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Bruning-Davenport Unified School District
Basic Information
Address: 106 N Juniper Ave
PO Box 190
Davenport, NE 68335
Phone Number: 402-364-2225
Fax Number: 402-364-2477
Superintendent: Trudy K Clark
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Additional Information
Board of Directors: Unified Board of Education
Mission Statement:
To prepare today's students for tomorrow's society by providing opportunities to learn in a safe environment where students are recognized as valued individuals.
Accreditation and Recognition: Nebraska Department of Education
District Characteristics: The unified district had 154 students PK-12 in 2009-10. It has land in Thayer, Fillmore, and Clay counties. We are a non-equalized district.
School Municipalities: Bruning and Davenport
History:
In 2001 Bruning and Davenport Public Schools unified to create Bruning-Davenport USD. Recently the district extended the unification agreement.
Notable Alumni:
Treva Tegtmeier, Gale Becwar, Jon Bruning, Howard Hawks
Athletics: In 2005 Bruning-Davenport USD won the Class D State Football championship. Beginning in 2010-2011 Bruning-Davenport will cooperate in all athletics with Shickley and compete at the BDS Eagles.
Curriculum:
Our high school schedule can be found on our district website. We have agreements with UNL, UNK, Peru State, and SCC that allow our students to take dual-credit courses.
Belief Statements:
All students can learn.
Students need to not only develop a deep understanding of essential knowledge & skills, but also need to develop the capacity to apply their learning, and to reason, solve problems, & produce quality work.
The goal of our educational programs is to prepare students to become contributing members of society.
Each student is a valued individual with unique physical, social, emotional, & intellectual needs.
A safe & supportive learning environment promotes student achievement.
The success of our school system depends on the commitment of all staff (administrators, teachers & support staff) to high quality standards, expectations, & performances.
Effective collaboration & communication with families as partners in the education of their children is essential to the success of our school system.
Teachers, administrators, parents & the community share the responsibility for advancing the school system’s mission and goals.
Transportation: We run two morning bus routes in Davenport and three in Bruning.
After School/Extracurricular Programs: We have an afterschool program in the middle school as well as a TeamMates program.
Computer Capabilities:
Our buildings are WiFi