DAVISON (DTV) (10/23/2018) – Do, Re, Mi, fall concerts have started here in Davison Community Schools.  Tonight, October 23rd, the DHS choirs will perform at 6:30 in the Maxine Ude auditorium. There is no charge to come see these talented vocalists perform pieces such as “Let the River Run” from the movie Working Girl, and the hit “Africa” by Toto.

Tomorrow night, October 24th, the DHS band and orchestra will take the stage at 6:30. Doors will open at 6 p.m. both nights, and there is no charge.

If you can’t make it out but still want to hear our student musicians, you can watch the choir concert live on Charter Channel 191 or our YouTube stream, DTV News. The instrumental concert will be put on YouTube immediately following their performance.

If you’d like to buy a copy of the performances, you can stop by our DTV table outside of the auditorium before and after each show. Or purchase online by heading going to https://dtvnews.org/purchase-video/

Good luck to all of our performers!

Davison (DTV) Juniors and Seniors of Davison High were faced with the harsh reality of distracted driving. On May 2nd, alum Kacie Love had put together a mock crash to show these driving students what could happen with just one look at a cell phone. With the help of a few friends from the Davison police, fire and EMT departments she got this whole idea underway. To see the full story, follow the link below.

DAVISON (DTV)-(10/15/2018) On Saturday October 13th, the Davison Marching Band set out early to perform their show ‘Medusa’ on a competitive level. As they rose from the ground hissing like the snakes from Medusa’s head they proved through the show how much work they have put in this season. The marching technique was sharp as they moved their straight lines around the field making sure every foot was in tempo and on step. The wind was strong but the determination of the color guard, twirlers, and band was much stronger.

The class A band competed along the likes of Troy Athens, Kalamazoo, Holly, Waterford and some others. After preforming their show they landed themselves in 4th place with an 87.7, 3rd place was the Holly Marching Band, 2nd place was the Kalamazoo Marching band and 1st place was the Troy Athens Marching Band with a 94.2. It was a tough competition but the DMB did their best and looked great!

We wish them luck on their following competition this coming Saturday, October 20th. If you’d like to come out and support them at their next preformance, they will be at the Brandon High School at 10 in the morning. You can find more information on the “Davison Band and Orchestra Boosters” Facebook page.

Watch Drum Major, Cole Rutledge talk ahead of competition.

Check out the performance here!

(Credit to Zach Hathaway)

DAVISON (DTV)-(10/12/2018) At the beginning of November,  DTV will be going to the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Chicago. The trip is booked and scheduled, but we could still use some help with funds to get us there.  On October 13th, we will have a booth set up at the Davison Pumpkin Fest. We will be selling baked goods from 7am-6pm on Main Street, right across from the Secretary of State.

If you can’t make it out to the bake sale but would like to help us raise money, we will also be collecting bottles all of October. We will be at the Lapeer road Meijer in Davison collecting bottles on October 20th. You can drop them off to us that day at Meijer, or stop by the DTV classroom, room 286, anytime in October.

Along with the bottle drive and bake sale, we are selling DTV merchandise! Stop by DTV for more information or give us a call at the high school, (810)591-3531 EXT: 1286.

We thank you for all of your support and appreciate the help.