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The ITBS schedule has been revised due to recent school closings. 

Click here for the new testing schedule.

Geography Bee

For the 22^nd year, the National Geographic Society is holding the National Geographic Bee for students in sixth through eighth grades in thousands of schools across the United States and in the five U.S. territories, as well as in the Department of Defense Dependent Schools around the world. The 2010 Bee is sponsored by Google.

The first round of the 2010 National Geographic Bee was held by Mrs. Cook on Wednesday January 13^th after school at the Davis County Middle School. A total of nine students participated in grades sixth through eighth. Eighth grade student, Colton Moore won the competition. Sara Lawson, sixth grade student, came in second. Congratulation to all participants for excellent effort!

Colton Moore, the winner of the Davis County Geographic Bee, will advance to the next level of competition, a written examination to determine state competitors. This is Colton’s third year to win the Davis County competition. All school winners are eligible to win the national championship and its first prize, a $25,000 college scholarship, at the national competition May 25 and 26, 2010 in Washington, D.C.

How Full is Your Bucket?

By Maddie Davidson and Megan Joos

Recently Davis County Middle School has been working on a new program called “How Full is Your bucket?”  This program is designed to teach students and staff the importance of respect, and how people act toward one another.  Every interaction you have with people can “fill” your bucket by having a pleasant conversation or “dip” from your bucket by having an unpleasant conversation.  We believe this program will reach out to many people by proving that giving and receiving respect and kindness is a great feeling.  We hope everyone accepts and encourages this idea to make our school a great place to learn and have fun.

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“Academic success is not about the

ability of our students. 

It’s about OUR ABILITY to teach them.” 

Activity Bus Routes

We have 3 bus routes that leave the school at 5:40 pm during winter activities and 5:25 pm for spring activities to take students to designated drop-off areas who are out for sports, band, and after school classes.  Bus drivers work very hard to deliver your students to these areas as early as possible.  When we have substitute drivers, the arrival times may vary greatly.  We will continue to have sign-up sheets at the schools when we believe bus riders will be low. Click here for Activity Bus routes & schedules