Davidson County Schools

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This article is about the North Carolina school district. For Davidson County Schools in Tennessee, see Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools.

Davidson County Schools is a school district in Davidson County, North Carolina. The administrative education board is headquartered just off of U.S. Highway 64 on County School Road just outside the city limits of Lexington, North Carolina. The school system comprises six high schools, six middle schools, sixteen elementary schools, one extended day school, and one ungraded special school. Two other school districts, Lexington City Schools and Thomasville City Schools, are found in Davidson County.

[edit] High schools and their feeders

• Central Davidson High School
  • Central Davidson Middle
    • Southwood Elementary
    • Davis-Townsend Elementary
• East Davidson High School
  • E. Lawson Brown Middle
    • Pilot Elementary
    • Fair Grove Elementary
    • Brier Creek Elementary
• Ledford Senior High School
  • Ledford Middle School
    • Wallburg Elementary
    • Hasty Elementary
    • Friendship Elementary
• North Davidson High School
  • North Davidson Middle
    • Welcome Elementary
    • Midway Elementary
    • Friedberg Elementary
    • Northwest Elementary
• South Davidson High School
  • South Davidson Middle
    • Silver Valley Elementary
    • Denton Elementary
• West Davidson High School
  • Tyro Middle
    • Reeds Elementary
    • Churchland Elementary
• Stoner-Thomas School (ungraded)

[edit] Ledford Middle School

A middle school located in Thomasville on State Highway 109. As of 2009, the principal was Evan Myers and the vice-principal was Sloan Denny. The Mascot is the panther.^[1] The school is part of the Davidson County Schools school district.

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