the junior and senior years, students will continue to explore careers in public safety through their government, English, advanced math, and science classes, in addition to taking a CERT/First Responder course. Upon completion of the CERT/First Responder course, students are eligible to be members of the on-campus emergency preparedness and response team. Additionally, Davis offers a four-year Middle College program. The program is designed to allow students to take college classes in their regular school day. Students complete online classes in the regular school day and have the opportunity to earn college credits. Extracurricular activities Student groups and activities include A.C.T.S., Academic Decathlon, anime club, band, Black Student Union, California Scholarship Federation, chess club, conflict mediation, gamers' club, gay-straight alliance, dance, drama, French club, FBLA, FFA, Future Fashion Designers, FHA, international club, Latino Student Union/Hispanic Youth Leadership Council, mock trial, music, Reach and Teach Tutoring, racing club, recycling, Science Bowl, Science Olympiad, and VICA/Skills USA. Student publications include a newspaper, Corinthian; yearbook; and Corinthian TV, which airs on SchoolTube.com. Athletics Grace M. Davis High School belongs to the Modesto Metropolitan Conference in the Sac-Joaquin Section of the California Interscholastic Federation. Prior to the conference's creation in 2004, the school belonged to the Central California Conference. The teams, known as the Spartans, compete in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling. The Spartans have generally dominated the Modesto high school sports scene especially in football, winning the Modesto city title several times with 2007 being the latest since 2002. The Spartans are the only Modesto high school football team to play for a Sac-Joaquin Section title, losing to Elk Grove High School of Sacramento 22-3 at Modesto Junior College Stadium in 1984. The Spartans athletic teams have won nine Sac-Joaquin Section titles in: 65-66 Individual Wrestling 66-67 Boys Golf 69-70 Boys Golf 74-75 D1 Boys Golf 81-82 D1 Girls Tennis 85-86 D1 Boys Tennis 93-94 D1 Softball 01-02 D1 Boys Track 02-03 D1 Boys Cross Country Notable alumni Al Autry - pitched one game for the Atlanta Braves Lincoln Brewster (1989) - Christian recording artist Meghan Camarena (2005) – YouTube personality, The Amazing Race contestant, and television host Ray Lankford - Major League Baseball player, primarily for the St. Louis Cardinals Chandra Levy (1995) - an intern in Washington, D.C., who disappeared in the spring of 2001 and is presumed murdered James