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DAVISON (DTV) – (3/27/2020) – A brand new edition of Brown’s Blog is out informing you on what the school is doing with this coronavirus pandemic.
In this episode, Superintendent Kevin Brown describes what is happening with DCS during these weeks ahead.
Watch the video below!
DAVISON (DTV)- (3/26/2020)-
Cooking with Jill:
During this time it’s hard to find easy meals that feed everyone in the family, but this dish is sure to create a fancy feast out of the leftovers in your fridge. This Paella dish make 12 servings and you can make it so many different ways!
Ingredients:
2 Tbsps. Olive Oil
2 Tbsps. Salted Butter
2 1/2 Cups White Rice
1 Tbsp. Garlic
1 Chopped Medium Onion
1 Cup Diced Sweet Peppers
2 1/2 Cups Chopped Leftover Meat
4 Cups Flavored Stock (Same as your leftover meat)
1 tsp. Salt
1 tsp. Pepper
28 oz. Crushed Tomatoes
2 Cups Broccoli Florets
2 1/2 Cups Zucchini
2 Cups Water
(All vegetables were from previous meals earlier in the week or at the bottom of the freezer.)
First add 1 Tbsp. of Oil and 2 Tbsps. of butter to your deep pot or wok and brown your rice. This will give it a nice texture and allow it to soak up all the flavors.
Set your rice aside.
Then take the rest of your oil and toss in your chopped onion. Make sure every piece gets coated in oil and cook it until it’s barely opaque. Throw in your Garlic and sweet Peppers and Mix.
Add in your leftover meat, for this we used a beef roast we made a few nights ago.
Mix together and cover for a few minutes.
Take one cup of your broth (We used beef flavored since it paired with our beef roast) and pour it in, then add in salt and pepper and stir it up.
Add one more cup of your broth and your crushed tomatoes and mix again. Cover your pot and bring it up to a simmer.
Add the rice you set aside earlier, mix, and cover.
When it’s thickened up add another cup of broth, stir your ingredients, Cover your pot and wait for it to thicken up again. Pour in your final cup of broth and add your zucchini and broccoli. Mix in 2 cups of water.
Cover and Cook for 10 minutes.
Remember: Davison, get your flavor on!
Watch the video below!
Mr. Crongeyer’s Workout Tips:
Cross Country and Track Coach Mr. Crongeyer teaches you some at-home workouts that you can do!
A very simple, yet effective workout is the plank! In the video below he dives further in detail!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/26/2020) – A newscast produced by DTV aired today at 5:30pm. News, sports, and student life topics are being covered. Watch the video below!
Interviews:
Watch the full Superintendent Kevin Brown interview below!
Watch the full Davison Athletic Director Dave Beamer below!
Watch the full Ellary Darling interview regarding Davison Varsity Girls Basketball below!
DTV Alumni:
Other:
Stay fit with some workout tips from DHS Cross country and track coach, Mr. Crongeyer!
Learn some new recipes from DTV’s own Jillian Tate!
A special message from DHS teachers!
We’d like to thank you: the viewers of DTV News for sticking through these extraordinary with us! We hope you all stay safe and stay tuned for more coming from DTV!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/23/2020) – Davison Community Schools are working hard to keep you safe and upbeat during these peculiar times in many ways.
Virtual Spirit Week:
One of these ways is through a virtual spirit week! If you submit your pictures there is a chance you’ll end up in a District video. Below, you’ll find a tweet made by DCS with information regarding a new spirit week to involve the community!
Join us for Virtual Spirit Week. Retweet your photo or post! pic.twitter.com/DH3z5Ke8dy
— Davison Schools (@DavisonSchools) March 23, 2020
A list of what to wear on which day will be found either in the tweet above or in a list below!
Monday, March 23rd: Red, White and Blue: We are in this together! Wear something patriotic!
Tuesday, March 24th: Post a Positive: Share a sunny message with sidewalk chalk, colorful poster or drawing to brighten someone’s day.
Wednesday, March 25th: What are you Reading?: Recommend some of your favorites.
Thursday, March 26th: Get Creative: Baking? Drawing? Talent? Share?
Friday, March 27th: Jersey Day: Support your favorite team or colors!
Saturday, March 28th: Make Yourself at Home: Post a picture relaxing.
Sunday, March 29th: Pet Pic Day: Post your most endearing four-legged friend pic
Monday, March 30th: Take a Virtual Vacation: Go for a walk!
Tuesday, March 31st: Davison Made: Dress in maroon and gold gear and show your support!
Be sure to participate in this fun way to get the community together virtually!
School Lunches:
DCS are also providing free “grab and go” lunch breakfast and lunch meals for all students during the state-ordered shutdown.
Davison School Buses will be parked in a list of locations below. They’ll be there from 1:30-3:00 in the afternoon from March 16th to April 3rd, Monday through Friday.
Below, you’ll find full details!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/20/2020) – With 3 weeks off of school due to Coronavirus, Superintendent Kevin Brown updates you on what Davison Community Schools has been doing on this time off and what this pandemic has caused for Davison. Watch the latest edition of Brown’s Blog below!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/13/2020) – Coronavirus, or COVID-19, has been the recent bug everyone’s talking about all around the world. Professional sports’ seasons have been postponed, schools are being delayed, and most importantly, people are dying from this illness. Looking into it more locally, Davison High School and the Davison Community has been hit hard as well, and there is still more to come. Here at DTV News we will be recording daily video diaries of our personal experiences, thoughts, and keep you updated constantly. Another way to keep up with the news is on our social media accounts and our website! On our site, you’ll see a tab labeled “Coronavirus Information” which stores daily news and an F.Q.A. page! Below is a list of our video diaries that will be updated daily!
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DAVISON (DTV) – (3/12/2020) – Davison Community Schools’ Superintendent Kevin Brown has just released information on delays of non-essential events. These are all due to the infamous spreading virus COVID-19, otherwise known as coronavirus. Although, what exactly is Coronavirus?
Coronavirus:
“Coronaviruses are a group of viruses that are common in both humans and animals that usually cause mild-to-moderate respiratory illnesses”, says Yale-New Haven Health. Symptoms of this rapidly-evolving virus are shortness of breath, having fevers and coughing.
How is this spread?
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announces this to be circulated “between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet)”. This is also spread through respiratory drops made when a person with the virus sneezes or coughs.
How can I guarantee my protection and others’ from this virus?
Although there is no vaccine for this virus, there are still many precautions you can take in order to stop the spread:
If you’re feeling under the weather, there are many steps you can take to stop it from getting others sick as well:
What events have been postponed at DHS?
There have been several events that have been postponed here at Davison High School
Make sure to take all of the precautions in order to stay away from this virus!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/10/2020) – DECA, robotics, and band and orchestra all had some great performances this past weekend.
At Oxford, our band and orchestra competed in the Musical Festival at Oxford High School.
On Friday, String orchestra managed to score a 2 overall while the Symphonic orchestra made a clean sweep with all ones.
Then Saturday, Concert Band and Wind Ensemble both scored all ones.
The Davison Band and Orchestra’s reaction to earning all 1’s, the best score possible.
On Saturday, Davison’s DECA chapter sent 30 members to Detroit for the state-wide competition. They competed in categories like financial literacy and business planning. They ended up with 17 overall finalists and 12 state champions.
What a great State DECA Conference with a bright & dynamic group! We ended 17 overall finalists & 12 State Champions. More importantly, the students' behavior was outstanding and represented our school very well. Thank you to Mr. Walters & Mrs. Mazen for your help chaperoning. pic.twitter.com/JehdLhUEcI
— Davison DECA (@DavisonDECA) March 8, 2020
Our House of Cards FIRST Robotics team dominated their competition at Kettering this weekend, coming away with a first place finish. This is their first time earning first place at the Kettering competition. The event consisted of 40 teams, and after 12 games they racked up 10 wins and only 2 losses. They’re now ranked tenth in Michigan out of nearly 600 teams!
Here is your winning House of Cards team! Coach Chris Purdy says all of the students worked so hard to earn the team’s first win at Kettering, which is our home event! Great job! pic.twitter.com/KVQ4nFdsli
— Davison Schools (@DavisonSchools) March 8, 2020
Great job to all these groups!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/9/2020) – The 71 million dollar bond official vote is tomorrow, March 10th. Polls are open from 7am until 8pm for the voters in Davison. This bond will provide improvements to all of the schools in the Davison Community but have a slight increase to the amount of tax paid by citizens of Davison.
DTV News will be keeping you updated on this bond! We will have live social media hits right from the polls! Be sure to constantly check our Twitter and Facebook!
To find out more information about this bond proposal, check out our Brown’s Blog playlist located on our website or on our YouTube playlist!
DAVISON (DTV) – (3/5/2020) – The SAT is creeping up for the class of 2021 and if you need help on the math section DHS has you covered with a series of practice sessions.
This will start next Monday, March 9th after school and all sessions are from 3 to 4 o’clock.
You don’t need to sign up for these classes you can just show up ready to improve your SAT score!