Chirp Sheet
Singing the praises of our DCS students and staff 9-15/23
Davison team to host first public ESports event Jan. 24
Davison ESports presents: THE BIRD HOUSE, the program's first official all-ages public ESports event and fundraiser.
The main event will be a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament. This event will also feature a SSBU AM bracket and side games. Registration is required through Start.gg (link and QR at bottom).
You will need a Start.gg account to register.
Location: DHS ESports Lab
Date: Friday, Jan 24, 2025
Time: Doors open at 5pm, Tournament starts 6 p.m. and ends 9 p.m.
Cost: $5 entry fee. 50% proceeds donated to the club. 50% to prize payout.
All ages event.
Hosted by Davison High School ESports
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Tournament Info:
- - Double elimination
- - Best of 3, until finals
- - Winners, losers, and grand finals best of 5
- - AM bracket
ESports attendees please note: There is a basketball game that night. To avoid any confusion, be sure to park on the east side of the building and use door 8 for entrance to the ESports Lab.
Registration and details in the link or QR below.
https://www.start.gg/tournament/davison-esports-presents-the-bird-house/details
Cooking up a way to connect families through food
More than 450 students from Hahn Intermediate and Davison Middle School are participating in “Cook to Connect," a project initiated by Paraprofessional Mrs. Lisa Johnson that provided cookbooks to students and their families. The idea behind the program is for each family to pick out a recipe and make it together. Once completed, the student is asked to complete a Recipe Reflections form.
“I am very proud to say that the Cook to Connect project was a huge success,” Mrs. Johnson said. “We had 451 students fill out a ticket to participate and we were able to collect enough books & magazines to fulfill them all. I would like to thank the community for their generosity, notably Turn the Page Used Books who donated many cookbooks from their store and the Genesee District Library. I also wouldn't have been able to pull this off without the help of our Hahn monitors Annie & Rachel as well as Mrs. Gist’s 6th grade class who finished wrapping the last of the books so we could distribute them to the Middle School before break.”
Unfortunately, due to a snow day, Hahn students were unable to claim their wrapped book before break but did claim them once they returned in January.
“I can't wait to see the Recipe Reflections come back and for the students to tell me all about how they connected with family & friends while learning a new recipe,” Mrs. Johnson said.
DTV featured in the news this week
The DTV crew found themselves on the other side of the interview desk this week as reporters from Channel 25 and the Davison Index visited the studio to write stories about the new studio.
Thanks to Davison Index Editor Gary Gould and Mid-Michigan Now (Channel 25) for coming out and doing stories featuring our DTV students and their new digs. You can read/view their respective stories below.
