Special thanks to America First Credit Union for their partnership, collaboration and generous donations that helped create this holiday magic.
Congratulations to the December honorees! Your dedication and commitment to helping others feel welcome make you true representatives of our district.
Baby & You: Free Parenting Workshops
Caregivers of children ages 0–3 are invited to join Baby & You, a free nine-week workshop series from Davis School District.
Participants will learn about child development, social-emotional learning, health and safety, and ways to support their child’s growth while connecting with other caregivers.
Fridays, January 16–March 13, 2026
9:30 a.m.–noon
Meadowbrook Elementary, Bountiful
Children are welcome, and breakfast will be provided. Participants may earn up to $500 toward a child’s my529 college savings account.
Register online:
Baby & You Workshop Registration Form
In-person registration is available at the Davis Community Learning Center or by calling 801-402-8395.
This holiday season, discover his story in “It’s Classified” Watch story here - https://youtu.be/9YeCBFFTrhs
With support from parents, they created handwritten messages for Air Force service members as part of a class project centered on gratitude and community.
Lakeside is a Purple Star School, and many students in the class come from military families, making the project especially meaningful.
Sunburst Elementary students were selected to represent Utah on the National Christmas Tree, creating original ornaments inspired by Utah’s landscapes, landmarks and outdoor traditions. Their artwork continues to be available to view online at thenationaltree.org/ornaments.
Bountiful Junior High recently held its first Beauty Club meeting of the school year. The club, called Be-YOU-tiful and led by P.E. teacher Wendy Parker and Spanish and English Language Development teacher Patricia Madden, is open to all girls in the school.
The club aims to empower students, build confidence and create a positive space where everyone can learn, grow and support one another.
Students learned about self-worth, healthy relationships and basic skin care, along with guidance on safe makeup practices such as sanitizing and not sharing products.
The lesson also highlighted simple beauty tips — like using clear lip gloss or keeping hair neat — while emphasizing that makeup is optional and not required to feel confident or beautiful.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speech Contest!
This year marks the 21st anniversary of this districtwide tradition, where students share excerpts from Dr. King’s speeches and bring his message of courage, equality and hope to life on stage.
Our winners delivered powerful, thoughtful performances that honored Dr. King’s legacy and highlighted the importance of belonging, service and community in our schools. Their voices continue to remind us of the strength, heart and leadership found in Davis School District.
Winter illness can disrupt routines, and parents make the best decisions for their children. If your student is sick, please keep them home.
Our teachers and staff will support them when they come back.
When students feel well enough to attend, we’re committed to keeping them healthy, safe and learning.
The market features pottery and other artwork from a host of Syracuse High students, as well as artisans from local businesses who have chosen to participate.
The market is a fundraiser for students to attend the annual Clay Con West Conference in St. George. The annual ceramics convention is for potters and ceramics artists and features mini-presentations, workshops, demonstrations and networking opportunities. The convention also funds scholarships for new artists through an art auction.
In a related note, the Yule Titan Market will also benefit local businesses which participate in it.
Students visited the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District, Weber Basin Water Conservancy District and North Davis Sewer District to learn how waste is processed, water is treated and resources are recycled and reused.
The experience gave students a firsthand look at the science and community planning that keep our region clean and sustainable. They were able to connect classroom learning to real-world processes, better understand their own impact on the environment and see how everyday choices contribute to conservation efforts.
Together, we can make a difference by learning more, showing support and promoting healthy living.
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Moments like this show what makes athletics in Davis School District special—students competing with teammates they’ve learned beside for years, coaches who know them well and communities that fill the stands.
Our programs give every student a place to grow, belong and discover what they’re capable of—close to home.
