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Davison Alternative Education serves nearly 150 students who are at risk of not graduating with their high school class. DAE works in partnership with Davison High School to identify students who can benefit from the design of the alternative education program, regain some lost credits and potentially return to high school.
Davison Alternative Education operates on trimesters rather than the traditional four quarter schedule. This allows the school to offer nearly 15 elective courses for the students. Classes include adventurous topics such as CPR/First Aid, Science Fair Projects and Lego Robotics. Staff continues to focus on success for all students by expanding instructional strategies, instituting more intensive interventions and building strong relationships with kids.
Students are able to enjoy many activities throughout the year from sports programs (interscholastic and intramural) to Guitar Club. There's also the annual holiday dinner, prom on the Genesee Belle and the end of the year picnic. The school year always culminates with the highlight of the year: graduation!
Tammi Brandes, Secretary to the Principal
Davison Alternative Education
1250 N. Oak Road
Davison, MI 48423
(810) 591-1020
Attendance: (810) 591-1021
 February 8, 2012 » Second State Head Count February 9, 2012 » Gates 1st Grade Musical 7 p.m. February 20, 2012 » Mid-Winter Break - No School February 23, 2012 » Living History Musuem 6-8 p.m. March 29, 2012 » End of Third Marking Period March 30, 2012 » No School For Students - Teacher Work Day April 2, 2012 » Spring Break - No School for Students & Teachers May 2, 2012 » Davison Alternative Ed Parent Teacher Conferences 7:30-9 a.m.; 4:30-7:30 p.m. May 19, 2012 » 5-12th Grade Bands and Orchestra Musicathon May 28, 2012 » Memorial Day - No School for Students & Teachers |
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 Davison Idol Set For Feb. 8 Davison Idol 2012 will be held from 7-9 p.m. Feb. 8 in the Davison High School auditorium. The event is being hosted by the DECA chapter. This year's idol consists of 12 participants. The competition will be broken down into two rounds, with the final round consisting of the top six performers. The winner will be chosen at... Varsity Cheerleaders Clinch 6th Big Nine Championship Congratulations to the Davison Varsity Cheerleaders for clinching the final Big Nine Competitive Cheer Championship Feb. 1. This is the sixth year in a row the Davison team has won, every since there has been a competitive cheer division for the Big Nine. All four big nine teams competed, this being Powers Cathol... Environment Focus of Living Musuem Feb. 23, 24 “Americans and their Environment” will be the theme for this year’s living history museum at Davison High School. This is the sixth year for the museum, which is presented by honors U.S. history students in Ms. Raina Palso’s classroom. This year’s exhibits will focus on how historical events of the 20th century have impacted t... Building Beat - Feb. 1 This week's Building Beat contains stories about "Be An Anti-Bully" Day, a student mentoring program at Hill Elementary and news from the Athletic Department. Students attending Pom Pon clinic to perform at Feb. 10 basketball game Girls ages 7-13 are invited to come have fun with the Davison Varsity Pompon Squad by participating in a mini-clinic and then performing at the February 10 varsity basketball game. The class fee of $45 includes poms and a T-shirt. The class will include practice from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 4 at the Davison ... Breakfast Served Daily at all Davison School Buildings Please remember that breakfast is served daily at all Davison school buildings. Research clearly shows that starting your day with a healthy meal reaps great dividends when it comes to learning. Having breakfast available at school is also a great option for parents on those days when the kids are running late or the cereal... Important Information Regarding New Cut Scores for MEAP, MME Soon the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) will publicly release the results of the 2011 Michigan Educational Assessment Program (MEAP) tests. As we reported to you last year, the MDE has changed the cut scores on this assessment. A cut score is designed to provide a benchmark that shows the students – or percenta... |
