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Davis student earns national arts award
03/22/2019
Photo earns entry into national competition after earning top regional honor
Davis student earns music scholarship
03/21/2019
Peyton Polzin wins high school Gonda scholarship
Davis students put their best foot forward to support “Socktober”
11/13/2018
Students collect more than 450 pairs of socks to support local charity
Award winning photo of two forks learning against a wall, with one facing down
Student with flute
Students with collected socks
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Students publications honored with nearly 200 state awards
05/24/2019
UHS earns top award for student newspaper
Tweet your congratulations to 2019 graduate
05/24/2019
Congratulations will be shown at O'rena
Odyssey leads UCSI students to innovation
05/24/2019
Project challenges teams to create Board game based on classic tale
Group photo of UHS students
Twitter bird with graduation cap
Students with Board game
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From the Principal

As we reach the middle of May and into June, we typically see an increase in behaviors where students can be suspended from school.  As the nicer weather breaks and students begin thinking about summer vacation, please talk to your child about the importance of continuing to do their best.  We want to end the school year on a positive note and we appreciate the time you spend making sure your son or daughter understands the importance of finishing the year strong.  

Progress reports will be coming out soon and the end of the year exam study guides will be coming to your children through their teacher as well as available on the UCS website.  As they become available, we will put the information in the newsletter.  

- Brian Shepard, Principal

The Davis Junior High Mission is dedicated to creating a successful partnership of staff, parents and community to prepare our students to be positively-contributing members of society, and productive and responsible citizens.  We promote understanding and respect for all people and strive to inspire our students to become knowledgeable, caring, self-directed and productive learners who readily meet the challenges of a diverse world and global economy.

Students must have their ID card on them at all times during the school day.   All students will receive an ID at the beginning of each school year. 
Please click on the Raider Review tab for all information, consequences, and more  with regards to the school ID requirement.
Replacement ID's are $5 and can be purchased in the main office at Davis.

Utica Community Schools is Michigan's second largest school district.  

Student achievement in the district outpaces all county, state and national averages. The district's graduation rate is 12 points higher than the state average and students are staff are regularly honored for excellence.

For more information on Utica Community Schools, please visit this link.