There are roughly 1,700 students and 110–125 staff members at the school.[when?]
Engineering Pathways Integrated Curriculum (EPIC)
Davidson's EPIC program attracts students from throughout Mobile County and offers courses in mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering. Students can also take engineering-focused math, science, and drafting courses. The program requires its major students to complete five math or science courses in addition to the four math and four science courses required by the State of Alabama. Senior majors are required to complete Advance Placement Physics and Advance Placement Calculus AB. EPIC minors pursue a less rigorous course load in preparation for jobs in industry and technology.[4]
International Baccalaureate
In November 2007, Davidson High School became an International Baccalaureate World School. The school is one of two state funded, international baccalaureate high schools in the Mobile County Public School System.[5] Davidson High School is a founding member of IBSA (IB Schools of Alabama). Freshmen and sophomores at Davidson take preparatory classes and begin the IB program as juniors.[6]
Robotics
Davidson participates in BEST Robotics. The team, RobotEx, has experienced success in the program.[7]
School uniform
Davidson High School has a mandatory school uniform policy.[8]
White button down oxford shirt, khaki pants, black belt, and black shoes. Black sweatshirts must be from a Davidson club or an all black sweatshirt.
Feeder patterns
The following middle schools feed into Davidson High School:[9]
Portions of the attendance zone:
Denton Middle School, formally Azalea Road Middle School
Pillans Middle School
Washington Middle School
Burns Middle School (as of 2007)
Calloway-Smith Middle School (before the 2012–2013 School Year)