Davis High's juniors were in for a treat as they dove headfirst into a thought-provoking assembly on #civilrights. Three dynamic speakers took the stage, urging these young minds not just to learn from history but to actively shape the future narrative. With U.S. History classes covering civil rights, Angie Leedy knew her students needed a fresh perspective. Greensboro, NC history teacher, Bridgett Wiley, who shared her first-hand experiences growing up in the South. Her insights offered invaluable insight into the ongoing struggle for progress. But it wasn't just words—Harold DeHorney added a musical dimension, transporting the audience to the heart of the era. Finally, Brigham Young University professor Chris Crowe shared how he researched his book "Getting Away With Murder - The Truth About The Emmett Till Case." In the end, students were left with the message: knowing history isn't enough; it's about using that knowledge to forge a brighter tomorrow. #ForgeABrighterTomorrow #TeachInDavis #DavisHighSchools #ShapingTheFuture #LearnFromHistory
about 1 year ago, Davis School District
Bond 2022 Construction Updates The district is making progress on a number of bond projects, including a new junior high in West Point and the rebuilds of Sunset Junior High and Bountiful Elementary. Check out all the updates here: https://www.davis.k12.ut.us/district/bond-2022-projects
about 1 year ago, Davis School District
Bond 2022 Construction Updates
Students and staff from Centerville Elementary used glasses purchased from Clark Planetarium to enjoy the solar eclipse today. Initially obscured by a blanket of clouds, the eclipse in Utah eventually revealed itself as the clouds parted, allowing students to witness and experience this remarkable phenomenon, creating a memorable and captivating moment.
about 1 year ago, Davis School District
Students from Centerville Elementary view the partial solar eclipse.
Students and faculty from Centerville Elementary view the partial solar eclipse.
Students from Centerville Elementary view the partial solar eclipse.
Students from Centerville Elementary point to the sky as they view the partial solar eclipse.
Student from Centerville Elementary views the partial solar eclipse.
Students from Centerville Elementary view the partial solar eclipse.
Canyon Creek Elementary Dual Language Immersion students wowed their parents, teachers and school community with their Spanish Cultural program. Students from each grade level sang, danced and entertained the audience while honoring Spanish culture with their voices. #TeachInDavis #CanyonCreekElementary #DualLanguageImmersion #DavisSchools #SpanishCulturalProgram
about 1 year ago, Davis School District
Canyon Creek Elementary Dual Language Immersion students wowed their parents, teachers and school community with their Spanish Cultural program.
Canyon Creek Elementary Dual Language Immersion students wowed their parents, teachers and school community with their Spanish Cultural program.