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this site needs more details of the school like activites and events
Not sure about this article. It says the school opened in 1907 as Davenport High School. However, my understanding is that DHS opened decades earlier. 1907 is simply the start of a new campus. In fact, the older high school buildings in Davenport were always called DHS, and never have I read that they changed administration during their campus changes. Therefore, I think it is wrong to say the school opened in 1907. Instead, it should say that the current campus opened in 1907. Anyways by making it clear that the current campus and the earlier ones are the same school we can add notable alumni such as the
Davenport group writers and so on... — Preceding
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Could someone provide a source for the claim that we have the most state championships. As much as I would love for this to be true, Ames has 20 boys' T&F champs and CR Wash has 27(!) boys' swimming championships so I don't know if the T&F + Basketball champs will carry us... BroncoHawk ( talk) 09:38, 19 July 2021 (UTC)
In a December 14 1953 issue of LIFE, Yale Joel chose Davenport High School as the location to photograph for a piece covering the American public school system. 76.104.178.72 ( talk) 21:02, 11 December 2023 (UTC)