s almost time for them to take the field and SHOW US WHAT THEY’VE GOT! Participating high schools this year are: Leflore, St. Paul’s, Mobile Christian, Theodore, Murphy, Faith Academy, BC Rain, and MGM!
Gates open at 3:30 PM; Children under 10 free. All others must have GoFan ticket. This is a cashless event!
🎟️ https://gofan.co/event/6903905?schoolId=AL12310
Don’t wait until the last minute—grab your tickets, invite and tag your family and friends, and get ready to cheer on ALL of the amazing bands joining us this year! ❤️🎺
LET’S GET READY TO YAY BAND! 🎶🏆🎺🥁
September 26th will be an evening packed with music, energy, school spirit, and incredible marching bands! 🥁🎶🏆
The bands have been putting in the work, and now it’s almost time for them to take the field and SHOW US WHAT THEY’VE GOT! Participating high schools this year are: Leflore, St. Paul’s, Mobile Christian, Theodore, Murphy, Faith Academy, BC Rain, and MGM!
Gates open at 3:30 PM; Children under 10 free. All others must have GoFan ticket. This is a cashless event!
🎟️ https://gofan.co/event/6903905?schoolId=AL12310
Don’t wait until the last minute—grab your tickets, invite and tag your family and friends, and get ready to cheer on ALL of the amazing bands joining us this year! ❤️🎺
LET’S GET READY TO YAY BAND! 🎶🏆🎺🥁
Students in Ms. Bryant’s Programming Foundations class researched different types of malware, created informative posters, and presented their findings to the class. This activity gave students the opportunity to research, apply cybersecurity concepts, create a visual presentation, and build their public-speaking skills while learning how to recognize and understand common cybersecurity threats.
Students in Ms. Hosford's Anatomy & Physiology class put their knowledge into action by creating detailed models of the Integumentary System. These hands-on projects showcase the layers of the skin, glands, hair follicles, blood vessels, and nerves, helping students better understand the body's largest organ system. Great work combining creativity and science! 🖤💛
Mrs. Ramos’ Dual Enrollment Finite Mathematics students explored truth tables and logic statements by building circuits that modeled conditional statements. This interactive activity helped students connect abstract concepts to real-world applications and strengthen their understanding of truth values. Hands-on learning helped make the logic click!
Our Culinary Arts students have been busy!
A special thank you to Alecia South, a Davidson Class of 2010 graduate and Mrs. Baxter's daughter, for serving as our FCCLA guest speaker and sharing her knowledge of parliamentary procedures.
Our Hospitality & Tourism students explored the cost of lodging amenities by making Orange Julius drinks, Culinary 1 investigated heat transfer through boiled and sautéed potatoes, and Culinary 2 examined food allergens while preparing stir-fry dishes.
To top it all off, several of our culinary students volunteered at the Football Hall of Fame event on Friday night, putting their skills into action while serving the community.
A special thank you to Alecia South, a Davidson Class of 2010 graduate and Mrs. Baxter's daughter, for serving as our FCCLA guest speaker and sharing her knowledge of parliamentary procedures.
Our Hospitality & Tourism students explored the cost of lodging amenities by making Orange Julius drinks, Culinary 1 investigated heat transfer through boiled and sautéed potatoes, and Culinary 2 examined food allergens while preparing stir-fry dishes.
To top it all off, several of our culinary students volunteered at the Football Hall of Fame event on Friday night, putting their skills into action while serving the community.
Join us tomorrow night for Davidson High School's Open House!
We’ll kick off the evening at 5:30 PM in the cafeteria, followed by classroom visits where families can meet teachers and learn about classes.
We look forward to seeing our Warrior families there as we partner together for a great year! 🖤💛
We’ll kick off the evening at 5:30 PM in the cafeteria, followed by classroom visits where families can meet teachers and learn about classes.
We look forward to seeing our Warrior families there as we partner together for a great year! 🖤💛
Shout out to Davidson's Scholars Bowl teams for an outstanding performance at Bishop State on September 11! Both our Varsity and Junior Varsity teams went undefeated, finishing 3-0 on the day.
🔥 Varsity Results
• Defeated UMS, 480-20
• Defeated St. Luke's, 405-150
• Defeated McGill, 340-135
• Top scorer: Zander Snyman
🔥 Junior Varsity Results
• Defeated McGill, 185-165
• Defeated St. Luke's, 295-160
• Defeated UMS, 385-110
We are proud of our Warriors and look forward to seeing what they accomplish this season!
💛🖤 Go Warriors!
🔥 Varsity Results
• Defeated UMS, 480-20
• Defeated St. Luke's, 405-150
• Defeated McGill, 340-135
• Top scorer: Zander Snyman
🔥 Junior Varsity Results
• Defeated McGill, 185-165
• Defeated St. Luke's, 295-160
• Defeated UMS, 385-110
We are proud of our Warriors and look forward to seeing what they accomplish this season!
💛🖤 Go Warriors!
🎭 Meet the Cast & Competition Team! 🎭
Warrior Theatre is proud to present Sending Down The Sparrows, a powerful historical play by Laura Lundgren Smith.
Join us for a special public performance on October 24 at 1:00 PM, and cheer on our cast during the Davidson High School performance on October 28 at 9:00 AM before they head to the Trumbauer Theatre Competition in Gulf Shores on November 7!
Warrior Theatre is proud to present Sending Down The Sparrows, a powerful historical play by Laura Lundgren Smith.
Join us for a special public performance on October 24 at 1:00 PM, and cheer on our cast during the Davidson High School performance on October 28 at 9:00 AM before they head to the Trumbauer Theatre Competition in Gulf Shores on November 7!
Mrs. Kuntz’s AP Seminar students are already hard at work! Recently, they visited our media specialists to learn how to locate and evaluate research materials in the library, an essential skill for success in this rigorous course.
These students are following in the footsteps of the first AP Seminar class at Davidson, which achieved an impressive 91% pass rate. The bar has been set high, and this group is off to a strong start as they begin their research journey. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish this year!
These students are following in the footsteps of the first AP Seminar class at Davidson, which achieved an impressive 91% pass rate. The bar has been set high, and this group is off to a strong start as they begin their research journey. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish this year!
Davidson students are making their mark at Bryant Career Tech Center!
Even with a shortened week due to Labor Day, Mr. Thompson’s HVAC students continued to excel. We're proud to share that 100% of both AM and PM students earned their NCCER Construction Site Safety Orientation Certificate.
Davidson was well represented among this week’s top performers:
⭐Roland Johnson was named Top Performer in the AM class.
⭐ Andrew Yoeman earned Top Performer honors in the PM class.
⭐ Drake Williams stepped up to lead the class through the section review.
Congratulations to these hardworking Warriors for demonstrating a commitment to being workforce ready. Keep up the great work!
Even with a shortened week due to Labor Day, Mr. Thompson’s HVAC students continued to excel. We're proud to share that 100% of both AM and PM students earned their NCCER Construction Site Safety Orientation Certificate.
Davidson was well represented among this week’s top performers:
⭐Roland Johnson was named Top Performer in the AM class.
⭐ Andrew Yoeman earned Top Performer honors in the PM class.
⭐ Drake Williams stepped up to lead the class through the section review.
Congratulations to these hardworking Warriors for demonstrating a commitment to being workforce ready. Keep up the great work!
Mrs. Hicks’ art classes had a few special visitors to help them prepare for this semester's theme: the estuary!
Joann Moody and Elise Knoll from the Dauphin Island Sea Lab brought preserved and live estuary specimens for students to see, study, and even touch. These hands-on experiences will help students better understand the animals of our local habitats as they create mixed media artwork throughout the semester.
We love seeing creative learning come to life while celebrating the ecosystems right here along the Gulf Coast!
Joann Moody and Elise Knoll from the Dauphin Island Sea Lab brought preserved and live estuary specimens for students to see, study, and even touch. These hands-on experiences will help students better understand the animals of our local habitats as they create mixed media artwork throughout the semester.
We love seeing creative learning come to life while celebrating the ecosystems right here along the Gulf Coast!
Today, students in Mr. Hicks’ United States History classes reflected on the events of September 11, 2001, by recreating a timeline of that day’s tragic events. Through this hands-on activity, these juniors gained a deeper understanding of the significance of 9/11 and the lasting impact it continues to have on our nation.
