Welcome to Davenport Community Schools!
Quick Links:
- Welcome to Davenport Community Schools – A District of Distinction!
- The Davenport Community Schools Welcome Center
- Additional Resources for New Residents and Realtors
- Our Annual State of the District Report
Welcome to Davenport Community Schools – A District of Distinction!
The Davenport Community School District has the resources of a large district with the small class sizes and hands-on approach of a hometown school. With over 30 schools 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. High expectations and low class sizes, customized curriculum and a caring learning environment, over $135 million in recent facilities improvement and high tech classrooms and library-media centers… the Davenport Community Schools offer all students a world-class learning experience.
And in the spirit of celebration, please enjoy the following “look back” video that features members of the Class of 2013 as they recall their favorite experiences at Davenport Community Schools:
The Davenport Community Schools Welcome Center
Our Welcome Center serves families considering a move to Davenport and those interested in enrolling in our schools. Families of students Kindergarten through 12th grade can learn more about special programs and services, schedule school tours and begin the registration process. Special services and resources are available for families at special transition points and considering their options for children who are:
- Preschool-aged
- Incoming Kindergartners
- Transitioning to Intermediate School
- Entering their Freshman Year at High School
For more information or to schedule an appointment for your family, please contact Sam Solverson at (563) 336-5018 or by email at solversons@mail.davenport.k12.ia.us
Sam can also mail you a 6-page trifold print piece that walks through everything Davenport Community Schools has to offer families and students. To download a PDF version of the document, click the image of the front cover, below:
And if you have a high school aged child, you may wish to peruse our brochure titled “The High School Experience at Davenport Community Schools.” To download a PDF version of the document, click the image of the front cover, below:
Additional Resources for New Residents and Realtors
To view maps of our school boundaries and to use NCompass, an online tool for finding one’s school relative to a street address, please visit: http://www.davenportschools.org/our-schools/school-boundaries-and-maps/
Also, a great way to keep up on current news is to “like” us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DavenportCommunitySchools
To view a directory of our schools, including contact info for Principals and links to school web sites & achievement data, please visit: http://www.davenportschools.org/our-schools/directory-of-our-schools/
Realtors: the “school profile” documents mentioned above make wonderful handouts for new families at open houses or other such events. If you need mass quantities of a print piece such as a particular school profile, the district trifold, or State of the District, please fill out the Realtors’ Materials Request Form.
Our Annual State of the District Report
Every summer we take a look back at the wonderful things that have happened during the previous school year. The 2012-13 academic year at Davenport Community Schools was filled with amazing successes relating to our students, staff, and academic programming. Our educators have garnered Teacher of the Year Awards, our student athletes have won state championships, and one of our student robotics teams placed highly in a World Championships event!
To view a comprehensive list of accolades and awards from the 2012-2013 school year, click here. To view a comprehensive list of accolades and awards from the 2011-2012 school year, click here.
To aid in this retrospective “look back,” we create a print piece called the State of the District at the beginning of each school year. To download a PDF version of the 2013 publication, click here.