Davis Caroline Intermediate School

Former student from 2013 – 2015.
It doesn’t bring the greatest feeling of safety because the dodgy neighborhood. If you want to call it ghetto, then that’s probably your word. There have been constant phone calls home warning students to walk home in pairs because students were approached by suspicious men and even touched.
However, most of the teachers are great. Most of mine were very motivational and eager to teach their students. Some can’t get ahold of the class at all, which makes us students who want to learn, miss out on the education.
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I wasn’t in the band class but if you’re up for rehearsals, it’s a great opportunity to be taught by the great Mr. Morgan. (Sadly, I’ve heard he’ll be retiring in 2 years.) They even go on musical trips to places like Great America or Six Flags if the class raises enough money from the fundraisers.
Some of my favorite teachers:
–Mr. McCleary (history)
–Mr. McCleary (science) (^brothers)
–Mr. Morgan (band, piano lab)
–Mr. Coleman (P.E.)
Office ladies aren’t the best. I stood in front of them saying «excuse me» several times for 5 minutes while they conversed with the principal about the office TV.
If you’re going here, keep your head in the game. Focus on your work and you’ll do great.

I attend here during 1998 – 1999 and I might added that I surely did miss all the good times here :) I didn’t like the dress code that they enforced because I was always getting into trouble wearing blue or even a shirt with a logo. I am now a mother to a middle schooler and I wish they had the same strict dress code for her just like I did. It will help the school a lot

Came here 2 weekends ago to walk in the Relay for Life. I thought it was a great location to host the event.

Primarily 7^th and 8^th graders attend this intermediate school. They just built an Edenvale Community Center next to it and I believe the Boys and Girls Club has been renovated here and there.
I remember like it was yesterday when I went here running on the track around the school for cross country, but it has literally been a decade since I’ve gone here. Forming a team to spend a day in a tent on the track supporting Relay for Life with friends and strangers. I could remember dressing up for physical education through the purple doors with our lockers. Girls on the right side and boys on the left. Lining up on our numbers while Mrs. Staggs or Mr. Coleman or Mr. Carroll did attendance then telling us to go run the «Carroll Run» around the perimeter of the black top, to the track, the grassy area, and back to the beginning.
I remember hanging out in the «quad» area with the cool kids during breaks and lunch. Getting in line for food right after we got out of class into either the cafeteria or outside to get snacks. It was really the carefree times. Many people may think Davis isn’t a good school based on what they’ve heard, but teachers are wonderful. They really try to help you succeed and prepare you for high school.
Many good and bad memories with great teachers here. Counseling and office staff were friendly. I was even was counseling assistant for a semester for Mr. Delcrew. I remember having Mr. Nichols/​Mrs. Meier for language arts. Mr. Conwell for keyboarding class. Mrs. Williams for cooking. Mr. Morgan for piano. Mrs Lawrence/​Mr. Weiler for science. Mrs. Flores for social science. Mr. Hughes for pre-​algebra. Mrs. Bierman for algebra. Mrs. Shilov for history. Mrs. Perry/​Ford for reading. Plenty of teachers I remember, but surely don’t remember me since it has been 10 years or might not even be at the school anymore.
I even remember getting detention for the most idiotic thing. It was a time when we weren’t allowed to wear gang colors blue or red (probably worse now with all the mayhem happening or same rules apply), but also not allowed to have logos or pictures on our shirts. I had a baby blue shirt on with an angel in the center. I had to go to the office to change into a rather large ugly lost and found shirt. Embarrassing. Disgusting. Fun times.
Worse memory was stopping class for several periods to watch television in class while ⁹⁄₁₁ happened in New York. It was just a shocking and devastating moment in our lives.
Overall, I miss it! Back in the day when we had no worries. Now from time to time, I utilize the track running.