504 Website

Building Community Student Lessons

Consequently, to provide the time and space for this work to be done as advocated by Governor Cox, Utah State Board of Education, and the Utah State Education Interim Committee, Davis School District will suspend the Community Building Pilot as well as employee anti-bias training as of May 19, 2021. Davis School District looks forward to clear and concise guidance from the Utah State Board of Education in the coming months. With such guidance, the Davis School District will then examine the appropriate course of action.

DSD Educational Equity Trainings

Consequently, to provide the time and space for this work to be done as advocated by Governor Cox, Utah State Board of Education, and the Utah State Education Interim Committee, Davis School District will suspend the Community Building Pilot as well as employee anti-bias training as of May 19, 2021. Davis School District looks forward to clear and concise guidance from the Utah State Board of Education in the coming months. With such guidance, the Davis School District will then examine the appropriate course of action.

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Educational equity committee

Educational Equity Student Showcase

• Accessability & Non-Discrimination
• Equity & Advocacy Parent & Student Toolkit
• How to File a Discrimination Complaint with the Office of Civil Rights 
• OCR
• Section 504
• Title VI
• Title IX
   

MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) is an academic enrichment program that focuses on students--particularly women and ethnic minorities--who typically do not choose to enter the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.

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Davis District Multicultural Clubs

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High School

Club Resources for Educators

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TAPT (Teacher Assistant Pathway to Teaching)

The TAPT program is a partnership between Utah State Board of Education (USBE), Weber State University (WSU), and six school districts: Box Elder, Davis, Morgan, North Summit, Ogden, and Weber. TAPT was initially funded by Goals 2000 monies received from the Utah State Office of Education (now USBE) and is still operating due to their support and the generosity of private donors.

• TAPT pays partial in-state tuition and assists participants in writing grants to cover book fees. TAPT does not pay student fees, transcript fees, developmental fees, or individual lab fees.
• This program adds new applicants each year as funding permits. Applications are available from district representatives mid-April and are due the beginning of May.     (For specific dates, see below.)
• Candidates must be paid teacher assistants in one of the participating school districts and have a strong desire and commitment to become a fully-licensed teacher in the state of Utah.
• Candidates are not eligible for TAPT if they possess a bachelor's degree. (See: Routes to Licensure Options, below.)
• The TAPT program has a 96% graduation rate. TAPT graduates receive a Utah State Teaching License.
  
   

TAPT 2021 Information

1. Please download the flyer and application located below.
2. Applicants must schedule a Review Appointment to turn in completed application.
3. Completed applications must be printed and brought to the Review Appointment.
4. Applications are due on or before April 5, 2021, 12:00 pm.

To schedule a Review Appointment, please call (801)402-5186.
All appointments will be held in the Educational Equity Offices, Kendell Building, 70 East 100 North, Farmington, bottom floor, West wing, last door on the right.

Routes to Licensure Options

Helpful Links for Aspiring Teachers

• University of Utah Teacher Scholarships & Financial Aid

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