Turnage pharmacy has allowed Mrs. Hamilton's students each year to shadow there for clinical and learn about pharmacy careers, medication dispensing, different forms of medications, how medications are stored, how to put in patient information in the computer, how to count medications, apply labels, and so much more.
Thank you Turnage for supporting our students in the Health Science CTE courses.
After reading The Gingerbread Cowboy, Mrs. Sain’s students designed a gingerbread cowboy of their own.
2022 Senior Homecoming Maids
Tonight’s volleyball game has been cancelled
FFA Mum Sale!
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2022 Homecoming Court
Homecoming Week across Water Valley School District
City of Stars
Day 1- New York City-dress “fancy”
Mrs. Brown’s students watching the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, while using the internet to find facts about her.
Volleyball at home today!
Mrs. Dalton's 8th Grade Science Class performed a "Bird Beak Buffet" lab today to simulate h Charles Darwin's Natural Selection Theory. This theory may explain how finches evolved and responded to their particular environment to generate different types of beaks on the Galapagos Islands. Data was recorded and will be analyzed to determine how some finch beaks are better suited for particular islands compared to other finch beaks.
Mrs Bain’s Challenge class students visited Jamie and Linda Scott’s Dancing Bear Sanctuary and Sculpture Park on North Main. They decorated the sidewalks welcoming visitors to the Art Crawl which will be in Water Valley on Saturday night.
Thank you to the Scott’s for allowing our students to visit and the WVPD for escorting the students on their walk to and from Davidson!
Board Agenda
September 19, 2022
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College Application Day
Ms. Carwile’s AP Computer Science Principles students created and learned how networks work in a quick “Strings” demonstration.
Jacob Stacy
CTE Student of the Month
This week Mrs. Jacks’ class has been learning about atoms and molecules. Today, students created edible atoms to represent where to find protons, neutrons, and electrons in an atom.
In their art class this week, DES 3rd-6th grade students learned about positive and negative space, contrast and symmetry. They used these skills to create Japanese Notan Paper Art by cutting and pasting black paper. The kids did a fantastic job and made some really interesting pieces.
Mrs. Bates' Mississippi Studies students presented the three major tribes of MIssissippi.
Anne Marie Williamson
Davidson Elementary
Teacher Assistant
Karon Stanford
Davidson Elementary
Counselor
