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Revision as of 11:54, 15 January 2014
James A. Davis Middle School, formerly Bessemer Junior High School, was part of the Bessemer City Schools system from its founding in 1953 until it moved to the former Jess Lanier High School campus in 2013 and was re-named Bessemer City Middle School.
In 1970 Davis School moved to 1224 Clarendon Avenue adjacent to Roosevelt Park and became the system's sole middle school, serving grades 7 and 8 and feeding into Jess Lanier. The school's mascot was the Tigers and its colors were purple and white.
The vacant Davis Middle School building was demolished in 2014 to make way for a planned Bessemer Recreation Center.
Principals
- L. P. Camp, 1960s
- Albert Soles, 1997-2013
References
- Chambers, Jesse (September 13, 2013) "Bessemer City Middle School has new home, new colors, new spirit." The Birmingham News
- Chambers, Jesse (October 2, 2013) "City of Bessemer will take possession of Davis School Oct. 15, will "move quickly' with demolition." The Birmingham News