You’re Invited to a Groundbreaking Celebration! Join us as we kick off the construction of our newest elementary school in Syracuse. 📍Where: 3550 South 2000 West Syracuse, Utah 84075 🗓 When: Oct. 30 ⏰ Time: 4:00 p.m. This exciting event marks the beginning of an important new chapter for Davis School District, as this school is the last entire ground-up school funded by the 2022 bond. It’s more than just a school; it’s a space for our community to grow, learn and thrive together. Bring your family and friends to celebrate this milestone. We can’t wait to celebrate with you. #DavisSchoolDistrict #Groundbreaking #CommunityCelebration #BuildingOurFuture #Every1DSD
7 months ago, Davis School District
A graphic that contains a picture of the new Elementary two School. It has the Davis School District, VCBO, and Hughes Construction logos across the top. All of the copy says "You're invited to the DSD Two Elementary School Groundbreaking. October 30th at 4:00 p.m. 3550 South 2000 West Syracuse, UT 84075."
Exciting news for Davis School District! 🎉 We're thrilled to share that our talented Digital Media Specialist, Tom Laughlin, has received a Rocky Mountain Regional Emmy nomination in the Human Interest Content category at the 2024 Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards. His incredible video, "Seeing It Through," showcases remarkable storytelling that you won’t want to miss. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/7xuQt0iU7EY?si=--xjLHVU4wgZwAYA Let's give a big shoutout to Tom for this amazing achievement.
7 months ago, Davis School District
A graphic of that has gold and brown and a picture of an Emmy Award. The graphic says "Rocky Mountain Regional Emmy® Nomination. Congratulations Tom Laughlin, Digital Media Specialist. Human Interest Content. "Seeing It Through."
🎨 Check out this West Point Junior High Art Display. Featuring 9x12 drawings and paintings, our talented 7th to 9th graders showcase their Art History Parody projects. Let's celebrate their creativity.
7 months ago, Davis School District
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
An image of various artworks from West Point Junior High students that are art history parodies.
Each month, a select group of students are invited to share Soup with the Supe. These students, nominated by their principals, are recognized for their outstanding contributions and positive impact on the respective schools. Congratulations to October's honorees! Your dedication and commitment to excellence make you true representatives of our district. We are incredibly proud of your accomplishments.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of student standing with Superintendent Linford and their principal. Their is a small graphic in the bottom right that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of students standing with Superintendent Linford and their principals. Their is a small graphic in the middle of the page that says "Soup with the Supe."
Photo of students standing with Superintendent Linford and their principals. Their is a small graphic in the middle of the page that says "Soup with the Supe."
Recently, Spanish Bridge students from Layton High School and Syracuse High School visited Weber State University for a memorable field trip. For many, this was their first experience on a college campus. They participated in a climbing activity at the Outdoor Center, attended a Translation Week event at Wildcat Theater and enjoyed a campus tour.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Spanish Bridge students listen to someone giving them direction at the Outdoor Sports Arena at Weber State.
Spanish Bridge Students listen to a guide as they are being given a tour of Weber State University.
Students smile and laugh as they play ping pong at Weber State's Campus.
Spanish Bridge students listen to the tour guide as they get a tour of the Weber State Campus.
It's National School Lunch Week! At Davis School District, we’re excited to celebrate with our students.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Fall Break is scheduled for Oct. 17 and 18. Please note that there will be no school on Monday, Oct. 21, due to a teacher workday.
7 months ago, Davis School District
A graphic with orange, leaves and a banner that reads "Fall Break Oct. 17 & 18 No school Monday Oct. 21 Teacher Work Day."
Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce that our Unified Soccer teams have achieved incredible success this season. Congratulations to the Bountiful Reds, Bountiful Redhawks and Woods Cross Blues teams for being crowned State Champions! A huge shoutout also goes to Northridge High School, who fought hard and secured the runner-up position. Thank you to everyone who supported our Unified Sports Teams. Your encouragement means the world to our athletes!
7 months ago, Davis School District
A graphic with two Woods Cross Unified Soccer Players and a Bountiful Unified Soccer Player with the words "Unified Soccer" in the bakground.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of two Bountiful Unified Soccer Players running. The second photo is of four Woods Cross Unified Soccer players kicking the ball. The third photo is of a Bountiful Unified Soccer player about to kick the ball. The last photo is of a Northridge Unified Soccer player trying to outrun two other players to kick the ball.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of a Woods Cross player outrunning other players to get to the ball. The second photo is of Northridge players holding hands to get onto the soccer field. The third photo is of two Bountiful players high five after they scored a point. The last photo is of a Bountiful player being given a medal.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of a Northridge player pushing another Northridge player in a wheelchair taking the ball to the goal. The second photo is of two Bountiful players running towards the ball and their opponent. The third photo is of a Woods Cross player beating out a West Jordan player to get to the ball. The last photo is the Woods Cross cheering section.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of the Bountiful goalie and player pointing to the ball. The second photo is of a Northridge player pushing another Northridge player in a wheelchair to get the soccer ball. The third photo is of the Woods Cross team cheering. The last photo is of a Woods Cross Player kicking the ball with their opponent facing away from the camera.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of a Bountiful player running to kick the ball. The second photo is of two Woods Cross players running back to the bench. The third photo is of a Northridge student celebrating with three other players facing away from the camera. The last photo is a picture of a Bountiful player holding up a finger to signify they are number 1.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of a Woods Cross player running after the ball. The second photo is of Bountiful Unified Soccer Players posing with the Real Lion. The third photo is of a Bountiful player getting ready to kick the ball hard towards the goal. The last photo is of a Northridge player kicking the ball.
A collage of four photos. The first photo is of two Woods Cross players chest bumping. The second photo is of a Northridge player getting a medal by the Governor's wife, Abby Cox. The third photo is of three Bountiful players high fiveing and hugging. The last picture is of three Woods Cross players practicing before the game.
A collage of two photos. The photos are of both Bountiful High Unified Soccer Teams that are state champions. They are holding their trophy and wearing their medals.
A collage of two photos. The photos are of Northridge and Woods Cross High Unified Soccer Teams. They are holding their trophy and wearing their medals.
🏆🎾 Congratulations to Woods Cross High School's Tennis team for an incredible performance at the 5A State Tennis Championships! They took the competition by storm, with the 1st singles, 2nd singles, and 2nd doubles earning first place. The 1st doubles and 3rd singles also showcased their talent, securing second place in their categories. Way to represent wildcats!
7 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of Woods Cross Tennis Players holding a trophy with red smoke around them and a graphic that says "5A State Tennis Champions."
A Woods Cross tennis player smiling with red smoke around her and a graphic that says "5A State Tennis Champion - 1st Singles."
A Woods Cross tennis player smiling with red smoke around her and a graphic that says "5A State Tennis Champion - 2nd Singles."
A Woods Cross tennis players smiling with red smoke around them and a graphic that says "5A State Tennis Champions - 2nd Doubles."
🎓 Congratulations to the Mountain High Mountaineers fall class of 2024! 🎓 We celebrate the incredible achievements of Mountain High’s graduates, who have shown resilience, determination and passion throughout their journey. You’ve conquered challenges, grown as individuals and are now ready to take on the world with the strength of a true Mountaineer! As you move forward, always remember the lessons you've learned and the community that supported you. Here’s to your bright future—go out and make your mark! 🌟 #classof2024 #mountaineers #futureleaders #mountainhigh
7 months ago, Davis School District
Mountain High fall graduates listen as someone addresses them.
Mountain High fall graduate smiles while holding flowers and hugging their grandmother.
Mountain High fall graduate holds baby and diploma while friend holds red and black flowers.
Mountain High fall graduate holds diploma and poses for a picture.
Mountain High graduate walks back to their seat.
Mountain High fall graduate smiles at Superintendent Linford while walking down the line shaking hands.
Mountain High fall graduates smile as they walk up to receive their diplomas.
Mountain High fall graduate goes in to hug the principal.
Mountain High fall graduate addresses the audience.
Mountain High fall graduate walking down the aisle.
What an incredible season. In Bracket A, Mueller Park Junior High emerged as the District Champions after a thrilling victory against West Point Junior High, who finished in second place. Their match was a nail-biter that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. In Bracket B, Legacy Junior High claimed first place, triumphing over Centerville Junior High. The gym was electric with cheers from students and parents alike, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support our talented athletes.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Text that says Junior High School Volleyball Championships with pictures of Mueller Park Junior High volleyball team holding up the championship trophy and Legacy smiling and cheering.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Two students are serving and the other two photos contain students watching the ball.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. One photo has an athlete from West Point Junior High serving. Another photo is of Centerville's volleyball team talking and hugging. The other two photos are of athletes jumping in front of the net either blocking or spiking the ball.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Two photos show student athletes celebrating after a point. The other two photos are of student athletes spiking and bumping the ball.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Three photos show students interacting with the ball by spiking and serving. The last photo is of West Point Junior High's volleyball team hugging and screaming.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Two photos involve students from Centerville and Mueller Park serving and spiking the volleyball. The other two photos are of Legacy's volleyball team and a West Point athlete celebrating.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Three photos are of athletes spiking and serving the ball. The fourth picture is of Mueller Park athletes getting ready to hit a ball.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Two photos involve Centerville and West Point serving and bumping the volleyball. The other two photos are of Mueller Park and Legacy Junior High athletes celebrating and smiling.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Three photos involve athletes spiking and bumping the ball. The fourth photo is West Point Junior High's student section screaming in the stands.
A collage of four photos with students from Davis School District playing volleyball. Centerville and Legacy Junior High athletes celebrating. The other two photos are of students bumping the ball.
Department of Public Safety Visits Students at Crestview Elementary. In 2023, Governor Spencer Cox issued Executive Order 2023-08, encouraging each state agency to organize a department-wide service project and granting employees two hours of administrative leave to participate. Commissioner Jess L. Anderson sent eight members of the Utah Department of Public Safety to Crestview Elementary for a day of fun and education. Employees from Human Resources, the Driver License Division, and the Bureau of Criminal Identification were among those who traveled to Layton to interact with the students. This unique opportunity allowed them to step away from their desks and enjoy a more relaxed environment. “We want to show our appreciation for Utah’s schools, teachers, staff, and the incredible work they do for our community and our kids,” said Regional Security Sergeant Tabatha Zamora. Zamora shared kickball techniques with the students while answering questions about her tool belt, the patches on her uniform, and, of course, handcuffs. “The kids enjoy seeing us out here,” Sergeant Zamora said. “They love meeting new people and interacting with different adults, and from my experience as a police officer, I know kids like police officers.” The volunteers spent much of the day helping students with homework and art projects and organizing the library—small tasks that made a big difference in the eyes of the students.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Students talking with an employee from the Department of Public Safety.
A person cutting paper with a student.
A member from the Department of Public Safety talks in front of a class of students.
A person helping a student by pointing pointing the direction they should go.
A teacher waving her hands in the air.
A student playing with a member from the Department of Public Safety.
A student intently looking at something.
Students hugging a teacher.
Someone looking at books in the library.
A member of the Department of Public Safety throwing a basketball to a student.
Did you know that beaded jewelry and clothing play a significant role in cultures around the world? From Native American, to Portugal, Japan, France and Italy, precious stones play a critical role in cultural identity. Bountiful Junior High art club and multi-cultural club students collaborated to celebrate art and culture. They painted masks, learned how to wire-wrap and worked with beads to express their identity.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Students at Bountiful Junior High making masks and working with beads.
Students at Bountiful Junior High making masks and intently working with beads.
Adams Elementary Students celebrated their excellent behavior in September by having a school wide scavenger hunt. The students enjoyed the sunshine and running around the playground to find the hidden treasures. This is evidence that "Good Behavior Leads to Good Rewards"!
7 months ago, Davis School District
Students at Adams Elementary smiling at the camera.
Students at Adams Elementary filling out papers on the side of a portable.
Students filling out papers on the side of a building.
Adams Elementary students smiling at the camera.
Happy National Coaches Day. Today, we celebrate the heart and soul of our teams in the Davis School District. Your commitment and inspiration fuel our athletes’ dreams.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Meet Champ and Dodger, our next #SaturdaySidekick duo! These adorable Jack Russell terriers belong to Lisa Petersen, administrative intern at Eagle Bay Elementary. Champ and Dodger love going for walks, honing their skills and snuggling up for quality cuddle time. They’re also always ready to get festive with fun holiday outfits! Show us your own special sidekicks by tagging us and sending in your photos!
7 months ago, Davis School District
Graphic that says "Saturday Sidekick." With a picture of a lady holding two jack russell terrier dogs.
Happy World Teachers' Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible educators in Davis School District who inspire and shape our future.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Custodial Spotlight - West Point Junior High. We want to highlight the amazing custodial staff at West Point Junior High. They go above and beyond to ensure our school is clean and welcoming, making a significant difference for everyone. We’re so lucky to have such dedicated individuals on our team. Thank you for all your hard work!
7 months ago, Davis School District
Custodian at West Point Junior High School poses with his broom in the middle of the hallway.
Custodian at West Point Junior High School poses with his mop in the middle of the lunchroom.
Custodial Spotlight - Ryan at North Layton Junior High and DISC. Davis School District is fortunate to have custodians like Ryan Dowdle. As the custodian at North Layton Junior High, Ryan has taken on the additional responsibility of maintaining the new DISC building during its remodel. Despite the demands of his full schedule, he consistently demonstrates exceptional dedication and a strong work ethic. Ryan not only manages routine custodial tasks but also assists with various needs, including the recent move of two departments within a tight timeframe. His willingness to tackle challenges—like snow removal and raking leaves—speaks volumes about his commitment. Thanks to Ryan’s hard work and positive attitude, his colleagues never feel like a burden. He always comes in with a smile, making him a deserving candidate for recognition and appreciation.
7 months ago, Davis School District
Custodian moving a fridge.
Custodial Spotlight - Whitesides Elementary Team. We want to give a huge shoutout to incredible facilities manager Cristy Sandoval and custodial staff Micayla Brenneise, Gage Sanderson and Jose Sanchez at Whitesides Elementary. They make a positive difference every single day. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. We appreciate everything you do!
7 months ago, Davis School District
Custodian at Whitesides Elementary vacuuming an office.
Custodian at Whitesides Elementary cleaning outside.
Custodian at Whitesides Elementary taking the garbage around to students during lunch.