What are you up to, Warriors?
James Crane ('27) and AnnaGrace Crane ('28) spent part of their summer serving others on a mission trip to Missouri with the Spring Hill Singers. During the trip, they partnered with a local church to provide outreach and support to the community, helping make possible projects and ministries that would not have happened without the dedication and hard work of the SHS students.
James is looking forward to his senior year and his fourth year volunteering with Dance Without Limits. AnnaGrace is excited to continue volunteering with her church’s children’s ministry, serve through Dance Without Limits, and compete in cross country alongside her friends.
Way to go, Warriors! 🖤💛
James Crane ('27) and AnnaGrace Crane ('28) spent part of their summer serving others on a mission trip to Missouri with the Spring Hill Singers. During the trip, they partnered with a local church to provide outreach and support to the community, helping make possible projects and ministries that would not have happened without the dedication and hard work of the SHS students.
James is looking forward to his senior year and his fourth year volunteering with Dance Without Limits. AnnaGrace is excited to continue volunteering with her church’s children’s ministry, serve through Dance Without Limits, and compete in cross country alongside her friends.
Way to go, Warriors! 🖤💛
✨ Honoring our history while preparing for the future!
This summer, Davidson High School's campus has seen several exciting improvements, including updates to our gymnasium. As part of the gym floor renovations, we proudly added the name of Coach William A. Ryan, the namesake of our gym, directly onto the floor, ensuring his legacy remains a visible part of Warrior tradition for generations to come.
We also refreshed our volleyball courts and added an additional court to support the growth of our volleyball program ahead of the fall season.
We can't wait for our Warriors to take the floor this year! 🖤💛
This summer, Davidson High School's campus has seen several exciting improvements, including updates to our gymnasium. As part of the gym floor renovations, we proudly added the name of Coach William A. Ryan, the namesake of our gym, directly onto the floor, ensuring his legacy remains a visible part of Warrior tradition for generations to come.
We also refreshed our volleyball courts and added an additional court to support the growth of our volleyball program ahead of the fall season.
We can't wait for our Warriors to take the floor this year! 🖤💛
What Are You Up to, Warriors?
Rising IB senior Charlotte Milling recently completed a summer internship with Hargrove, gaining valuable real-world experience in a highly competitive program. At the conclusion of the internship, Charlotte joined her fellow interns in presenting the projects they worked on throughout the summer, showcasing the skills they developed and the knowledge they gained along the way. Way to go, Charlotte! 🖤💛
Rising IB senior Charlotte Milling recently completed a summer internship with Hargrove, gaining valuable real-world experience in a highly competitive program. At the conclusion of the internship, Charlotte joined her fellow interns in presenting the projects they worked on throughout the summer, showcasing the skills they developed and the knowledge they gained along the way. Way to go, Charlotte! 🖤💛
What are you up to, Warriors?
This summer, Davidson students put service into action across Mobile as part of Christ United Students’ Local Mission Week. Rising senior Olivia Lynn joined rising juniors Ella Couch and Natalie McMahon, along with rising sophomores Brennan Dennis, James Reeves, and Tori Matz, in volunteering at four local organizations.
From organizing medical and office supplies at Victory Health Partners to sorting clothing donations at Open Doors Thrift Store, purchasing and stocking food items for Life Gate Ministry, and packing backpacks filled with school supplies for local foster children through Fostering Together, these Warriors made a meaningful impact throughout our community.
We’re proud of the difference you made and can’t wait to see what this group accomplishes during another great year at DHS! 🖤💛
This summer, Davidson students put service into action across Mobile as part of Christ United Students’ Local Mission Week. Rising senior Olivia Lynn joined rising juniors Ella Couch and Natalie McMahon, along with rising sophomores Brennan Dennis, James Reeves, and Tori Matz, in volunteering at four local organizations.
From organizing medical and office supplies at Victory Health Partners to sorting clothing donations at Open Doors Thrift Store, purchasing and stocking food items for Life Gate Ministry, and packing backpacks filled with school supplies for local foster children through Fostering Together, these Warriors made a meaningful impact throughout our community.
We’re proud of the difference you made and can’t wait to see what this group accomplishes during another great year at DHS! 🖤💛
What Are You Up To, Warriors? ✨
Several Davidson teachers spent part of their summer learning, growing, and getting inspired at A+ Training! 📚💡
Coach Diaz, Ms. Henley, Ms. Kinard, Ms. Wilhelm, Mrs. Smolinski, Mrs. Bondora, and Coach Allsup participated in professional development sessions designed to bring fresh ideas and new strategies back to the classroom. They are excited to apply what they learned and continue creating engaging learning experiences for our Warriors this school year.
We love seeing our educators lead by example and embrace lifelong learning. Thank you for investing in our students and our school community! 🖤💛
Several Davidson teachers spent part of their summer learning, growing, and getting inspired at A+ Training! 📚💡
Coach Diaz, Ms. Henley, Ms. Kinard, Ms. Wilhelm, Mrs. Smolinski, Mrs. Bondora, and Coach Allsup participated in professional development sessions designed to bring fresh ideas and new strategies back to the classroom. They are excited to apply what they learned and continue creating engaging learning experiences for our Warriors this school year.
We love seeing our educators lead by example and embrace lifelong learning. Thank you for investing in our students and our school community! 🖤💛
🎒 Back-to-School Supply List 📚
It's almost time to head back to school! Please make sure your student has the following supplies:
✅ Required
• Headphones or earbuds (wireless NOT allowed)
• Chromebook charger
• Clear bookbag
• Binder (optional—not required)
Please note: Students may be asked to remove binders from their bookbags when going through security.
💙 Appreciated
• Paper towels
• Kleenex
• Hand sanitizer
• Clorox wipes
📖 Some teachers and specific classes may require additional supplies.
What Are You Up To, Warriors? 🖤💛
This summer, Emma Powell and Juli-Anna Fulton, two of Davidson's Azalea Trail Maids, went on a memorable trip that took an unexpected turn! Although the group was scheduled to participate in three parades, an extreme heat wave led to all of them being canceled. Instead, the Trail Maids embraced the adventure and spent the Fourth of July exploring New York City. From making the most of a changed itinerary to creating unforgettable memories, these Warriors showed that sometimes the best experiences come from the unexpected. We love seeing our students represent our community wherever they go!
This summer, Emma Powell and Juli-Anna Fulton, two of Davidson's Azalea Trail Maids, went on a memorable trip that took an unexpected turn! Although the group was scheduled to participate in three parades, an extreme heat wave led to all of them being canceled. Instead, the Trail Maids embraced the adventure and spent the Fourth of July exploring New York City. From making the most of a changed itinerary to creating unforgettable memories, these Warriors showed that sometimes the best experiences come from the unexpected. We love seeing our students represent our community wherever they go!
What are you up to, Warriors?
Rising Davidson High School senior Alex Choi is making the most of his summer by celebrating a major achievement! Alex earned a Gold Key in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for his original short story, an honor that recognizes outstanding creative work and marks an exciting milestone in his journey as a writer.
As he prepares for his senior year, Alex is looking forward to taking on new challenges, continuing to grow as both a writer and artist, and getting ready for the next chapter: college.
Rising Davidson High School senior Alex Choi is making the most of his summer by celebrating a major achievement! Alex earned a Gold Key in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for his original short story, an honor that recognizes outstanding creative work and marks an exciting milestone in his journey as a writer.
As he prepares for his senior year, Alex is looking forward to taking on new challenges, continuing to grow as both a writer and artist, and getting ready for the next chapter: college.
What are you up to, Warriors? 🌟
This summer, Davidson High School brothers Logan and Garrett Philips are putting service into action! Logan, a senior in the IB and EPIC programs, and Garrett, an incoming sophomore in pre-IB and EPIC, spent a week in Tuskegee with Alabama Rural Ministries, repairing roofs, tackling yardwork, and serving at a summer camp for local children. Working alongside youth from Mobile and Fort Walton Beach, they braved the Alabama heat to help strengthen homes and communities.
"It was a great opportunity to interact with people from Tuskegee, and to get to help people who are in tough spots," Logan shared. Garrett added, "The children were nice and eager to learn, and we had a blast with them."
The brothers also found time for some unforgettable summer experiences, including watching Lionel Messi score in a pre-World Cup friendly match near Auburn! Back home, both volunteered at Dauphin Way UMC's Vacation Bible School, while Logan completed an internship with the MCPSS Career-Technical Education Division and Garrett continued swimming with the Oakwood Stingrays.
As the school year approaches, Logan is looking forward to Senior Sunrise and making memories with the Class of 2027, while Garrett is excited to begin his first year as a Warrior.
This summer, Davidson High School brothers Logan and Garrett Philips are putting service into action! Logan, a senior in the IB and EPIC programs, and Garrett, an incoming sophomore in pre-IB and EPIC, spent a week in Tuskegee with Alabama Rural Ministries, repairing roofs, tackling yardwork, and serving at a summer camp for local children. Working alongside youth from Mobile and Fort Walton Beach, they braved the Alabama heat to help strengthen homes and communities.
"It was a great opportunity to interact with people from Tuskegee, and to get to help people who are in tough spots," Logan shared. Garrett added, "The children were nice and eager to learn, and we had a blast with them."
The brothers also found time for some unforgettable summer experiences, including watching Lionel Messi score in a pre-World Cup friendly match near Auburn! Back home, both volunteered at Dauphin Way UMC's Vacation Bible School, while Logan completed an internship with the MCPSS Career-Technical Education Division and Garrett continued swimming with the Oakwood Stingrays.
As the school year approaches, Logan is looking forward to Senior Sunrise and making memories with the Class of 2027, while Garrett is excited to begin his first year as a Warrior.
🎓 SENIORS — We’ll see you Monday at in-person registration! 🎓
Before you arrive, be sure to check out the attached graphics for important information about:
✅ Senior fees
✅ Senior t-shirts
✅ The Rooms app (your go-to source for senior announcements, reminders, and updates all year long!)
Take a few minutes to review everything so you’re ready to kick off your senior year. We can’t wait to welcome the Class of 2027 back to campus! 🖤💛
What are you up to, Warriors? 🖤💛
Davidson High drum majors Stanley Dees and Dylan Vo kicked off their summer at Auburn University’s Annual Drum Major Camp, preparing for the 2026 marching season!
During camp, they sharpened their conducting techniques and learned how to be stronger role models for their band, and built friendships with fellow student leaders from across the region. Most importantly, they brought home valuable lessons they can use to help lead the Warrior Band this fall.
“We’re looking forward most to the Friday night lights, marching competitions, and seeing how far we progress throughout the season!”
We can’t wait to see Stanley and Dylan put their leadership into action as they help guide the Warrior Band to another great season.
Davidson High drum majors Stanley Dees and Dylan Vo kicked off their summer at Auburn University’s Annual Drum Major Camp, preparing for the 2026 marching season!
During camp, they sharpened their conducting techniques and learned how to be stronger role models for their band, and built friendships with fellow student leaders from across the region. Most importantly, they brought home valuable lessons they can use to help lead the Warrior Band this fall.
“We’re looking forward most to the Friday night lights, marching competitions, and seeing how far we progress throughout the season!”
We can’t wait to see Stanley and Dylan put their leadership into action as they help guide the Warrior Band to another great season.
What Are You Up To, Warriors? ✨
This summer, Davidson Warrior Noah Berry has been making an impact in his community while earning some impressive recognition along the way!
Noah was one of just five Mobile County students selected as a winner in the America 250 Civics Reflection Contest for his poem, Canvas of America. As part of this honor, he was invited to recite his poem at Government Plaza during the America 250 Kickoff Celebration and Liberty Park Dedication on July 1. He was also awarded several prizes, including a limited-edition Mobile County commemorative coin.
This summer, Noah has also been busy working his first job and volunteering with seniors at Brookside.
An EPIC and IB student, Noah is looking forward to an exciting year ahead, including participating in band, soccer, and IB Music Theory.
Way to represent Davidson, Noah! ✨
This summer, Davidson Warrior Noah Berry has been making an impact in his community while earning some impressive recognition along the way!
Noah was one of just five Mobile County students selected as a winner in the America 250 Civics Reflection Contest for his poem, Canvas of America. As part of this honor, he was invited to recite his poem at Government Plaza during the America 250 Kickoff Celebration and Liberty Park Dedication on July 1. He was also awarded several prizes, including a limited-edition Mobile County commemorative coin.
This summer, Noah has also been busy working his first job and volunteering with seniors at Brookside.
An EPIC and IB student, Noah is looking forward to an exciting year ahead, including participating in band, soccer, and IB Music Theory.
Way to represent Davidson, Noah! ✨
What a fun and incredible week at UCA Camp for our JV & Varsity Cheerleaders! Our squads worked hard all week, pushed themselves outside their comfort zones, and represented Davidson with pride! All this hard work paid off in a big way:
🥇 Varsity – 1st Place in their division for Sideline & Cheer, 1st place in their division for Camp Routine, and Medium Varsity Game Day Cheer Champions!
🥇 JV – 1st Place in their division for Sideline & Cheer and 1st place in their division for Camp Routine!
🏆JV and Varsity - Both received gold/superior ribbons on Cheer & Sideline evaluations!
⭐ 10 total UCA All-Americans! (Five JV and all five seniors made it!)
✨ UCA JV Jump Off Champion!
🌟 3 Pin-It-Forward awards!
Congratulations to our cheerleaders! We're so excited to see what this season has in store for us! Go Warriors! 🖤💛📣
🥇 Varsity – 1st Place in their division for Sideline & Cheer, 1st place in their division for Camp Routine, and Medium Varsity Game Day Cheer Champions!
🥇 JV – 1st Place in their division for Sideline & Cheer and 1st place in their division for Camp Routine!
🏆JV and Varsity - Both received gold/superior ribbons on Cheer & Sideline evaluations!
⭐ 10 total UCA All-Americans! (Five JV and all five seniors made it!)
✨ UCA JV Jump Off Champion!
🌟 3 Pin-It-Forward awards!
Congratulations to our cheerleaders! We're so excited to see what this season has in store for us! Go Warriors! 🖤💛📣
What are you up to, Warriors? 🌟
This summer, Noah Hix, a rising junior in Davidson High School’s IB/EPIC program, had the honor of representing our school at Alabama Governor’s School, where he embraced unique opportunities to learn, lead, and grow. Noah explored aviation by learning how to fly airplanes using RC aircraft, flight simulators, and virtual reality technology.
Beyond the hands-on experience, Noah strengthened his leadership skills and discovered new opportunities that inspired him to continue challenging himself both inside and outside the classroom.
As he looks ahead to the new school year, Noah is excited to continue learning at a high level through the IB/EPIC program while staying actively involved in soccer, cross country, chess, Hi-Q, robotics, and more.
We are proud of Noah for making the most of his summer and for representing Davidson so well!
This summer, Noah Hix, a rising junior in Davidson High School’s IB/EPIC program, had the honor of representing our school at Alabama Governor’s School, where he embraced unique opportunities to learn, lead, and grow. Noah explored aviation by learning how to fly airplanes using RC aircraft, flight simulators, and virtual reality technology.
Beyond the hands-on experience, Noah strengthened his leadership skills and discovered new opportunities that inspired him to continue challenging himself both inside and outside the classroom.
As he looks ahead to the new school year, Noah is excited to continue learning at a high level through the IB/EPIC program while staying actively involved in soccer, cross country, chess, Hi-Q, robotics, and more.
We are proud of Noah for making the most of his summer and for representing Davidson so well!
What are you up to, Warriors? 🌟
This summer, rising IB/EPIC junior Edwin Perry spent his time giving back as a volunteer counselor at Camp SMILE. Edwin enjoyed serving others and making a difference in the lives of campers while helping create unforgettable memories.
Camp SMILE’s mission is to empower children and adults with disabilities to live their lives without limits through an inclusive summer camp experience where there is no limit to the adventure—and Edwin was proud to be part of that mission.
As summer winds down, Edwin is looking forward to returning to campus and performing on the snare line during marching band season! 🎶
What are you up to, Warriors? 💛🖤
Sophia Edmondson, Class of 2029, is making the most of her summer! From traveling to Oxford, MS with her travel softball team to gearing up for upcoming showcases in Panama City Beach and Montgomery, she’s staying busy on and off the field.
She’s also picked up a new sport—archery—and is excited for year two on the Warrior Flag Football team while trying out for archery and making memories along the way.
Sophia—we 💛 your Warrior spirit!
Sophia Edmondson, Class of 2029, is making the most of her summer! From traveling to Oxford, MS with her travel softball team to gearing up for upcoming showcases in Panama City Beach and Montgomery, she’s staying busy on and off the field.
She’s also picked up a new sport—archery—and is excited for year two on the Warrior Flag Football team while trying out for archery and making memories along the way.
Sophia—we 💛 your Warrior spirit!
🎒 Clear Bookbags Now Available! 🎒
Clear bookbags are on sale for $20—grab yours while supplies last!
🛒 Purchase yours easily through E-Funds on our website.
This initiative is in partnership with the Secret Scientist.
✅ Reminder: Clear bookbags are required on campus, so don’t wait—get yours today!
https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56043/
Clear bookbags are on sale for $20—grab yours while supplies last!
🛒 Purchase yours easily through E-Funds on our website.
This initiative is in partnership with the Secret Scientist.
✅ Reminder: Clear bookbags are required on campus, so don’t wait—get yours today!
https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56043/
Skip the lines and save time by uploading your proof of residence during online registration ✅
Prefer to come in person? Stop by and see our registrar, Ms. Miller:
📅 Mondays & Wednesdays: 12:00–2:00 PM
📅 Tuesdays & Thursdays: 8:00–10:00 AM
Check out the attached graphic for full details and get ahead for the new school year! 🖤💛
Prefer to come in person? Stop by and see our registrar, Ms. Miller:
📅 Mondays & Wednesdays: 12:00–2:00 PM
📅 Tuesdays & Thursdays: 8:00–10:00 AM
Check out the attached graphic for full details and get ahead for the new school year! 🖤💛
Registration for Session I is this Thursday at Davidson from 7:15–11:45 AM.
Session I runs June 1 – June 25
Report cards will be mailed home tomorrow, so be on the lookout!
Planning ahead?
Session II registration will be held on Wednesday, June 24 from 7:15–11:45 AM.
Session I runs June 1 – June 25
Report cards will be mailed home tomorrow, so be on the lookout!
Planning ahead?
Session II registration will be held on Wednesday, June 24 from 7:15–11:45 AM.
Congratulations to these students!
