Whit Davis Elementary School

Need Summer meals for your students? Weekend bundled summer meals will be available at NO COST at Coile Middle School from 4:15 to 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.

While meals will not be handed out until 4:30, it is highly recommended to to arrive at 4:15, as meals will be given out on a First Come, First Serve basis.

Want some meals for the weekend? Come see us at Coile Middle School located at 110 Old Elberton Road on Thursday, June 4th!

We will begin handing out weekend bundled meals at 4:30pm! They will be served on a first come, first serve basis. Once we serve them all, we will close for the day. Your meal bundles will include a handout that will provide you with the menu for the weekend and reheating/preparation instructions.

Follow the signs to find the door to the cafeteria. We will be waiting just inside the side door. Parents/guardians may pick up meals for children ages 18 and under. You will have to fill out some information before you leave with your meals.

Where can you eat this summer? Check out our website for the most up-to-date and accurate information, but the sites below will offer meals to the public during the specific times listed below.

Find more information here: https://clarkecsdga.sites.thrillshare.com/page/summer-meal-information

The information on our website will describe where to go to safely access the meals offered at the sites below.

Summer break is here! Check out our Summer Guide at bit.ly/CCSDSummerGuide26 for more information on District Office hours, summer meal information, 2026-27 new student enrollment information, access to our school-based health centers, and more! And be on the lookout for our 2026-27 Back to School Guide in mid-July with all the info you'll need to get the new year off to a great start!

REGISTER NOW AT www.athensyouthdevelopment.com!

Hidden Histories Literacy Camp

Reading The Forgotten Girl by India Hill Brown

Join us for a literacy camp that uncovers history in a powerful, engaging way. At first glance, The Forgotten Girl by India Hill Brown may seem like a typical ghost story, but the story reveals a connection to history that runs much deeper. After accidentally falling onto a grave in a forgotten, segregated cemetery, siblings Iris and Daniel work to uncover who the grave belongs to and why the cemetery has been neglected. Come read with us and connect to Athens Black History in a way that is often overlooked!

Join us for Hidden Histories Literacy Camp, where students will read, investigate, and connect literature to real places in our community, including a visit to a local historical cemetery.

Hosted by Sarah Conkin-Anderson at Howard B. Stroud Elementary

Serving rising 4th-6th graders from all of CCSD

Meeting in June: Wednesday, June 10, Wednesday, June 17, and Wednesday, June 24, from 5-7 p.m.

Today is National Speech Language Pathologist Day, and we'd like to recognize our very own, Mrs. Angela Snapp, who works tirelessly to serve and support Whit Davis students and families. Thank you for your contributions, Mrs. Snapp! You are appreciated. 💙

What a week to be a Wildcat!

\We honored our student athletes at the athletic banquet, celebrated students for their hard work on i-Ready and Milestones EOG with inflatables and fun, cheered on our Safety Patrols during their end-of-year presentations and celebration, and wrapped up the week with our PTO Wildcat Walk fundraiser!

We are so proud of all the hard work, leadership, and school spirit shown by our Wildcats this week! We are also grateful for our amazing community that showed up to support our Wildcats!

Earlier this week, our very own Mrs. Lauren Roig and Mrs. Gertrude Mercardante were honored at the CCSD Retirement Banquet. We want to thank both of these Wonderful Wildcats for their years of service to Whit Davis and Clarke County. We appreciate your dedication to our students, and we wish you and your families the best as you begin this next chapter!🍎💙🐾🤍

We are thrilled for Dr. Schubach to be named as the assistant principal at Whit Davis!