Daily Announcements
Davison High School Announcements
REMINDERS
Pep Assembly This Friday We’ll be holding our make-up Pep Assembly this Friday during 6th hour. Students should report to 6th hour and will be dismissed by the PA at 1:40PM.
AP Exam Registration Completed registration forms are due to the Counseling Office by Friday, February 13th.
Intersession Week February 16th-23rd
ATTENTION STUDENTS: Starting after February intersession, students must exit the building by 3 p.m. unless they are involved in an after-school practice or extracurricular activity. Students who do not ride the bus should make arrangements for pickup by 3 p.m. Hallways will be cleared and students will be required to wait outside.
Davison Key Club is collecting diapers for Clara’s Hope. We are looking for all sizes but are in particular need for sizes 3 and up. Collections will take place Feb. 2-13 in front of the Main Office.
Show your senior some love. The last day for families to purchase Senior Ads for the yearbook is February 12. To see prices and/or designs, to to Jostens.com, choose Yearbook Ads and follow the prompts. If you have questions, email Ms. Zimmer at tzimmer@davisonschools.org.
Spring Athletes: You and your parents need to create and register on Final Forms, the software platform the Davison Athletic Office is using for the 2025-26 school year. In addition to registering, all sports physicals need to be uploaded to your athletes Final Forms account if you haven’t already turned them into the athletic office for this school year.. return completed applications by: Friday, February 27th
SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS GCI applications are available in the counseling office. Please
The Mobile Dentist is coming to DHS on February 26. Permission forms are available in the office.
The Fishing Club will meet Friday, Feb 20th, from 3:00–4:30 PM. Meetings will be held in Room 107 in the ALT. We’re always looking for new members.
Track and Field Any boys or girls interested in competing in track and field this spring need to sign up for the team Remind. Team code: 26dhstf
The Young Historians of Davison High School proudly presents the First Annual History Trivia Quiz Night from 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday, March 5, in the DHS Community Room. The theme will be “Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday.” Emcee will be Michael Hull, DHS Social Studies Department Chair.
Local scholarship applications are available now. Visit the Davison High School website under “Guidance/Counseling” to gain access to various local scholarship applications. Deadline for all scholarships is March 25.
Attention Girls Interested in Soccer! If you plan to play soccer this spring, make sure you join the Soccer Remind to stay up-to-date on all preseason conditioning and team info! Text: @davgirlsoc To: 81010 Don’t miss out on important updates — sign up today!
DHS Cardinal Clothes Closet
Do you have gently used clothing taking up space in your closet? Help support students in our community by donating items to our Clothing Closet.
We accept:
- Clean, gently used clothing
- Seasonal items for young adults
- New or unused shoes and undergarments
We cannot accept:
- Old, worn-out shoes
- Anything with stains, rips, stretching or fading
- Items with pet hair or strong odors
Your donations help students feel confident and prepared.
Drop off location: Davison High School Main/West Entrance Welcome Desk
Questions? Contact Mr. Coron at 591-0660 or bcoron@davisonschools.org
DHS Unified Club meets from 2:45-3:30 p.m. every Wednesday in Room #306.
Love volunteering and giving back to the community? Join Key Club today! Davison High School Key Club focuses on student-led leadership, servicing our community and building leadership skills. Meetings are held on the first and third Mondays of each month.
Guitar Club Meeting Dates 2025-2026 School Year Room 257 After School until 3:30 PM Questions? See Mr. Belprez— rbelprez@davisonschool.org All Meetings Take Place on Wednesdays Meeting Dates: January: 7, 28 • February: 11 • March: 4, 25 • April: 15, 29 • May: 20 Hope to see you there!
A kind reminder that per our student handbook, perfumes, body sprays and other spray hygiene products are banned items. Please do not spray these in the hallways, classrooms, or the bus.
Attention Students: If you have not yet picked up your parking sticker, please stop by the front office as soon as possible. All vehicles parked on campus must display a valid parking sticker.
2025/2026 Recycling
Recycling will take place after school on the following Thursdays:
February 26
March 12, 26
April 23
May 7, 21
June 4, 11, 18
Tutoring
Tutoring Tuesdays and Thursdays, DHS Library after school until 3:30 p.m. Our tutors are skilled in a variety of subjects or can provide study skills. No need to sign up. Just sign in when you arrive. Please bring any assignments or notes you need help with.
Clubs
DHS Unified Club meets from 2:45-3:30 p.m. Wednesdays in Room #260. The purpose of DHS Unified is to encourage and promote inclusivity and equity and be leaders in our school and community, setting an example for our peers both in school and during sporting events. We will create and sustain change in our school and community. Club Rules: Students will be expected to be respectful of all people no matter their challenges. Everyone is invited. A Unified Club is a club for students with and without intellectual disabilities that come together for sports, games, community service, school events and, most of all, to have fun.
DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL CHESS CLUB meets 2:45-3:45 p.m. every Thursday in Mr. Wilcox’s Room #312
QUIZ BOWL Are you a student in grades 9-12 with a passion for knowledge? Want to test your trivia skills and compete in a fun, fast-paced environment? Quiz Bowl might be the perfect fit for you! What is Quiz Bowl? Quiz Bowl is an exciting team game where two groups compete to answer questions on a wide range of topics, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. It’s a great way to challenge yourself and learn new things. Interested in Joining? See or email out to Mrs. Stedry- Room 220. Quiz Bowl practice on Tuesday, Sept. 30th will be in room 227 in Ms. G’s classroom.
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets 2:40-3:40 p.m. Wednesdays. See Ms. Ruggiero in Room #334 or Mr. Kelsey in Room #240 for details.
KEY CLUB Are you interested in joining a club that gives back to the community? If so, Key Club is the Club for you! High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their communities, such as making blankets for the homeless, collecting pet food for the Humane Society, and organizing food drives. Members also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects, and holding elected leadership positions. Character building is also a value that Key Club promotes. Character is built through everyday acts of kindness, integrity, and teamwork to foster stronger relationships and communities. Key Club is a student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to serve, build character, and develop leadership. We welcome people of all backgrounds and ethnicities to join in serving and making a positive difference in our community. If you are interested in joining the club, please stop by and see Mrs. Stedry in room 220. Key Club will meet on the first and third Mondays of each month— in the library immediately after school until 3:05 pm.
ANIME CLUB Anime Club is a community for individuals who share a passion for Japanese animation. It's a place to connect with like-minded people, discuss favorite shows, and discover new anime gems. Whether you're a seasoned otaku or just starting your anime journey, there's a place for you here. What to Expect at Meetings: Anime Watch Parties: Enjoy group screenings of popular and classic anime titles. • Discussion Forums: Share thoughts, theories, and recommendations with fellow members. • Gaming Sessions: Engage in anime-themed games, cards, and board games. • Social Events: Celebrate anime-related holidays and enjoy food-themed gatherings. Why Join Anime Club? • Make New Friends: Connect with people who share your interests and create lasting friendships. • Explore New Anime: Discover hidden gems and expand your anime horizons. • Relax and Have Fun: Enjoy a casual and welcoming environment where you can unwind and enjoy your hobbies. If you're interested in joining our Anime Club, please contact Mrs. Stedry in Room 220.
ASTRONOMY CLUB - meets every Thursday from 2:40-3:40 p.m. in Room #342. Astronomy, Astrophotography, Stargazing.
FISHING CLUB - The Fishing Club will meet every other Friday, starting on January 23, from 3-4:30 PM. Meetings will be held in Room 107 in the ALT. We’re always looking for new members. Everyone is welcome!
VEX Robotics The team builds and competes against other schools in the state. All are welcome to attend. For any questions, please contact Mr. Lawrence at dlawrence@davisonschools.org
Student Parking Info
PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION FOR FALL 2025-2026
Here are a few things you need to know if you plan on driving a vehicle and parking on campus for the 2025-2026 school year.
- Permits for Juniors & Seniors will be issued on a first come first serve basis. You must be at least 16 and have a valid driver’s license to secure a parking spot on campus.
- Parking Eligibility for SOPHOMORES: Sophomores who are 16 years of age are eligible to apply for parking on campus if you provide the following: Vehicle registration, graduated driver’s license, and 25-26 yellow registration form. Parking privileges will not be granted until all required documentation is received and verified.
- If you have outstanding FINES OR FEES you will NOT be issued a parking permit until those have been paid. You can see if you have any fines or fees by logging into your Student VUE.
- The parking permit fee is $20. To pay online, you will access the e-Funds site at the DCS homepage on the left hand side. You may also pay cash or check made payable to DCS.
- The SENIOR lot is located immediately to the WEST of the building. The JUNIOR lot is located to the WEST of the building at the back of the Senior lot by the soccer fields. The SOPHOMORE lot is located on the SOUTH side of the building in front of the Performing Arts Center.
ALL vehicles parked on campus must be registered with the front office. Failure to do so will have the following consequences.
This is a reminder of Vehicle Registration and Rules Regarding Student Drivers from pages 95-97 of the Parent and Student Handbook.
Refusal to properly register a vehicle or failure to display a valid decal:
- First Offense: Warning and conference with the student
- Second Offense: $5 parking fine and parent contact
- Third Offense: Suspension of student with parent contact and understanding of future consequences.
- Subsequent Offenses: Suspension of privileges—indefinite and/or possible suspension from school.
Unauthorized parking:
- First Offense: Warning and conference with the student
- Second Offense: $5 parking fine and parent contact
- Third Offense: Suspension of student with parent contact and understanding of future consequences.
- Subsequent Offenses: Suspension of privileges—indefinite and/or possible suspension from school.
Unauthorized leaving of campus/transporting of passengers:
- First Offense: Up to 15 school days suspension of driving
- Second Offense: Up to 45 school days suspension of driving
- Third Offense: Permanent loss of driving privileges.
Attendance
If your student is absent or late, please call the attendance line at 810-591-1165 to report their absence.
If your student is late, they should report to the Attendance Office when they arrive and complete a check in and receive a pass to class.
If your student has an appointment and needs to leave school early, please call the attendance line ahead of time at 810-591-1165 to leave a message. Please include your student’s name and the TIME they are to be released. Attendance will have a pass for them to pick up either between hours or at the time they are to be released.
If you are picking the student up, please wait in your vehicle and the student will be sent out at the release time that you indicated.
DHS Regular Daily Schedule
1st Hour 7:25—8:38
2nd Hour 8:43—9:41
3rd Hour 9:46—10:44
4a 10:49—11:16
4b 11:21—11:48
4c 11:53—12:20
5th Hour 12:25—1:23
6th Hour 1:28—2:36
DHS Delayed Day Schedule
The first late start Wednesday is Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Clubs/Student Help 8:30—9:25
1st Hour 9:30—10:08
2nd Hour 10:13—10:51
3rd Hour 10:56—11:34
4a 11:39—12:04
4b 12:09—12:34
4c 12:39—1:04
5th Hour 1:09—1:47
6th Hour 1:52—2:36
DHS Class Hour Early Release Day
1st Hour 7:25—8:05
2nd Hour 8:10—8:50
3rd Hour 8:55—9:35
5th Hour 9:40—10:20
4a 10:25—10:50
4b 10:55—11:20
4c 11:25—11:50
6th Hour 11:55—12:36
25-26 Early Release Dates
November 19
March 18
May 13
25-26 Delayed Start Dates
November 5, 12, 26
December 3, 10, 17
January 7, 14, 21, 28
February 4, 11, 25
March 4, 11, 25
April 8, 15, 22, 29
May 6, 20, 27
June 3, 10
25-26 Exam Dates
January 14, 15, 16 (Exams) Delayed Day ONLY
25-26 Half Day Exams
June 16, 17, 18
DHS Class Hours
Late Start/Early Release Day
1st Hour 9:30—10:00
2nd Hour 10:04—10:34
3rd Hour 10:38—11:08
4th Hour 11:12—11:42
5th Hour 11:46—12:16
6th Hour 12:20—12:50