Teacher Of The Day: John Davis

Monday, November 9th 2020, 6:55 am

By: News 9

Teacher Of The Day: John Davis

Teacher Of The Day: John Davis

Monday's teacher of the day is Midwest City High's band director John Davis.

He's led the Pride of Midwest City for more than 40 years.

During his time with the Midwest City Bombers, he's inspired many of his students to become music educators themselves.

Thanks for all of your hard work, John.

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