Meet our next #SaturdaySidekick—Miss Quillamina Pricklepants, aka Mina! Mina is a nocturnal hedgehog who absolutely thrives under the moonlight, racing on her wheel and exploring parks with her human, School Psychologist Janie Maxfield. When she's not out and about at football, baseball or soccer games, Mina is indulging in her favorite treats—live mealworms, waxworms and crickets. Her top hobbies include cozying up in her cuddle sack and getting those cherished belly rubs. Occasionally, Mina makes a special appearance at school, delighting students who’ve earned a unique opportunity to meet her. We’re excited to celebrate Mina as our #SaturdaySidekick! Share your own special sidekicks with us by messaging, tagging or emailing.
10 months ago, Davis School District
Saturday Sidekick graphic with pictures of Janie Maxfield's nocturnal hedgehog.
Davis County contractors will be working on the Denver & Rio Grande Western Rail Trail (also known as the Rail Trail and DRG Trail) between the dates of Aug. 22 and Aug. 30. There will be temporary one-day closures that may affect students' routes to school. Signs and barricades will be installed to alert everyone when the trail is closed and then will be removed to notify everyone when the trail has reopened. The closed sections will reopen within 24 hours of completing work. It is important for the safety of students and for the integrity of the surface coating being applied that no one enters the trail during the closures. Heavy equipment will be in use and the materials being applied will ruin new shoes and clothes as well as bikes, scooters and strollers. The sealcoating process requires 24 hours to cure, and the sections of trail will be reopened the morning after the work is complete. For example, students at Farmington High and Canyon Creek Elementary experienced the closure on Thursday Aug. 22 until Friday morning Aug. 23. Weather permitting, the contractors will be following the schedule below for the trail closures: Day 1 – Thursday, August 22 – Centerville/Farmington • Farmington High • Canyon Creek Elementary Day 2 – Monday, August 26 - Farmington/Kaysville • Endeavour Elementary • Snow Horse Elementary • Centennial Junior High Day 3 – Wednesday, August 28 - Layton • Ellison Park Elementary Day 4 – Thursday, August 29 - Clearfield • Holt Elementary Day 5 – Friday, August 30 - Clearfield/Clinton • Clinton Elementary
10 months ago, Davis School District
A cone blocking off a path that says "wet sealcoat do not enter".
A map showing the dates that certain sections of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Trail will be closed. Day 1 - 1275 N, Centerville - West Clark Lake, Farmington. Day 2 West Clark Lane Farmington - Old Mill Lane, Kaysville. Day 3 Old Mill Lane, Kaysville - Gordon Ave, Layton. Day 4: Gordon Ave, Layton - 200 South, Clearfield. Day 5 200 South, Clearfield - 6000 South.
A happy 8th birthday to Emerson, a second grader at West Bountiful Elementary. Emerson won a raffle to have lunch with a Davis Sheriff’s Office Deputy. Deputy Brittany Gurney was kind enough to bring him a cheeseburger, fries and a cookie to help celebrate.
10 months ago, Davis School District
Students picking up swag from a table.
Students enjoying eating lunch with a sheriff at West Bountiful Elementary.
Students talk to a sheriff deputy during lunch.
A student enjoys lunch with the sheriff deputy at school.
A student enjoys lunch with the sheriff deputy at school.
Students enjoy lunch with the sheriff deputy at school.
A students enjoy lunch with the sheriff deputy at school.
A students enjoy lunch with the sheriff deputy at school.
Board of Education Meeting and Workshop tonight. Agenda and stream: https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Organization/914
10 months ago, Davis School District
Communities That Care invites parents, teens, and community members to a free showing of “Screenagers: Under the Influence”— exploring vaping, drugs and alcohol in the digital age. Join us to learn and discuss these vital issues.
10 months ago, Davis School District
Screenagers movie showing: Screenagers Under the Influence: Addressing  vaping, drugs & alcohol in the digital age. Free event for teens, parents and community members. Thursday August 22nd, 2024. The event begins at 7:00pm and ends by 8:30pm at the Kenley Amphitheater. Please RSVP by emailing meganh@dbhutah.org or call/text 801.648.6516. There will be $25 gift card raffles. All students please ask your school about citizenship recovery credit.
🌟 Introducing our first #SaturdaySidekick of the year—Winston! 🐾 Meet Winston, the Golden Doodle who’s been a loyal companion to Chris, one of our amazing Bountiful High School Registrars. Rescued two years ago, Winston has spent the summer bringing joy and warmth to Chris’s days. With his friendly and loving nature, he’s a true standout. As we kick off the new season with #SaturdaySidekick, we’d love to hear about the special sidekicks who’ve made your life memorable. Share your stories by messaging, tagging or emailing us. 📸 Let’s celebrate the pets and friends who have brightened our days.
10 months ago, Davis School District
Chris and Winston the golden doodle posing.
The first day of school was full of excitement across the district. We're excited to kick off a new year full of learning, achievement and new adventures. Welcome back, students - let's make this year exceptional for Every1! #Every1DSD #BacktoSchool #TeachinDavis #WelcomeBack
10 months ago, Davis School District
Student giving high fives while entering on the first day of school.
Syracuse Firefighter talks with two students and their dad.
Foxboro students talk to new principal Shelly Truelson outside on the first day of school.
Students give high fives to student council members and administration at Snow Horse Elementary.
West Point Elementary students walk to their new classes after getting off of the bus.
Centennial Junior High Cheer smile in front of a balloon arch that says welcome with lightning bolts.
Parents and students walk to their classes on the first day of school.
Centerville Junior High students are greeted by their administration at the gold carpet on the first day of school.
South Davis Junior High Spartans ring in the new year by holding signs that say "spartan strong" and "once a spartan always a Spartan"
Farmington High School students being interviewed by KSL5 News Anchor Casey Scott.
The new school year is underway, and we’re delighted to announce more of our new principals to our district! 📚✨ These dynamic leaders are ready to embark on their journey with us and are eager to make a positive impact in their schools. We can’t wait to see the great things they will accomplish with our students and staff. Please join us in welcoming our new principals to their new roles. Pictured, in order: Kristy Carson, Odyssey Elementary Jenne Talbot, Snow Horse Elementary Michelle Yoho, Stewart Elementary Dennis Ray, West Point Junior High
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New Principal of Odyssey Elementary, Kristy Carson poses next to a sign that says "Odyssey is Awesome."
New Principal Kristy Carson high fives a student as they enter the classroom
New Principal of Snow Horse Elementary, Jenne Talbot, poses in front of the school.
Principal Jenne Talbot high fives a student at Snow Horse Elementary
New principal of Stewart Elementary, Michelle Yoho, raises her hand with a bunch of students.
New principal Michelle Yoho high fives a student at Stewart Elementary.
New principal of West Point Junior High, Dennis Ray, poses in front of the school with the cheerleaders.
Principal Dennis Ray gives a high five to a student coming in on their first day of school.
As we begin this new academic year, we’re proud to introduce several more new principals to our district. Each of these dedicated leaders is excited to bring their experience and enthusiasm to their new roles and work with our amazing students and educators. Let’s give a warm welcome to our new principals and look forward to a fantastic year of growth and achievement! Pictured, in order: Shelly Truelson, Foxboro Elementary Mark Pendleton, Kaysville Junior High Mike Moss, Legacy Junior High James Hansen, Millcreek Junior High Dr. Nichole Higgins, Muir Elementary
10 months ago, Davis School District
Principal Truelson posing on the first day of school.
Principal Shelly Truelson interacting with students on the first day of school at Foxboro Elementary.
New principal of Kaysville Junior High School Mark Pendleton poses for the camera.
Principal Mark Pendleton smiles at the camera with a group of students in a classroom.
New principal of Legacy Junior High School Mike Moss poses in the hallway for a picture.
Principal Moss talks with students in the halls at Legacy Junior High School.
New principal at Millcreek Junior High James Hansen smiling at his desk.
Principal Hansen interacting with a student at Millcreek Junior High School.
Dr. Nichole Higgins smiling as we welcome her as the new principal of Muir Elementary.
Dr. Nichole Higgins smiling with some students at Muir Elementary.
We are thrilled to welcome our newest principals to their schools across the district. With a shared passion for education and a commitment to student success, each principal is eager to start this new chapter and work with their students and staff. Here's to an incredible year ahead with our new team of principals leading the way! Pictured, in order: Sarah Johnson, Boulton Elementary Dr. Hadyn Call, Bountiful Junior High Jennifer Malan, Burton Elementary Linda Horsley, Creekside Elementary Shara Ballstaedt, Davis Connect 7-12
10 months ago, Davis School District
New principal of Boulton Elementary, Sarah Johnson, poses for a picture outside of the school.
Boulton Elementary principal Sarah Johnson sits with students at lunch.
Bountiful Junior High School principal Hadyn Call gives knuckles to a student as they enter the school.
Bountiful Junior High School principal Hadyn Call talks with a student as they get off of the bus and enter the school on the first day.
New principal of Burton Elementary, Jennifer Malan, poses for a picture outside of the school.
Principal Jennifer Malan poses with students at recess on the first day of school.
New principal of Creekside Elementary, Linda Horsley, poses for a picture outside of the school.
Principal Horsley excitedly introduces herself to a class at Creekside Elementary.
New principal of Davis Connect 7-12, Shara Ballstaedt, poses for a picture inside of the school.
Principal Ballstaedt talks with students in a classroom.
Welcome back to school Davis School District!
10 months ago, Davis School District
🎩✨ The Great Zandini from Odyssey Elementary wowed our new special educators during their onboarding training held at Vista Education Campus. 🎩✨ We’re thrilled to kick off their journey with a touch of magic and inspiration.
10 months ago, Davis School District
The Great Zandini posing in front of tons of new special educators during their onboarding training.
The Great Zandini doing a card trick.
🌞 Meet Megan Fairbourn and her non-traditional #SummerSidekicks from Tolman Elementary! 🌟 This summer, Principal Fairbourn teamed up with some unique helpers—her dedicated custodian Eddie, along with her daughters Grace and Chloe, son Walker and husband Bob. Together, they tackled weeding and planting flowers around the school grounds, proving that teamwork comes in many forms. As school is starting next week, we will be changing #SummerSidekick to #SaturdaySidekick. Share your own #SaturdaySidekick stories with us by messaging, tagging or emailing us. 📸 Let's continue to spread the joy and community spirit!
10 months ago, Davis School District
Principal Fairbourn with her daughters, husband and custodian.
Our school board recently took an inspiring tour of the district, checking out the latest updates and renovations at key locations. From Island View Elementary to the Teen Living Center, they saw firsthand the exciting progress underway that will enhance our students' learning environments. We're thrilled about these advancements and can’t wait to share more as our schools continue to grow and improve!
10 months ago, Davis School District
Board member Hogan getting off the bus.
Two pictures. One has Superintendent Linford, Principal Scott Richardson and architects talking in the library. The other photo is of School Board President Liz Mumford admiring the architecture of Island View Elementary.
Board members Hogan and Price enjoying the selection of books in the library at Island View Elementary.
Two pictures are shown. The first has board members riding on the bus. The second photo is of board members talking with Davis Education Foundation Executive Director, Jodi Lunt at the Teen Living Center.
School Board President Liz Mumford enjoying the newest school, Island View Elementary.
This has two photos. The first, is of Supt. Logan Toone talking with Board Member Barber. The second photo is of those attending the school bus tour talking at Island View Elementary.
Board Members Mumford, Barber and Price listening to people talking.
Board members sitting on the bus ready for their tour of new construction updates. .
Congratulations to our very own Davis Dart, Courtney Wayment, for being the fastest American in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the Olympics. Her talent and hard work have shown brightly on the world stage. We're incredibly proud of you, Courtney! #every1dsd #parisolympics
10 months ago, Davis School District
Courtney Wayment, fastest American steeplechaser.
🌞 Say hello to Ollie, one of our adorable #SummerSidekicks shining bright at Davis School District. 🐾 Ashley Peterson, 5th Grade Teacher at Heritage Elementary, shares the unexpected joy of adding Ollie, an 11-week-old Cavapoo, to their family this summer. Despite initial reservations (her husband isn't a dog fan), Ollie has become the heart of their home. From playful antics to stealing hearts, Ollie is proving that love conquers all—even with skeptics. Share your own #SummerSidekick moments with us by messaging, tagging or emailing us.📸 Let's celebrate the special moments with our furry friends and spread the joy of summer at Davis School District. 🌞🐶❤️ #DavisSchoolDistrict #SummerFun
10 months ago, Davis School District
Ashley Peterson's 11-week-old Cavapoo as her summer sidekick.
🌞 Meet Betty Tedford's incredible team of #SummerSidekicks! 🐾 Kobi Kai, Pickle Rick, and Tango the pony aren't just companions—they're co-facilitators in summer speech and language therapy sessions. Betty, from Clinton Elementary, harnesses their special talents to help kids explore and develop their communication skills through creative play. Whether it's Kobi Kai's encouraging woofs, Pickle Rick's cheerful chirps or Tango's gentle presence, these furry and feathered friends are making a huge difference in the lives of our students. Share your own #SummerSidekick moments with us by messaging, tagging or emailing us. 📸 Let's celebrate the unique bonds and uplifting stories from Davis School District this summer. 🌞🐾 #DavisSchoolDistrict #SummerFun
11 months ago, Davis School District
Betty Tedford's pony Tango and her dogs Kobi Kai and Pickle Rick.
We are thrilled to announce that Christine Detweiler has been awarded one of three Theatre Teacher of the Year awards at the recent Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers conference held in Cedar City. Congratulations, Christine, on this well-deserved achievement. Your impact extends far beyond the stage, and we look forward to your continued success in shaping the future of theater education in Davis School District.
11 months ago, Davis School District
Syracuse High theater teacher, Christine Detweiler posing with her Teacher of the Year award.
🌞 Meet Chris Anderson's dynamic duo, stealing the show in our #SummerSidekick feature. Chris, one of our dedicated bus drivers of 11 years, has been soaking up summer with his two doodles. One of which is an adorable new puppy who's already smitten with him. From epic fetch sessions to splashing around in their very own pool, Chris has been the ultimate playtime partner for his furry pals. Share your own #SummerSidekick moments with us by messaging, tagging or emailing us! 📸 Capture the joy of summer with your beloved pets and join us in celebrating the bond between humans and their four-legged friends. 🐶💖
11 months ago, Davis School District
Photo of Chris Anderson's dynamic duo of dogs.
🎉💫 Teamwork makes the dream work 🎉💫 West Point Junior High School's Student Government kicked off their summer by attending a ropes course at the University of Utah—building trust and communication skills. They even got some expert tips on school spirit from Clearfield High Officers and learned awesome cheers with their talented cheerleaders. We can't wait to see what these amazing students bring to the upcoming school year. Get ready for a year filled with energy, leadership and tons of fun at West Point Junior High.
11 months ago, Davis School District
Student government students at West Point Junior High School pose at a ropes course and after painting shirts.
West Point Junior High School student body officers pose while holding a banner that reads "warriors shoot for the stars".
West Point Junior High School student government pose with Clearfield High student body officers and then pose in their luau attire.