Congratulations to Cook Elementary's 6th grade ballroom dance team for taking first place at their recent competition! Thank you to their dedicated advisor, Melissa Argyle, for guiding them to this amazing achievement. We're so proud of your hard work and success! #Teamwork #CookElementary #BallroomChampions #Every1DSD
5 months ago, Davis School District
A group photo of the Cook Elementary Sixth Grade ballroom dance team with their medals and trophies.
We are incredibly proud of the students, staff and families at Sunburst and Kays Creek Elementary's for coming together to support a great cause. Over the past six months, these two schools have been collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House—all sparked by Megan Shipp, Sunburst’s Behavior Coach, and her son, a Kays Creek student, who was diagnosed with leukemia. Thanks to the generosity of everyone involved, they’ve filled over 6 gallon-sized buckets with tabs to help families facing tough times. This project shows how one small act of kindness can inspire an entire community to make a BIG difference. #MakingADifference #RonaldMcDonaldHouse #PopTabCollection #Every1DSD #TogetherWeCan
5 months ago, Davis School District
A family dropping off several five-gallon buckets of pop tabs to the Ronald McDonald House.
A close-up photo of the five five-gallon buckets of pop tabs donated by Kays Creek and Sunburst Elementary Schools.
Foxboro Elementary Students Shine in "BOTS!" Musical. Foxboro Elementary recently showcased the incredible talents of its fourth, fifth and sixth graders in the new musical "BOTS!" The show, featuring robots and their builders in an exciting robotics competition, emphasized the power of teamwork both on and off the stage. “It was amazing to see the students shine and really own their performances,” said Mr. Lingen, Foxboro’s Drama teacher and "BOTS!" director. The performance brought together months of hard work from the cast and crew, including choreography by fourth grade teachers Mrs. Barber and Ms. Brassell. The "BOTS!" musical was performed at both Woods Cross High School and Foxboro Elementary, where students dazzled community members. “It was so fun to watch the students perform in front of their peers and families,” said Mrs. Ari, a kindergarten teacher and parent of a cast member. Foxboro Elementary is proud to offer opportunities for students to showcase their talents and looks forward to more performances in the future. #FoxboroElementary #BOTSMusical #SchoolSpirit #Teamwork #StudentTalent
5 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of Foxboro Elementary students dressed up and performing Bots!. There is a graphic with the Foxboro logo and red electrical lines across the bottom.
Two photos of the group BOTS! dancing.
BOTS! Cast singing.
Two photos of the group BOTS! dancing.
Two Bots! cast members are looking to the right as they are holding dry erase markers. There is a whiteboard that says blue team that has one check and red team that has two checks on it.
Kindergarten Priority Registration for the 2025-26 school year is now underway through Feb. 28 in the Davis School District. Full-day and half-day options are available. If you are interested, please contact your neighborhood elementary school.
5 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of two kindergartners smiling up above the camera. There are two bars of blue; one behind the student's heads and one in front of them on the bottom of the square graphic. The text says: "Kindergarten Priority Registration. Now Underway for the 2025-26 School Year. Full-Day and Half-Day Options Available." There is a white DSD logo in the bottom right corner on top of the blue rectangle.
We're still smiling after a recent event at Viewmont High, where there were over 200 attendees who came together for an enriching conversation with the panelists. The panel featured two students and two parents, who shared their personal stories and insights about their home countries, cultural challenges and the support that has helped them since moving here. Their courage and wisdom made for a truly inspiring discussion. We’re already looking forward to more opportunities to connect and learn from one another in the future. #CommunityConnection #ViewmontHigh #StrongerTogether #Every1DSD
5 months ago, Davis School District
A group of students standing on a stage smiling in a line.
A group of diverse talking in a forum.
Welcome back, students. We’ve missed you and are so excited to see your bright faces throughout the district today. Let’s make 2025 a fantastic year!
5 months ago, Davis School District
✨ District after-school students are shining bright. They've been busy exploring the science of sound through music, experimenting with instruments and creating their own melodies with Katherine Fowles. In theatre, they've brought the story of "The Lorax" to life with vibrant puppetry and imaginative set designs with Elise Hansen. Witnessing their creativity and enthusiasm makes our hearts sing! This is in collaboration with Community Schools and the BTS Arts Program. #StudentSuccess #AfterSchoolPrograms #CreativeExpression #btsalp
5 months ago, Davis School District
Students running under a "handmade" bridge of other students holding hands.
Students sit in a circle with music tubes during an after school activity.
A student holds up a photo that she drew of three people and it says "amana" in the top corner.
An after school student listens through a cup with a string at the end to see if he can hear.
An after school student plays with ribbons in the school's gym.
A student holds up a picture they drew of what looks to be an angry guy since his eyebrows are furrowed.
The Mountain High School Senior Committee spread holiday cheer with a Winter Carnival for the Head Start kids at the Family Enrichment Center in Kaysville! The day was filled with fun activities, including reading The Polar Express, playing games for prizes, doing art projects and a special visit from Santa himself. 🎅 This heartwarming service project created lasting memories for everyone involved. #CommunitySpirit #HolidayCheer #Every1DSD #WinterCarnival #MagicalMoments
5 months ago, Davis School District
Santa talking to an Early Head Start Student.
A Mountain High student reads the Polar Express story to Early Head Start students.
Santa poses with some of his Elves for a picture.
Early Head Starts sit quietly as they listen to a story.
An Early Head Start student plays a game with a student from Mountain High.
Mountain High students read a story.
students walk down the hall with matching firefighter helmets and polar express tags.
Students coloring.
A student happily looks to the left.
Students sitting quietly as they wait for their Christmas bells from the Polar Express.
Today we celebrate World Braille Day! 🌍✨ Braille is an essential tool that empowers individuals who are blind or visually impaired to read, write and engage with the world. We’re excited to honor this incredible system and the many achievements of the blind and visually impaired community!
5 months ago, Davis School District
West Point Elementary’s Student Council recently completed an incredible holiday service project, raising $2,166.40 for Toys for Tots! The students worked hard on a fundraiser to help provide gifts for children in need, and it was amazing to see them in action as they shopped for toys at Walmart. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this wonderful cause! #WestPointElementary #ToysForTots #StudentCouncil #GivingBack #Every1DSD
5 months ago, Davis School District
A group of student council students smiling at the camera.
Two students smiling at the camera leaning on a truck.
Each December, the talented Bountiful Junior High Madrigals bring the joy of the season to the community through their beautiful caroling performances. Audiences delight as these students sing at various iconic locations, including the Bountiful Tree Lighting, Christkindlmarkt, Christmas on Onion Street and Temple Square. #Every1DSD #TisTheSeason #Music
5 months ago, Davis School District
A group photo of Bountiful Junior High Madrigals dressed in their Christmas attire.
A Magical Surprise at Hill Field, Holt, Layton and South Clearfield! The holidays came early for kindergarten students at Hill Field, Holt, Layton and South Clearfield Elementary Schools, as they were treated to a magical surprise! After hearing the heartwarming tale of The Elves and the Shoemaker, the students were thrilled to discover that their wrapped gifts contained a brand-new pair of shoes! The joy on their faces as they opened their gifts and tried on their new shoes was absolutely priceless. You could see the excitement in their eyes as they eagerly checked to make sure their new shoes fit just right! This year, over 450 students across several schools received these thoughtful gifts, ensuring they’ll stay warm and comfortable during the winter season. We’re so grateful to our community partners for making this beautiful moment happen for these incredible kids! #HolidayMagic #DavisSchoolDistrict #CommunitySupport #SeasonOfGiving
5 months ago, Davis School District
A kindergarten student smiles as they are about to open a new pair of shoes.
A student is surprised by cupping their hands around their mouth as they enter the classroom.
A kindergarten student holds up his new Adidas shoes.
A student lifts up a sock out of a shoe box.
A kindergarten student smiles with their box of new shoes.
A kindergarten student excitedly opens their new pair of shoes.
A kindergarten student is surprised by opening a new pair of shoes.
A kindergarten student holds up their new pair of green Nike shoes.
A student smiles as they wait to open their shoe box.
A group of students show off their new shoes in a circle.
Fairfield Junior High School raised money and had a great time during their 2-week Clash of Cash event. Students delivered a $1500 check to Safe Harbor to support families in need within the community. Throughout the event, teachers signed up for different things they would be willing to do if enough money was raised. The administration even got in on the fun by dressing up as Cindy Lou, Max and the Grinch and dancing with the dance club at an assembly.
5 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of Student Government from Fairfield Junior High School.
A group of administrators dressed up as a reindeer, the Grinch and Cindy Lou Who dancing.
Happy New Year to our wonderful school community! We hope you're enjoying a peaceful and fun break. We look forward to seeing all of our students on January 7th to kick off 2025! 🎉
5 months ago, Davis School District
Fairfield Junior High Turns Math into an Adventure with ELF-Themed Escape Room. Students in the ninth-grade math classes at Fairfield Junior High recently took part in a one-of-a-kind learning experience — an ELF-themed escape room designed to challenge their math skills in a fun and engaging way. As part of the activity, students worked together to solve math problems and puzzles through the "7 Levels of the Candy Cane Forest" and the "Sea of Twirly Swirly Gum Drops." Each challenge brought them one step closer to the final clue, which would allow them to escape through the Lincoln Tunnel to victory. This hands-on, interactive approach utilizing the newly adopted Illustrative Mathematics curriculum not only helped students strengthen their math and problem-solving skills but also fostered teamwork and creative thinking. The energy and excitement were palpable as students collaborated, cracked codes and raced against the clock. The event combined holiday cheer with educational value, making math both exciting and memorable. Fairfield Junior High continues to find innovative ways to make learning fun. #FairfieldJuniorHigh #MathAdventure #EscapeRoom #LearningThroughFun
5 months ago, Davis School District
Student upside down in a box crawling out.
students admiring a scavenger hunt escape room in class.
A student crawling through a box tunnel.
🎁 Vikings Give Shopping Day: A Heartwarming Success at Viewmont High! 🎁 Recently, Viewmont High School took part in one of the most heartwarming events of the season — Vikings Give Shopping Day! With over 175 student volunteers in attendance, the morning was filled with excitement, generosity and holiday spirit as students worked together to provide a special Christmas for 275 children from the Grandfamilies organization. Thanks to the incredible support from Centerville Walmart, which graciously opened its doors early at 5:00 a.m. just for these volunteers, Viewmont students had the entire store to themselves as they shopped for gifts to fulfill the wish lists of the children they were paired with. From toys to clothing to essentials, each student carefully selected items to bring joy to their assigned child this holiday season. 🎁✨ As of Dec. 17, $58,000 had been raised through Vikings Give, and this shopping day was a pivotal moment. Vikings Give is also ensuring that 118 families will receive Christmas dinners, gas and grocery cards. Over 100 Viewmont students in need are taken care of, and support is given to the Valhalla Student Teen Center. This event is just one of many initiatives that showcase the power of community and the true spirit of giving at Viewmont High. A huge thank you to everyone involved for making this year’s Vikings Give such a success! #VikingsGive #ViewmontHigh #GivingBack #HolidaySpirit #Every1DSD
5 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of a high school student smiling at the camera as he is shopping for a less fortunate child.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
A collage of students from Viewmont High School shopping at the Centerville Walmart for less fortunate children during their "Vikings Give" Service Project.
🎄🎁 Grinch Day Shenanigans in Davis School District! 🎁🎄 Recently, students at Whitesides Elementary celebrated a festive Grinch Dress-Up Day, and the day became even more memorable with a surprise visit from none other than the Grinch himself! The students enjoyed the whimsical charm of the Grinch, who made his appearance filled with the character’s signature mischievousness. Despite his reputation, we’re happy to report that no Christmas was stolen during the day's events. Instead, students engaged in a variety of fun activities that brought out their holiday spirit while dressing up in their best Grinch-inspired outfits.
5 months ago, Davis School District
A picture of three elementary-aged students with their hair like Cindy Lou Who.
The Grinch poses with a student who is wearing a Grinch sweatshirt.
The Grinch gives peace signs to the camera as three students dressed as whos smile at the camera.
The Grinch looks off to the distance as a student smiles at the camera.
The Grinch poses with two students at Whitesides Elementary.
A picture of the Grinch and Whitesides Elementary Principal.
The Grinch tries to mesmerize a student.
The Grinch poses for a photo.
Guess who’s caused some holiday mischief at Mountain View Elementary? Their very own Principal, Mr. Nash, is fully embracing the role of Pinkie the Elf! Students found Pinkie stirring up fun during lunch and throughout the day. #HolidayFun #MountainView #HolidayShennanigans
6 months ago, Davis School District
A picture of a principal that has been duct taped to the wall while wearing an elf costume. Someone stands beside him with their hands up giving thumbs up.
A photo of the Mountain View principal in an elf costume who has been tied up by lights. He is holding a sign that says "Light" punishment for my lunchroom behavior."
Third Grade teacher Kim Valencia at Antelope Elementary is spreading kindness with a special project. Each student is contributing to a "care package" for those in need. The bags included essentials like toothbrushes, toothpaste, socks, snacks and a "sweet handwritten note from my kiddos," said Valencia. These packages are meant to be kept in parents' cars and handed out to those experiencing homelessness or hardship. It's a simple way to show compassion and make a difference! ❤️ #TeachingKindness #SpreadLove #Every1DSD
6 months ago, Davis School District
A group of students smiling while holding baggies of essentials. The words say: "Antelope All-Stars can give!
A huge THANK YOU to the amazing students from Oak Hills, Meadowbrook, Vae View and West Clinton Elementary Schools for creating the beautiful ornaments that now adorn the Christmas tree in the Davis School District Board of Education meeting room! 🎄 This stunning tree is a proud reflection of the incredible talent and dedication of our students and staff throughout the district. We’re so grateful for your creativity and holiday spirit! #HolidaySpirit #DavisSchoolDistrict #Every1DSD #Happy Holidays #Creativity
6 months ago, Davis School District
A photo of a paper snowman head ornament.
A close up shot of a handmade angel ornament our of paper and a wooden bead.
a handmade acorn ornament.
A photo of a Christmas tree that has been decorated by four schools.