The Weber School District Board of Education convened on October 7, 2026, for a dynamic board meeting featuring standout student performances, prestigious staff recognitions, and critical policy approvals aimed at supporting the district's 30,000 students.
Celebrating Excellence: Musical Performance and Awards
The evening kicked off on a high note with an inspiring musical performance by the Bonneville High School Tapestry Choir, directed by Madison Paez, who delivered a moving rendition of "Green Grow the Laurels" by John Meyer.
Following the opening performance, the Board recognized several exceptional educators and administrative staff members for their dedication to student success:
"I Love Teaching Award": Presented to Jordan Stephens, History Teacher at Bonneville High School, honoring his passionate commitment to engaging students in the classroom.
"Extra Mile Award": Awarded to Carmen Vasquez, Student Advocate at Bonneville High School, for her tireless work supporting students and building strong community connections.
Statewide Recognition for Weber Adult Education: The Board celebrated Weber Adult Education after the program was officially named the best overall adult education program in Utah by the State Board of Education.
Administrative Appointment: Randi Dunyon was formally appointed as full principal of Uintah Elementary School, transitioning from interim principal following the successful completion of her administrative certification requirements.
Policy Updates & Business Items
In addition to celebrating district achievements, the Board took action on key operational and governance items to ensure long-term district success:
Title IX Compliance: The Board reviewed and approved the 2025–2026 Title IX Annual Compliance Report, reaffirming the district's commitment to gender equity in programs, safe environments, and clear administrative procedures for student reporting.
Student Fees & Calendar Proposals: Board members held a public hearing and first reading regarding the proposed 2026–2027 student fee schedules. Additionally, the Board approved the first reading for the proposed 2027–2028 academic calendar, as well as first readings for updated district governance policies (Policy 2400 and Policy 4850).
Public Engagement: Community members provided direct feedback on key local topics, including school safety initiatives, student activities, and classroom technology integration.
Consent Calendar: The Board officially approved the meeting's consent calendar.
From award-winning fine arts programs to state-recognized adult education programs, Weber School District continues to offer exceptional educational opportunities for every student.
To view full board meeting agendas, watch live stream recordings, or review complete policy documentation, visit wsd.net/board.