Start planning for our Homecoming Week!!
September 22-26, 2025
September 22-26, 2025
🌧️ Rainy days can’t stop curious minds! Ms. Grubbs’ 2nd graders had a blast learning all about plants today. 🌱 Big Blue thanks to Alexe van Buren and Katelynn Dillard for joining us and making learning even more exciting! 💙📚
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Congratulations to the WVHS highest attendance winners. The students have shown up daily and are always ready to work. Congratulations to Mrs. Harden's class, Ms. Carwile's class, Coach K's class, Coach Sayles' class, Mrs. Martin/Willingham's class, and Mr. Washington's class. Keep up the great work students!
Mrs. Jacks’ students presented their ecosystem dioramas today depicting what they have learned about the different biomes around the world.
Beta club members were inducted and received their honorary pins. WVHS and Jr. High was selected as a School of Distinction. Congratulations to all our members and our sponsors.
Library Leaders for the week of August 18-22, 2025
Mrs. Cook's first grade class
Mrs. Cook's first grade class
Blue Devil Homecoming Theme
September 26, 2025
September 26, 2025
Mrs. Logsdon’s first graders had a blast practicing their sight words with a fun game of memory match! The room was full of cheers as they encouraged one another and celebrated every time they beat their previous round’s time. Way to go, first grade!
Mrs. Cook’s first graders had an exciting day yesterday! After learning all about murals in class, they took a little field trip outside before lunch to see the amazing mural painted by Mrs. Hannah McCormick. What a fun way to bring learning to life!"
Jennifer Carwile and Anna Smith, coaches of FTC 8690 Twisted Circuits, received a $5,000 TVA|BVI Robotics Grant on August 15, 2025. The team will use the funds to purchase new building materials, register for competitions, and replace playing field elements for the 2025-2026 FIRST Tech Challenge season, DECODE.
Twisted Circuits extends heartfelt thanks to the Tennessee Valley Authority, Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc., and our supportive community for their continued commitment to robotics.
The official press release link is located here:
http://tva.me/KPPG50WGB4f
Twisted Circuits extends heartfelt thanks to the Tennessee Valley Authority, Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc., and our supportive community for their continued commitment to robotics.
The official press release link is located here:
http://tva.me/KPPG50WGB4f
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Mrs. Jacks’s students had a blast today building their very own food chain models! 🦅🌱 Using colorful construction paper strips and organism pictures, they linked producers, consumers, and predators together to show how energy moves through an ecosystem.
We would like to thank our SRO’s, Officer Gooch and Officer Haley for stopping by our health class and sharing information about the dangers of vapes and other drugs to our middle school students. Their presence and words made a great impact on our students today. This is the first series in our “Game Changers” classes. Students will learn a variety of life skills such as restaurant etiquette, personal hygiene, financial literacy, how to tie a tie, and so much more. Great job Coach K!
Last School Year's Meal Applications expire September 12, 2025! Complete your 25-26 Meal Application at www.myschoolapps.com to keep your student up to date. Families are highly encouraged to apply for free and reduced benefits as it is critically important for our schools to receive important federal funding for our schools.
The 1st year students of Law and Public Safety are showing off their newest license. They successfully completed their online drone class and received their national drone pilot’s license from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) which authorizes them to legally fly a recreational unmanned aircraft system (drone).
The 1st year students of Law and Public Safety spent the day learning
the basic lifesaving skills of CPR. Next semester, they will complete
the full class and become nationally certified. This is just the first
step of many in the training of the future heroes of our community
the basic lifesaving skills of CPR. Next semester, they will complete
the full class and become nationally certified. This is just the first
step of many in the training of the future heroes of our community
Ms. Egdorf's Spanish I class had some fun Friday practicing saying numbers, colors and basic vocabulary. ¡ Uno in español !
Thank you so much Jackie and Andrew Myrick for your generous donation to our art department at Davidson Elementary School! Your support means the world to us and will help give our students more opportunities to create, explore, and express themselves through art.
