sentences:  After opening as an all-white school, Lee-Davis admitted a small number of Black students in 1963, but did not fully integrate until the 1969-1970 school year, after all legal avenues resisting full integration were exhausted.The Hanover County School Board named the school “in the memory and honor of two prominent members of the Confederacy, Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis.” The two men are featured in the school's logo.The school's name and mascot have been contested at least since the school was fully integrated in 1969-70.