Centerville Elementary students enjoyed a fantastic day at their Fall Festival! The event featured delicious food, exciting games and lots of fun. Not only did the kids have a blast, but the festival also served as a fundraiser to support the school. A big thank you to all the parents, staff and volunteers who made this event possible.
4 months ago, Davis School District
Student looks at the mirror smiling after getting his face painted.
Two students smile as they watch remote kittens run during a race.
Three students smiling with candy in hand.
Students play a ring toss game at the Centerville Elementary Fall Festival.
A student is surprised that they won a prize at the Centerville Fall Festival.
A student throws a ring.
Three students look down the race track with wonder.
Two students smile downward while watching people compete in a game.
A girl dressed in butterfly wings looks into the distance.
Two girls excitedly yell during a race.
Happy Autumnal Equinox! Today marks the official start of fall, a time for reflection as we balance our academic goals with community engagement. Let’s embrace this season to deepen our connections and focus on meaningful learning.
5 months ago, Davis School District
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 September's honorees! Your dedication and commitment to excellence make you true representatives of our district. We are incredibly proud of your accomplishments.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Student from Adams Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Hill Field Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Lincoln Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Mountain View Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from South Weber Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Sunset Elementary stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from North Layton Junior High stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Sunset Junior High stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Student from Northridge High stands with Superintendent Linford and Principal during Soup with the Supe.
Clearfield High School recently celebrated Constitution Day with a fun event in the CE Government class. Students enjoyed donuts while debating the different sections of Article I (Congress).
5 months ago, Davis School District
One of Clearfield High School's CE Government class poses in the classroom with a picture about the Constitution on a screen behind them.
Clearfield High School’s Class of '84 raised an incredible $33,110 for the CHS Teen Center! They proudly presented the check during the homecoming football game, between the first and second quarters. A huge thank you to the Class of '84 for their generosity and support for our students!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Clearfield High School class of 84 holds up a check for $33,110 that they raised for the CHS Teen Center.
Let's look back to more amazing things that took place across the district on Patriot Day. Antelope Elementary School marked the day with a flag ceremony at the flagpole, uniting the entire school in a powerful display of patriotism. At Cook Elementary, students participated in a variety of mini service projects throughout the day. Activities included writing thank-you notes to Syracuse Police Department officers and veterans, creating colorful notes for Pantry Packs and cleaning the school campus. Here are some photos showcasing their dedication and community spirit.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Students smiling at the camera while holding a thank you sign in front of the Syracuse Police Department doors.
Students standing with Syracuse Police Department Police Officers while holding a sign that says thank you.
Four students at Antelope Elementary raise the flag during a flag ceremony.
Happy Constitution Day from Davis School District. This September, our teachers are making history come alive, from the Founding Fathers to the U.S. Constitution. "It's a crucial part of our curriculum," Syracuse High School Social Studies Teacher Shawn Ferriola said. Join us in celebrating the principles that unite our nation!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Happy National IT Professionals Day! A huge thank you to our amazing IT team at Davis School District. Your hard work keeps everything running smoothly and supports our students and staff every day. We appreciate all you do!
5 months ago, Davis School District
North Davis Junior High School recently hosted an exciting Latin Family Night, and it was a great success. The entire event was conducted in Spanish, creating an immersive and engaging experience for all attendees. Families enjoyed a delicious nacho bar, participated in thrilling raffles, featuring items from Rancho Market, and explored a variety of school and community resources. Assistant Superintendent Fidel Montero shared his family’s journey to America, adding a personal touch to the evening. Attendees also received assistance with navigating myDSD and accessing essential resources, thanks to our dedicated volunteers. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the evening so memorable!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Two students looking at papers.
Three Students talking with a person at a booth.
A father and son are in line to get nachos at the nacho bar.
A student enjoying a paleta.
Two individuals smiling in different directions.
A mother talking with a nurse at a community event.
A student talks with a Weber State University rep.
A student listens and looks up at a faculty member.
A family talks with a lady at a booth and she holds up four fingers.
A student excitedly leaves the stage with her prize.
Meet Aldo the golden retriever, our next #saturdaysidekick. Aldo, the grand dog of Jo Richins, principal at Mueller Park Junior High, sports his "Every1" frisbee with pride. He’s all about spreading joy wherever he goes. Show us your own special sidekicks by tagging us and sending in your photos.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Golden Retreiver "Aldo" posing with an Every1 frisby for Saturday Sidekick.
Students had a fantastic time at Farmington Elementary's Green Ribbon Week breakfast. A huge thank you to our dedicated volunteers, and all the parents and staff who made the event a success. Let’s keep the momentum going by staying safe throughout the school year. Remember to walk your wheels on school property, use crosswalks correctly and avoid crossing between parked cars. Your support helps make our community stronger every day.
5 months ago, Davis School District
A mom and two kids smiling at the camera while sitting on the outdoor basketball court.
A crowd of parents and students in line getting breakfast.
A crowd of parents and students in line getting breakfast.
A crowd of parents and students. Two students are adding cream cheese to their bagels.
We’re thrilled to share that Jiashu Lei, a dedicated Chinese Dual Language Immersion educator at Syracuse Elementary School, has been honored with the National Education Association Foundation’s 2025 Travelers Award for Teaching Excellence. Lei is one of only 48 educators nationwide to receive this prestigious award. Nominated by the Utah Education Association, Lei will represent Davis School District and Utah public schools. The award will be presented at a gala in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 14, 2025. Congratulations, Jiashu, and thank you for your outstanding contributions to education.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Photo of Jiashu Lei. The graphic says: "Travelers. Awards for Teaching Excellence. Jiashu Lei, Syracuse Elementary School | Syracuse, Utah. 5th and 6th Grade Chinese Dual Language Immersion Educator. From the NEA Foundation."
Schools across Davis School District observed Patriot Day with heartfelt tributes. West Clinton Elementary and North Layton Junior High held assemblies honoring first responders and reflecting on the day's significance. Antelope Elementary conducted a flag ceremony, while Ellison Park Elementary hosted an honor walk with local first responders and military families, encouraging students to consider the sacrifices made for their safety and freedom. Shoreline Junior High placed 2,996 flags to commemorate each life lost in the 9/11 attacks, and Syracuse High School students wrote letters to veterans. These are just a few examples of how schools across the district marked the day, with many others participating in meaningful activities that collectively embraced the spirit of remembrance and appreciation.
5 months ago, Davis School District
A firefighter and a person in the military stand in front of students during the honor walk.
A student helps put flags in the ground to commemorate Patriot Day.
A veteran and student at West Clinton Elementary hug.
Students walk around their track to honor people on Patriot Day.
Students at West Clinton Elementary listen at an assembly.
A student handing another student flags as they help put flags in the ground to commemorate Patriot Day.
A Firefighter holds the hand of a student during their Patriot Day Honor Walk.
A Shoreline Junior High student smiles as they hold flags and prepare to put them in the ground to commemorate Patriot Day.
A color guard is getting ready to walk into an assembly.
Foxboro Elementary kicked off the school year with a bang, featuring an energizing assembly with the talented band Bitter Blue. Their electrifying performance set the perfect tone as we embarked on our journey to become a certified School of Kindness. Students were inspired to be kindness rockstars on their "Tour of Kindness" this year, taking their positive actions beyond the school walls and into the community. Student leaders at Foxboro performed creative skits, demonstrating the many ways kindness can shine in various settings. With their powerful chant, "We will, we will be kind," Foxboro Elementary is setting the stage for a year filled with compassion and generosity. Let’s all join in and support their incredible efforts to spread kindness everywhere they go!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Students waving their hands back and forth at an assembly.
A musician claps to the beat as students enter the gym for an assembly.
Teachers clap during assembly at Foxboro Elementary.
East Layton Elementary embraced the spirit of 'uplifting each other' with a thrilling hot air balloon event recently. Students cheered for their houses as balloons filled with house colors were dropped onto a target to score points. Amistad soared to victory with 25 points. It was a morning full of fun, teamwork and school spirit.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Students looking up at a colorful hot air balloon.
East Layton Students wave at people in a hot air balloon.
Principal Farnsworth yells into a megaphone to students as he is in a hot air balloon with his assistant principal.
A balloon filled with blue paint splashes on a target.
The view of children under a hot air balloon.
Principal Farnsworth and Assistant Principal Jensen smile as they are taking in the view in a hot air balloon.
Antelope Elementary students had a blast at Books and Breakfast, sharing stories and smiles with their loved ones over a delicious morning meal.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Kids eating breakfast and reading with their parent.
Two photos. One of two girls and a parent smiling at the camera and a boy and a girl sitting with a parent smiling while reading a book.
Two photos. The first is of three boys listening to a parent read to them. The second photo is of a mom with her two children smiling.
Meet our next #SaturdaySidekick—Anodor the Hyacinth Macaw. Anodor is the most majestic bird on the planet, and despite his grandeur, he’s still quite young at just 34 years old. As the beloved companion of Adam Blundell, Ornithology teacher at Farmington High School, Anodor brings a splash of vibrant blue and a touch of elegance to every classroom visit. We’re excited to celebrate Anodor as our #SaturdaySidekick! Share your own special sidekicks with us by messaging, tagging or emailing.
5 months ago, Davis School District
Graphic that says "Saturday Sidekick" and a photo of Adam Blundell with his Hyacinth Macaw on his shoulder.
We are thrilled to celebrate Davis High School alumnus David Blair, who won bronze in the Men’s Discus Throw F64 at the Paralympics. This outstanding achievement highlights his dedication and hard work. Congratulations, David, on this remarkable accomplishment!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Photo of David Blair throwing a discus at the 2020 Olympic Games. The graphic says "David Blair. Men's Discus Throw F64 - Bronze Medalist."
We are thrilled to celebrate Syracuse High School alumnus Hunter Woodhall for his remarkable achievements at the Paralympics. Hunter competed with incredible skill and determination, earning: Gold in the 400 meter T62 Bronze in the Mixed 4 x 100 meter Universal Relay Hunter’s performances are a testament to his hard work and dedication. We are proud to see one of our own excel on such a global stage and inspire us all. Congratulations, Hunter!
5 months ago, Davis School District
Photo of Hunter Woodhall with his hands together and eyes closed. The graphic says " Hunter Woodhall. Men's 400m T62 - Gold Medalist. Mixed 4 x 100m Universal Relay - Bronze Medalist."
What an epic Rock Paper Scissors Challenge at West Point Junior High! All 1,600 students competed fiercely, but 7th grader Quin emerged victorious, earning a spot in our trophy case and bragging rights for the year. Congrats, Quin, and to all of the amazing competitors! #WestPointWarriors #RockPaperScissorsChampion #WestPointJuniorHigh
5 months ago, Davis School District
Quin and a teacher posing in front of the rock paper scissors trophy that she won.
1,600 students at West Point Junior High sit quietly as fellow students participate in the rock paper scissors competition.
The two finalists and the ref of the rock paper scissors battle.