On a state champion per capita basis, Donahue has a case to be called the wrestling capital of Iowa. more

There is a saying in life that nothing is perfect. more

Athletic Hall of Fame genes run in the Huber family. more

The bylaws of the North Scott Hall of Fame state that athletes only gain eligibility 10 years after their graduation. more

The North Scott Hall of Excellence returns this year and welcomes three new members. more

Longtime Walcott football coach and athletic director Dennis Johns died last Tuesday, just two weeks after the Davenport school district announced Walcott K–8 football field would be renamed in his honor. more

Young learners gathered at Neil Armstrong Wednesday to sample the range of career programs that await them at North Scott schools. more

The American Legion Auxiliary sends girls that have completed their junior year in high school to Girls State each year.  Girls State is an inspirational, educational, fun, and life-changing experience for young women.  The program's objective is to develop leadership skills, confidence, and action-based understanding of the governmental process.  The American Legion Auxiliary believes that educating youth about the basic ideals and principles of government will help ensure our democracy’s survival.  This year the Walcott American Legion Auxiliary is proud to be sending three very strong young women. more

North Scott seniors Johnny Grimm and Ryan Squires were recognized by Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Chris Cournoyer for outstanding academic achievement during the 24th annual Governor’s Scholar Recognition Program, which was held April 26 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. more

The North Scott School District once again has a full slate of elementary principals. But the hiring parade continues, as the board now looks to hire a new assistant principal at the junior high. more

Congratulations to the North Scott students whose artwork was selected to represent their elementary school in the 2026 North Scott Young Artists at the Figge Gallery in Davenport! Their work was on display from April 4-12, with a district student artist recognition on Sunday, April 12. more

Edward W. Knapper Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 6174 honored its annual Patriot’s Pen and Voice of Democracy student essay winners. Post Commander Ron Sebastian (left) and Post Quartermaster Brad Striegel (right) presented each winner with a cash award and a VFW certificate.   North Scott Junior High School student Hayden Hythecker won $100 for her Patriot’s Pen student essay competition for grades 6-8. North Scott High School student Kelsie Hilsenbeck won $200 her Voice of Democracy student essay competition for grades 9-12.  more

Two North Scott students are among 10 recipients of $1,000 scholarships through DuTrac Community Credit Union’s 2026 Academic Scholarship Program. more

They’re creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky, and altogether ooky, but this isn’t your parents’ “Addams Family.” more

North Scott students learned a moving lesson about finding beauty in tragedy on Friday. more

It was a full house, at least for a little while, at Monday’s North Scott School Board meeting, as board members handed out three Lancer Pride Awards. more

Efforts to keep North Scott students safe at school continue every single day, and the North Scott School Board heard an update from the district’s safety committee Monday. more

North Scott elementary students have their art on display at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport through this Sunday, April 12. more

Sixth graders from across North Scott proved their knowledge of arithmetic, geometry, algebra and all other sorts of mathematics at the district’s second annual Math Bee Friday, March 24. more

As the end of the school year approaches, the North Scott School Board is always prepared for retirements and other departures. This year’s list just happens to include a few more high-profile positions. more