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Our community officially broke ground on the new Sudlow Middle School! This celebration marks our commitment to bringing the vision set forth in our Long Range Facility Planning process to reality.
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A Peek into Our District
DCSD culinary arts students had the opportunity to participate in a unique, hands-on learning experience at the Iowa Farm To Table Dinner Series.
Davenport North High School Drama Thespian Troupe #3994 and Davenport Central Thespian Troupe #2951 shined at the 2024 State Thespian Festival!
Garfield Elementary's 4th grade art students kicked off the holiday season with a festive twist on the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Hayes Elementary 4th graders recently had a blast on their Great Minds GLOE field trip to the Putnam Museum.
We’ve got some Kinder-artists in the making! Our Kindergarteners are off to a fantastic start this year, exploring different types of lines and honing their drawing skills. Keep up the amazing work, little artists!
8th grade visual and media arts students from Sudlow Middle School and Creative Arts Academy took their creativity to new heights at the Figge Art Museum.
Students dove into the world of art and are gearing up to craft parodies for the mobile audio tour and curate the Learn 2 Look gallery space later this year.
Earlier this month, Hayes Elementary celebrated the school's 100th anniversary with a family picnic for all the students.
The event even featured an actor dressed as President Hayes, who shared interesting facts about the school's history! It was wonderful to see families and students having a great time and engaged in the festivities.
DCSD student-athletes are putting in the hard work all summer long. Members of the West Falcon Football and Central Blue Devils Football teams recently participated in the Iowa National Guard Fit Camp. This camp gave athletes the opportunity to take on fitness challenges and hear from speakers on leadership and team strength.
Over 60 students from 20 QC schools kicked off summer at the show choir camp hosted by Davenport North High School, learning vocals and choreography in just 8 hours before an outstanding public performance!
Student volunteers from the North show choir assumed leadership positions to make it all possible: Two choreographers collaborated in creating and teaching all the dancing; counselors connected with campers, working in small groups to help them learn the show; General assistants helped organize and run the event behind the scenes; the PR team documented each day, preparing a slideshow to highlight all the fun had.