Davidson Day School

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Davidson Day School
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Davidson Day School
750 Jetton St.

28036

United States
Coordinates 35°30′11″N80°51′41″W / 35.5030°N 80.8613°W / 35.5030; -80.8613 Coordinates: 35°30′11″N80°51′41″W / 35.5030°N 80.8613°W / 35.5030; -80.8613
Information
Type Private
Established1999(23 years ago) (1999)
CEEB code 340971
Head of schoolPete Moore
Enrollment~550 Students
Color(s)Red, white, and navy blue
   
AthleticsNCISAA
Team namePatriots
Website www.davidsonday.org

Davidson Day School is a private school located in Davidson, North Carolina.

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History

Davidson Day School, formerly Acclaim Academy, was founded in 1999 and originally located at 404 Armour Street in Davidson and rented space from the factory that occupied the building. In 2007, Davidson Day School relocated to its current location, 750 Jetton St.

Arts

Every year, the Davidson Day theatre department hosts a winter and spring production.

Athletics

Davidson Day School has moved from 1A to 2A given the growth in student body size. The girls varsity soccer team won the school's first team state championship in 20102011. After moving up to 2A for the 20112012 season, they won the State Championship against defending 2A Champions, Caldwell Academy, in overtime. The girls soccer team won the state championship again in the 20122013 season.

The varsity basketball team were state runners-up in the 20112012 season.

The school fielded a varsity football team for the first time in 20112012 and won the NC Private Division III State Championship. The football team competed in the larger Division II in the fall of 2012. They received national attention after Davidson Day junior quarterback Will Grier threw for 837 yards and 10 touchdowns 35 of 42 passes in one game on November 9, 2012, in a 10480 victory over Harrells Christian Academy.

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