From the first day you step on campus, you’ll be welcomed, supported, and challenged to push beyond boundaries.
In the classroom, you’ll acquire foundational knowledge, pursue your interests and curiosities, and collaborate with others on projects with real-world implications.
Beyond the classroom, Davidson Day offers an abundance of enriching experiences for students from early childhood through 12th grade.
Our dedicated, professional faculty are also coaches, advisors, trip leaders, facilitators, and friends. Teaching means so much more than the delivery of content; you’ll find our faculty and staff believe in you and believe that every Patriot can and will make a difference in our world.
The Arts take Davidson Day students beyond the bounds of a screenplay, a canvas, a screen, or the stage, and we immerse all PreK–12th Grade students in our arts curriculum.
We conduct full-scale archeological field research and cultural site preservation with our pre-collegiate 7th–12th Grade students. Beyond the borders of the United States, this academic research is a bridge to international cultures and communities.
Patriot student-athletes see every practice, game, class, and exam as an opportunity to push beyond boundaries. School sports begin in 5th Grade though we offer many athletic student clubs for Early Childhood and Lower School students.
The Middle School Battle of the Books team competed in the Regional Competition today. They completed against three other schools - Holy Trinity, Oakwood, and Cannon – and took first place! Team members include Rex Abbott, Deolu Akingbade, Tomiwa Akingbade, Alexis Blanchette, Andrew Blanchette, Cade Bringewatt, Bowen Ellison, Maryn Holden,Anna Liva Madsen, and Lise Strand, plus coaches Michelle Mullineaux and Carrie Wehunt. The team will now go to the State Competition in late April (date and location TBD).