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District recognizes top employees

Congratulations go out to the 40 Best of Davis Award winners.

The Best of Davis Award is the highest recognition given to the top educators and support personnel in the Davis School District. Awardees were chosen from hundreds of nominations sent in by coworkers, supervisors, parents and students.

The nomination, application and endorsements were reviewed and scored by a committee and then the final selections were made. The list of winners includes 15 elementary educators, 15 secondary educators and 10 support personnel.

A small team made up of an administration member, board member, school director and school staff members helped celebrate the honor in a presentation at the awardee's home. Each received a crystal plaque, jacket, small monetary gift and yard sign thanks to the sponsorship of Chevron and Hogan & Associates Construction.

The awardees are:

Elementary educators: Stephanie Allred, Michelle Berg, Ann Bingham, Kendra Dominguez, Nhung Godfrey, Jennifer Hall, Emily Jackson, Amy Neal, Jack Paget, Jessica Payne, Ashley Pobieglo, Erica Roe, Gloria Smith, Marcia Thompson and Benjamin Welch.

Secondary educators: Nancy Anderson, Whitney Bartholomew, Wayne Burbank, Jeff Christensen, Jessica Constant, Sarah Dennison, Kyle King, Dane Leifson, Heidi Griffith, Marvin Luddington, Adrienne Pugmire, Angela Stewart, Adam Sturm, Marisa Taylor and Lucinda Wooton.

Support personnel: Bryce Barth, Toni Bauman, Chris Handley, Karalee Harrison, Daron Kennett, Kirsten Mele, Karla Robinett, Dawn Sheen, Rose Uffens and Justin Whittaker.

District consolidates lunch distribution sites

Free breakfast and lunch continue to be provided to children ages 1-18. Distribution of lunch and the next day’s breakfast will be curbside daily from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Please note, the meals will no longer be distributed at all schools. The District has consolidated distribution to the following locations:

Elementary Schools: Adelaide, Antelope, Bluff Ridge, Boulton, Bountiful, Buffalo Point, Clinton, Cook, Creekside, Crestview, Doxey, Eagle Bay, Ellison Park, Endeavour, Foxboro, Fremont, Hill Field, Holbrook, Holt, King, Knowlton, Layton, Lincoln, Meadowbrook, Morgan, Mountain View, Muir, Odyssey, Sand Springs, So. Clearfield, So. Weber, Stewart, Vae View, Wasatch, West Clinton, West Point, Whitesides, Windridge, and Woods Cross

Junior High Schools: Centennial, Centerville, Central Davis, Kaysville, Shoreline, Syracuse, and West Point

High Schools: Clearfield, Syracuse

Remote learning continues through end of the school year

Davis School District will follow its current protocols and continue the soft closure of all schools, as directed by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, until the end of the school year.

What you need to know about Coronavirus

The Utah Department of Health has indicated that symptoms of novel Coronavirus are similar to what someone may experience as the result of seasonal illnesses that routinely spread in the community around this time of year – namely a fever, cough, or shortness of breath. These symptoms on their own are not worrisome and should not cause alarm.

Davis School District is in regular contact with the Davis County Health Department and is continuously monitoring the situation. Up-to-date information can be found on the Utah Department of Health website and the CDC website.

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