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Feb 18, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Davison Alternative Education High School Annual Report 2024-2025
This Annual Education Report details the 2024-2025 educational progress of Davison Alternative Education High School, a credit recovery program for at-risk students. The report identifies key challenges including academic setbacks and mental health issues stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside concerns about educational professional retention. Strategic initiatives to accelerate student achievement include district and school improvement plans, the Advisory Curriculum Council, Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) implementation, Standards Referenced Grading, data analysis days, Professional Learning Communities, specialized coaching and counseling, and robust CTE and AP programs. The school also focuses on positive behavior intervention and continuous improvement through goals such as enhancing Social Emotional Learning capacity and providing cohesive curriculum, instruction, assessment, and intervention.
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This annual report for the 2024-2025 school year outlines the organization's strategic direction through three updated Board of Education goals, aligned with the Michigan Integrated Continuous Improvement Process. The goals focus on improving student achievement annually through effective curriculum, instruction, intervention, and assessment; upholding high standards of operational reliability, financial integrity, and transparency to ensure fiscal stability and maximize resources; and enhancing student engagement and positive behavior through sustained staff support in social-emotional learning and positive behavior training.
Feb 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Davison Community Schools Board Of Education Citizens' Agenda
The agenda outlines several key areas for discussion and action. The meeting will feature recognition for the Kids First Award, Cardinal Spirit Award, and Cardinal Kid Award recipients, alongside a Work-Based Learning Presentation. Public comments are reserved for visitors addressing the Board on non-agenda items. Action items include approvals for two overnight field trips (Marketing/DECA and DHS HOSA), decisions regarding Section 105 and Section 105c Schools of Choice, approval for the purchase of copier, printer, and related equipment, an Installment Purchase Agreement (IPA) for printing contracts, MASB's Board of Director's Election, approval of an easement for water line infrastructure improvements, a Resolution for Operating Millage, approval to purchase Marching Band Uniforms, and acceptance of contributions. Information items will include a report from the Superintendent. The session concludes with closed sessions to discuss a student disciplinary matter and the Superintendent's mid-year evaluation.
Jan 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Davison Community Schools Board Of Education Annual Organizational Meeting
The agenda for the Annual Organizational Meeting included the Election of Officers and approval of the Consent Agenda, which covers the Presentation of Bills for Payment, Treasurer's Report, Personnel Report, Quarterly Financial Report, and identification of the District's Legal Status. Communications involved Special Presentations, including recognition for the Kids First Award, Cardinal Spirit Award, and Fall All-State Athletes, followed by time for public comment. Action Items slated for approval include the 2026 Meeting Days and Times, designation of representatives for budget hearings and liaison roles, approval for multiple overnight field trips for the DHS Choir, Student Council, and Music Department, approval of policies for a second reading, and authorization to purchase a new Maintenance Truck and Bus, and approval for the Filter First Project. Information items were also scheduled for presentation from the Superintendent.
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