Ms.Morgan's students used VEX Kits and Legos to create a...
structure that would help a tiger get up to an elevated surface! They had to apply science knowledge, be creative, and work in teams. The students did a great job completing the goal!
Spring Break - March 11th - March 15th
2 Hr. early out on Wednesday, March 27th!
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October 14, 2022
36th Annual Opus Honor Choir Festival
DCSD Students Selected for Participation
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Hayes Elementary School in Davenport Maximizes Academic Potential and Student Accountability

By focusing on student success, the inspired Hayes Elementary School community collaborates, plans, and engages in high levels of learning for all students. Teachers and staff work with students to practice the seven life skills of caring, teamwork, responsibility, effort, initiative, perseverance and common sense in an effort to prepare our young students for the future. With several programs like Stepping Stones, Dad’s Club, Watch D.O.G.S. and more, the team at Hayes partners

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What People Are Saying About Us...
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"Great students, Great staff, Great success. Sudlow Tigers: We're Grrrrrreat!"
- Alex Lenstra, Language Arts
"I want to thank you for celebrating the wonderful moments and accomplishments happening every day in our schools.  - Chryss Hartman"
- Chryss Hartman - All
"A group of CTE students toured Ryerson in Eldridge, Iowa and received this compliment, “This group of students was the most engaged and well behaved out of all high school and college student groups that have toured prior. Everyone in this group seemed engaged, they followed safety directions, they asked..."
- Ryerson - District
"Thank you for the recognition of Davenport West. This was a great opportunity for the engineering department to have one student and teacher travel to Kenya to gather data for the water filtration project that they’ve been working on with Fishers of Men Ministries.  - Jennifer Meyer O’Neil"
- Jennifer Meyer O’Neil - West
"My niece is a Hayes student and I have been very impressed with the staff at Hayes during this time. From Mr. Goddard doing the daily announcements to Ms. Tidwell reading books to the students, to quick responses from teachers on the Google classroom, to all of the third grade teachers having two weekly..."
- Katie Jo Sloan - Hayes
"We call ourselves the Washington Family for a reason! This staff is incredibly dedicated to doing what’s right for students, families, and each other. When you walk into the building you can feel the positive vibes. It’s such a honor to be a member of this community."
- Laura Guttmann, 2nd Grade
"Thank you SO MUCH to the food workers! You’re keeping my children and many others in my neighborhood fed and happy! You do great work and it does not go unnoticed. Thank you sooo much!"
- Food Workers - District
"This is such a well-deserved recognition; Chrissy Willis goes above and beyond every day for our students and staff at Truman! She works long hours for Truman at school and at home thinking of ways to help our students and staff be the best we all can be. Thank you, Chrissy! We love you!  - Terri Bush Smith"
- Terri Bush Smith - Truman
"Washington Elementary is an absolute gem. Our three children have thrived under the care of compassionate, kind, and highly gifted educators. Students at Washington have access to great opportunities and feel at home in the caring environment that the staff works so hard to create. We are grateful to be a..."
- Jake & Leslie Klipsch, Parents
"Thank you to all the Adams teachers and staff! We miss you greatly and so do the kids! For all the teachers sticking their neck out and going that extra mile…you are AWESOME!  - Glenda Wingler"
- Glenda Wingler - Adams
"When my 4th grader started school I was so nervous about not only Kindergarten but also public school. From day 1 we have had an incredible experience. The staff at Washington are like family, most have been there for quite some time and it shows. They all work together to make the best experience for our..."
- Karrie Heaton, Parent
"Great Tiger Team!"
- Jen Hunter, Health Teacher
"When I pick up my child from Stepping Stones, my child is happy and in a good mood, so transitioning to the rest of our evening is easy."
- Parent of a Stepping Stones child
"I enjoy so much seeing the positive things going on in DCSD.  - Nancy Stone    "
- Nancy Stone - ALL
"Washington Elementary is Home. The staff and students alike are amazing! The staff is a family and our students are "our" students. We take pride in our work and being advocates for our students. I feel very blessed to be a Washington Hawk!"
- Nichole Schmidt, Teacher Innovator
"The thing that stands out about Central the most in my eyes is the amazing staff we had. I feel like all the teachers I had genuinely cared about me and my success. I think without these teachers I would not be who I am today.  Valentine Chenus Class of 2020"
- Valentine Chenus - Central
"In our family’s situation, Stepping Stones is a cost-effective way for us to get additional education for our child and child care while I work."
- Parent of a Stepping Stones child (2)
"Thank you to all nurses, you are a blessing to our students! Special shoutout to those who are in a Pick a Better Snack building for your support! - Kathy Bierl"
- Kathy Bierl Nurses - District
"Central is a prime example of don't judge a book by its cover. It appears large and occupies a number of people, but has various opportunities for students. Staff members and teacher's make it their number one duty to protect all students alongside educating them with maximum knowledge. You can make lifelong..."
- Monifah Ponton - Central
"Thank you for always promoting our positive school district happenings! Go blue! - Nicki Brus"
- Nicki Brus - Central
"Sudlow gave my daughters a solid, well-rounded, rigorous education that helped them prepare for their high school / collegiate studies."
- Molly Klag, Parent of former students, current Foreign Language Teacher
"We have had a student already go through Sudlow, one that is currently at Sudlow and a future Sudlow student and our family has had such positive experiences.  Our kids have gotten to experience a variety of activities.  They have felt supported by staff and enjoyed the new friendships they have made. ..."
- Melissa Simatovich, Parent
"Central High School is an amazing place to teach and learn. Every year I am amazed by what our students, teachers, staff and community can accomplish together. Being a Blue Devil means being a part of a 100+ year legacy of pride and excellence. Cari Johnson, NBCT Social Studies Teacher National Honor..."
- Cari Johnson, NBCT - Central
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For Every Child

At Hayes Elementary School in Davenport, our teachers and staff foster a nurturing and positive community by partnering with various organizations to provide support for our families. We collaborate with each other and Hayes’ families to promote high levels of learning for all students.

We do this by promoting a healthy learning environment by being kind, safe, respectful, and responsible, and showing appreciation for cultural diversity and being sensitive to the thoughts and opinions for others.

We hold high expectations for student achievement and guide students to make responsible choices throughout the learning process. Hayes Elementary celebrates school accomplishments and promotes school spirit, and honors our commitment to lifelong learning. At Hayes Elementary, we encourage all students to “Be Kind.  Be Safe.  Be Respectful.  Be Responsible.  Be a Hayes Hero!”

431
Students
28
Classroom teachers
over 3,000 employees - one of the top 10 employers in the Quad Cities
51.7%
Of students are female
93.6
Out of 100: Average daily attendance of students
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Continuing A Tradition Of Excellence

The Davenport Community School District’s goal is to enhance each student’s abilities by providing a quality education enriched by our diverse community. With nearly 30 school buildings serving Blue Grass, Buffalo, Davenport and Walcott, Davenport Community Schools are resource-rich, blending student and family support programs with a wide array of curricular offerings to create a quality learning environment for all students. As the third largest School District in the State of Iowa, the Davenport Community School District employs more than 2,000 education professionals to teach nearly 14,000 students in our community.

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