Davis K-8 School News

All Brockton Public Schools, buildings, and programs will be closed on Monday, January 26 AND Tuesday, January 27 due to weather.  There will be no before-school, after-school, or evening activities, including sporting events.

BPS Art Director Sarah Richards was among the honorees to receive the Common Good Award earlier this month from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Brockton Public Schools would like to remind families that students have the option of eating breakfast and lunch at school each day at no cost to them. As of November 7, the Healey-Driscoll Administration is directing full SNAP benefits to recipients. Open this article for more food resources.

When schools close early for professional development, it provides staff an opportunity like the one that 200+ grade 6-8 teachers had recently. Educators across subject areas came together to explore strategies for providing students deeper and more rigorous learning experiences.

Help Shape School Meals at Brockton Public Schools! See here for instructions on how to access (or translate) our foodservice survey. The food service survey is open until Friday, November 7.

The Annual BPS Coat Drive is open now. Coats up to youth size 18 are available for Brockton Public Schools students only on a first-come, first-served basis. Submit your request soon! Click the title of this post above to get started.

In two years since joining a nationwide stock trading contest featuring students in middle school through college, Brockton students have dominated while learning key skills about building wealth. Learn how students -- and even parents and teachers -- can join!

Find your student's bus stop by clicking the button below, finding their school and identifying the stop closest to your home. For families of students with disabilities who are eligible for transportation services as part of an individualized education plan, please call BPS Transportation at 508-580-7004 to get your child's van assignment and pickup time.

BPS will once again be conducting voluntary social-emotional learning screenings for students in grades 3-12.

The Davis K-8 School and West Middle School took turns welcoming Brockton native and rising basketball star A.J. Dybantsa for a pair of community-focused events.