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While most Native Americans were able to vote starting in 1924, many laws at the state-level prevented voting rights for all. It took over 40 years following 1924 for all 50 states to allow Native Americans to vote.

If you are a bilingual student and have an interest in helping younger students, here is a great opportunity! Tharp is looking for bilingual students to help out during the last period of the day on Wednesdays and Fridays. The last period at Tharp begins at 1:52 and ends at 2:40. You would be asked to assist with bilingual students in a social studies, math, or science classroom. If you are interested, please let your counselor know or see Mrs. Dixon in 163.

If you are interested in participating in Track and Field this year and are not involved in a winter sport, Lifting and Conditioning will begin today, November 11. We will be lifting Monday – Tuesday – Thursday – Friday at 2:45 – 4pm. If you have any questions please see Coach Beatty or Coach Aleshire.

The Davidson Speech and Debate Club meets every Tuesday in room 243. Hope to see you there!



The first year of dedicating November as “National American Indian Heritage Month” was in 1990, proclaimed by President George H.W. Bush, and has continued each year under subsequent presidents. Under President Barack Obama in 2009, the celebration title was changed to “National Native American Heritage Month.”

Come this weekend to see the Student Directed One Act plays on Friday and Saturday at 7pm in the PAC. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to survive the zombie apocalypse or how ghosts can help solve a murder come enjoy the show. Tickets are $7 for everyone and available on Hometown Ticketing.

The gymnastics team will accept new members through this week.  If you missed tryouts, but are still interested in checking out the team, you can come to one of the practices this week. Friday at 3:30-6:00 at Fliptastic Gymnastics. Saturday at 8:30 am-12:00pm in the Davidson field house. You will need to meet the minimum requirements to participate- which are located on the website Hilliardgymnastics.com Skills through level 10 can be competed in High School Gymnastics!  Come check out a fun environment where you can still progress all of your gymnastics skills!

If you are interested in participating in Track and Field this year and are not involved in a winter sport, Lifting and Conditioning will begin on Monday, November 11

We will be lifting Monday – Tuesday – Thursday – Friday at 2:45 – 4pm. If you have any questions please see Coach Beatty or Coach Aleshire.

Ski and Board club sign ups have started. We will go to Mad River Mountain for 5 Thursdays starting Jan. 9th. See the QR codes on the TVs for more information.



Recipients of the Embrace Empower and Inspire Award

Congratulations to this month’s Embrace, Empower & Inspire Award winners, Amanda Gasaway (Transportation), Marie Desrosiers (Transportation), and Katie Speakman (Hilliard Davidson Spanish Teacher).

These staff members go above and beyond the expectations of the Hilliard Way and truly make a difference in our district. If you know a staff member who goes above and beyond their way to make a difference, you can nominate them for next month’s award by clicking HERE!



Some states continue to observe a set-aside day of celebration for Native Americans. For example, the fourth Friday in September is American Indian Day in California. Other states and cities have made the switch on Columbus Day, to celebrate Native Americans’ Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead (South Dakota was the first state to do this in 1989). Also, Native American Heritage Day is currently celebrated on the Friday following Thanksgiving.

Congratulations to this year’s Davidson High School winners of the American Legion Americanism and Government test: Aubrie Dupaix and Thaddeus Fowler for 9th grade, Mohamed Katabay and April Rees for 10th grade, Kaleigh McGrew and Malaki Jett for 11th grade, and Lleyton Moore and Joanna Bryan for 12th grade. Thanks to all 89 participants and to Hilliard American Legion Post 614 for sponsoring this annual event!

Come this weekend to see the Student Directed One Act plays on Friday and Saturday at 7pm in the PAC. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to survive the zombie apocalypse or how ghosts can help solve a murder come enjoy the show. Tickets are $7 for everyone and available on Hometown Ticketing.

The gymnastics team will accept new members through this week.  If you missed tryouts, but are still interested in checking out the team, you can come to one of the practices this week. Friday at 3:30-6:00 at Fliptastic Gymnastics. Saturday at 8:30 am-12:00pm in the Davidson field house. You will need to meet the minimum requirements to participate- which are located on the website Hilliardgymnastics.com Skills through level 10 can be competed in High School Gymnastics!  Come check out a fun environment where you can still progress all of your gymnastics skills!

Congratulations to Mohamed Katabay for winning the Semester One Davidson Chess Championship. Mohamed is the First Davidson Chess Champion. Lucas Hand second place, William Karman semi-finalist, and Ansh Arya semi-finalist.

Turning Point USA club will have a meeting TODAY after school in room 222 focused on honoring our American veterans.

Ski and Board club sign ups have started. We will go to Mad River Mountain for 5 Thursdays starting Jan. 9th. See the QR codes on the TVs for more information.

 



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