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? ✨
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? 💛🖤
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!
Senior Zoë Broadnax was named to the 7A All-County Girls Basketball Team for the 2025-2026 season. Zoë was presented with this award at the All-County Sports Banquet at St. Luke's last Sunday. Congratulations, Zoë!
We love celebrating success! 🎉
This week, our English Language Learners enjoyed a catered lunch after increasing their scores on the ACCESS test or meeting their target goals!
This week, our English Language Learners enjoyed a catered lunch after increasing their scores on the ACCESS test or meeting their target goals!
Only days left, but opportunities to learn are still here! A group of Warriors hit the road to New Orleans yesterday to experience history up close at the National WWII Museum. Ending the year strong! 🖤💛
🏀 LADY WARRIOR BASKETBALL TRYOUTS 🏀
Think you have what it takes to be a Lady Warrior? Come show your skills at tryouts!
📅 Wednesday, May 20
⏰ 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Tryouts are open to:
✅ Current students
✅ Incoming freshmen
Students must have:
✔️ An active physical
✔️ Two proofs of residence
Be ready to work hard, compete, and represent the Lady Warriors! 💪🔥
Think you have what it takes to be a Lady Warrior? Come show your skills at tryouts!
📅 Wednesday, May 20
⏰ 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Tryouts are open to:
✅ Current students
✅ Incoming freshmen
Students must have:
✔️ An active physical
✔️ Two proofs of residence
Be ready to work hard, compete, and represent the Lady Warriors! 💪🔥
🌟 All-County Athletes Making Us Proud! 🌟
Congratulations to these outstanding Warriors for their incredible achievements this year:
Julia Panchenko – All-County in Cross Country and Bowling, plus Athlete of the Year Runner-Up!
Luisa Williams – All-County Volleyball
Nadia Godwin – All-County Soccer and Cross Country
🖤💛 #GoWarriors
Congratulations to these outstanding Warriors for their incredible achievements this year:
Julia Panchenko – All-County in Cross Country and Bowling, plus Athlete of the Year Runner-Up!
Luisa Williams – All-County Volleyball
Nadia Godwin – All-County Soccer and Cross Country
🖤💛 #GoWarriors
🚢 SENIORS — GET PAID TO TRAIN + GET HIRED! 💰
MCPSS has ONLY 30 spots for a Maritime Bootcamp at Bishop State this summer!
🔥 What’s in it for you? ✅ $100/day ($400/week)
✅ 8 weeks of hands-on training
✅ Learn welding, pipefitting, 3D metal printing & more
✅ Earn 10 certifications
✅ Job fair + interviews at the end
📅 Mon–Thurs | 8 AM – 4 PM
🚨 Must be a senior NOT already signed with Austal or Ingalls
This is your chance to graduate and go straight into a career!
👉 Talk to your counselor NOW — we’re picking the BEST 30 students
#CareerReady #MaritimeJobs #Seniors2026 #GetPaidToLearn
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScaiJXHw8UkSjeH1V_gUAvb4ts7eOyayaONwP3AToi9UXftqg/viewform
Project Outreach started the day on the right foot—literally! Friday morning brought the energy with a dance party and plenty of snacks. Is there anything better than line dancing with your friends before 1st period? We don’t think so! ✨
✨ Senior Spotlight: LaNiya Wright ✨
After graduation, LaNiya is keeping things simple and focused—she’ll be working this summer before starting her next chapter at Bishop State, where she plans to pursue nursing with a goal of working in pediatrics.
She has been deeply involved in NJROTC since her freshman year, earning the Character Achievement Award as an NS2 her sophomore year—an honor she is especially proud of. As a senior, she also joined the archery team and became a member of NTHS, even earning her CNA license along the way!
LaNiya says she will miss Coach Johnston and Ms. Henley the most, sharing that they’ve been a constant source of support, laughter, and encouragement since her freshman year.
Her favorite memories include the junior and senior pep rallies and Senior Night—moments filled with energy, pride, and Warrior spirit. She also gives a special shoutout to Mrs. Callais, who she describes as not only an amazing teacher, but an amazing person.
Words of Wisdom from LaNiya:
“Always put God and yourself first. Be yourself—don’t change for anything or anyone. Don’t let anything hold you back.”
After graduation, LaNiya is keeping things simple and focused—she’ll be working this summer before starting her next chapter at Bishop State, where she plans to pursue nursing with a goal of working in pediatrics.
She has been deeply involved in NJROTC since her freshman year, earning the Character Achievement Award as an NS2 her sophomore year—an honor she is especially proud of. As a senior, she also joined the archery team and became a member of NTHS, even earning her CNA license along the way!
LaNiya says she will miss Coach Johnston and Ms. Henley the most, sharing that they’ve been a constant source of support, laughter, and encouragement since her freshman year.
Her favorite memories include the junior and senior pep rallies and Senior Night—moments filled with energy, pride, and Warrior spirit. She also gives a special shoutout to Mrs. Callais, who she describes as not only an amazing teacher, but an amazing person.
Words of Wisdom from LaNiya:
“Always put God and yourself first. Be yourself—don’t change for anything or anyone. Don’t let anything hold you back.”
Davidson Wrestling is hitting the mat! 🤼♂️
Open mat tryouts are set for Wednesday, May 20th from 3–5 PM in the cafeteria. Come ready to learn basic scoring and techniques—and get a preview of the summer schedule!
Before you step on the mat, make sure you’re cleared:
✔️ Dragonfly account
✔️ Up-to-date physical
✔️ Insurance uploaded
📍 Stop by P3 to sign up between May 15–20 (1st–6th block)
Open mat tryouts are set for Wednesday, May 20th from 3–5 PM in the cafeteria. Come ready to learn basic scoring and techniques—and get a preview of the summer schedule!
Before you step on the mat, make sure you’re cleared:
✔️ Dragonfly account
✔️ Up-to-date physical
✔️ Insurance uploaded
📍 Stop by P3 to sign up between May 15–20 (1st–6th block)
Yearbooks are still for sale!
✨Senior Spotlight: Cheyenne Dupree ✨
Cheyenne Dupree is ready to take the next step toward her future with plans to attend college and pursue a career as a veterinarian!
She found her place at Davidson in JROTC—a program that turned into something truly meaningful. Through JROTC, she built lasting friendships, stepped outside her comfort zone, and created memories she’ll always carry with her.
One of Cheyenne’s proudest accomplishments has been breaking out of her shy shell and fully embracing new experiences. From fun moments like Senior Skip Day to the everyday connections she made, she made the most of her high school journey.
She is especially grateful for the impact of Ms. Scott, Mr. Towler, and Ms. Callais, with Mr. Towler leaving a lasting impression by always encouraging her to be herself and creating a classroom where she felt seen, supported, and valued.
Her advice to underclassmen: “Make good memories—you will only experience this once in your life.”
Cheyenne Dupree is ready to take the next step toward her future with plans to attend college and pursue a career as a veterinarian!
She found her place at Davidson in JROTC—a program that turned into something truly meaningful. Through JROTC, she built lasting friendships, stepped outside her comfort zone, and created memories she’ll always carry with her.
One of Cheyenne’s proudest accomplishments has been breaking out of her shy shell and fully embracing new experiences. From fun moments like Senior Skip Day to the everyday connections she made, she made the most of her high school journey.
She is especially grateful for the impact of Ms. Scott, Mr. Towler, and Ms. Callais, with Mr. Towler leaving a lasting impression by always encouraging her to be herself and creating a classroom where she felt seen, supported, and valued.
Her advice to underclassmen: “Make good memories—you will only experience this once in your life.”
