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DHS Art Fair
Visitors check out the artwork created by Davison High School and Davison Alternative Education students during the annual art show.
Farm Day Excitement
Kindergarten students from Thomson and Hill Elementary buildings had a chance to see animals up close, milk a cow and make butter during the annual Farm Day visit.
An udderly fantastic experience!
Kindergarten students from Thomson and Hill Elementary buildings had a chance to see animals up close, milk a cow and make butter during the annual Farm Day visit.
How do you cock-a-doodle-do?
Kindergarten students from Thomson and Hill Elementary buildings had a chance to see animals up close, milk a cow and make butter during the annual Farm Day visit.
A mooooving experience
Kindergarten students from Thomson and Hill Elementary buildings had a chance to see animals up close, milk a cow and make butter during the annual Farm Day visit.
Career exploration
A student talks with an EMT during the Career Expo held at Davison High School.
Say cheese!
Students had an opportunity to see some live animals and talk to a naturalist from ForMar Nature Preserve during the high school's annual career expo.
Central Elementary is our District's oldest building. It began as an eight-room school for grades one through six and, following a special election, a high school portion was included. When it opened in 1932, the building had 20 classrooms - eight in the elementary section and 12 in the high school portion.
The last class to graduate from this school building was 1962, the same year that the new high school (now Davison Middle School) was opened.
In 2013, voters approved the "Back to the Future" renovation/addition project at Central Elementary, the district's oldest school building. Construction included an eight-classroom addition on the south end of the building and a two-story technology lab/media center to the north. Renovations were made throughout the entire building, making sure to keep the integrity and original charm of the building intact by choosing to keep moldings, original terrazzo, doors and wooden floors in certain areas but also including modern updates, an efficient heating and cooling system and technology. The construction was completed in 2015 making the building a true show piece and 21st century learning center for our students and community to be proud of.
Today, Central Elementary houses grades one through four and includes a wing that contains the Great Start Readiness Program preschool.