Weber School District -

We had so much to be thankful for across the school district! Our students and staff enjoyed a special holiday lunch featuring roast turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, homemade rolls, and pumpkin pie! Every school cafeteria was filled with delicious smells and lots of love. Seeing the smiles on the faces of our students and dedicated nutrition workers was the best part! We appreciate all of our nutrition workers hard work and positive attitudes to make events like this a success!! They are truly unsung heroes. It was a lovely moment of connection and thanks before the upcoming holiday. 🤎

Schools across Weber School District honored Veterans Day with programs, assemblies, and heartfelt tributes to those who have served and continue to serve our country. Students at North Ogden Elementary and West Haven Elementary shared music, artwork, messages of appreciation, and even lunch—joining many others throughout the week in expressing gratitude for our veterans and active-duty military members. To all who have worn the uniform, and to the families who support them—thank you for your service, sacrifice, and dedication. ❤️🤍💙

The spotlight is on! Our district's high schools are ready to perform their highly anticipated Fall Musicals. Gather your friends and family and come cheer on the hard work and dedication of our students in these fantastic productions.
Mark your calendars for these must-see shows:
*Anastasia at Weber High School (Nov 7-17)
*Tarzan at Fremont High School (Nov 14-22)
*Holiday Inn at Bonneville High School (Nov 14-24)
*Grease at Roy High School (Nov 19-24)
*The Hunchback of Notre Dame at West Field High School (Dec 4-8)
Ticket links and full show information for each performance are provided in the attached posters. Don't wait—get your tickets today!

The spirit (and spirits! 👻) were high in our schools! We saw “spook-tacular” creativity everywhere we looked. From Freedom Elementary's 5th-grade pumpkin-decorating contest and Lakeview Elementary's “Crazy Hair Day” (reminding us that “drugs are a nightmare!” as part of Red Ribbon Week), to Bonneville High's stunning Halloween-themed Ikebana floral arrangements and the huge success of Pioneer Elementary's 6th Grade Carnival—our students and staff were simply amazing!

Check out all the fun from around the district! We hope everyone had a ghoulishly good time trick-or-treating. Thanks for celebrating safely, staying warm, and having fun!

Monster Dash 5K: A Huge Success! A HUGE thank you to everyone who ran, walked, and dashed their way through the Monster Dash 5k this past Saturday! We loved seeing all the amazing costumes and appreciate the tremendous community support for this event. This successful, family-friendly race was hosted and organized entirely by the dedicated students in Weber High School’s FBLA and DECA clubs. Their hard work not only created a fantastic event but also resulted in significant funds raised for important causes, including our very own Quarters and Cans fundraiser and a large donation to Primary Children's Hospital.

Our schools are strong because of our people. That was on full display as our entire Weber School District family came together for our Professional Development Day. From West Field to Weber to Fremont, the halls were buzzing with collaboration. Our "Mighty Educators" and dedicated Educational Support Professionals all spent part of the day learning together, sharing best practices, and connecting as a community. It’s inspiring to see so many people together, all united by a single goal: creating limitless opportunities for our students. Thank you to our incredible WSD staff for pouring your hearts into this day and for everything you do for our students, every day. We are so grateful for you!

Sixth grade students at Valley Elementary put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test in a recent Egg Drop Challenge. The goal was simple but not easy: design a parachute that could safely deliver an egg to the ground without it cracking. Using creativity and teamwork, students experimented with different materials and designs to slow down the force of gravity with the help of a parachute. The activity gave them a hands-on way to explore concepts like air resistance, gravity, and motion.

Students at Weber Innovation High School have turned their passion for fashion and community into action with the launch of Second Flight Thrift—a student-run thrift shop offering affordable, stylish clothing and accessories while giving back to their school and local neighborhood. Through thoughtful donation drives and creative up-cycling efforts, these young entrepreneurs are learning business and service skills as they help make fashion accessible and sustainable for all.

Event Update: The Purple Star School Open House scheduled for October 29 at Hill Aerospace Museum has been postponed due to the ongoing government shutdown. Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our military-connected students and families.

The first-ever Junior High Boys Volleyball Championship did not disappoint. A packed crowd filled Weber High School as undefeated Orion Junior High faced off against T.H. Bell Junior High in an intense, four-set match. Each set was decided by just a few points, and it was nothing but high energy in the gym from start to finish. In the end, Orion Junior High claimed victory to become our inaugural district champions. Congratulations to both teams for an outstanding season and for setting a high standard for the future of boys volleyball in our district.

Exciting things happened at the Roy Cone Literacy Event! From October 6–9, eight incredible authors inspired students across our Roy Cone schools through 41 engaging school visits. The week wrapped up with a fantastic community night at Roy High, where Tyler Whitesides, author of the Janitors series, captivated audiences with his energy and storytelling. Families enjoyed meeting all the authors, getting books signed, and taking part in exciting prize giveaways — with more than 550 books given away! A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this event a true celebration of literacy, imagination, and community.

The energy was electric at West Field High School for the Junior High Girl's Softball Championship! The undefeated Rocky Mountain Grizzlies and the powerhouse Wahlquist Eagles gave the fans a showdown to remember. After a close game for seven innings, the Grizzlies' bats came alive in the eighth, powering them to a 9-2 victory! A huge congratulations to our new district champions, the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies, on an incredible undefeated season!

There’s nothing quite like a crisp Saturday morning filled with cheering, determination, and community spirit! That was the scene at the Royal Run Cross Country Meet this weekend featuring talented teams from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada. Our hearts are full seeing students from every high school in our district give it their all. For the many athletes who set new personal records, we hope you are incredibly proud of what you accomplished! A special shout-out to the Weber High Boys and Girls Varsity teams on their incredible first-place finishes! Your hard work shines so brightly.

What a day! The Unified Soccer Tournament at Bonneville High truly felt like an "Olympic Village" packed with energy, sportsmanship, and incredible talent! It was inspiring to see students and schools from all over come together to compete and celebrate unity on the field. A massive thank you to the Weber School District Foundation for their dedicated support and to Bonneville High School for graciously hosting us. A special shout-out also goes to the BHS Clubs who created the incredible Olympic Village, offering fun for all the athletes and peers with a petting zoo, face painting, snow cones, and popcorn! Finally, thank you to all the participants, peers, organizers, and volunteers—your enthusiasm is the heart of this tournament!

Our high school boys recently hit the links at the Remuda Golf Course for an exciting tournament. (With the exception of Weber High who competes in a different region.) The day was filled with great shots and impressive plays, even with a brief pause for lightning and rain. A huge congratulations to all the teams who competed! A special shout-out to Fremont High for taking 1st place with a fantastic team score of 269! West Field High was right behind them, finishing strong with a 274. We are so proud of all our student-athletes for their hard work and sportsmanship!

Join us this Thursday, September 25th, for the Weber School District Unified High School Soccer Tournament! ⚽️

Our incredible student-athletes will be playing from 9:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the Bonneville High School Soccer Field (251 East 4800 South, Washington Terrace).

Unified Sports is a program that pairs students with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. It's a powerful way to foster inclusion, build meaningful friendships, and celebrate a school-wide culture of belonging and kindness.

Come cheer on our amazing students and show your support!

Our superintendency has been on the road celebrating the Superintendent’s Summer Reading Program! They’ve been visiting each of our elementary schools to recognize students who completed their summer reading goals with special awards—and even joined classrooms to read together. We’re so proud of our students for putting in the effort to grow as readers over the summer. A huge thank you to parents, teachers, and principals for encouraging a love of reading that lasts all year long! Keep up the great work, readers—you inspire us all!

Last week, our amazing runners from Weber School District and surrounding areas competed in the City/County Cross Country Meet at the Fairgrounds! Despite the warm weather, they pushed through and competed with incredible heart and sportsmanship. We are so proud of all the athletes who participated. A huge congratulations to the Varsity Weber High Girls and Fremont High Boys for taking first place! Congratulations to all the runners on a great race!

Honoring Our Heroes. Bates Elementary and the North Ogden community came together for First Responders Appreciation Night—a heartfelt evening to thank the men and women who selflessly serve and protect. Following the recent foothill fire that burned for days and threatened nearby homes, our gratitude for these brave individuals runs deeper than ever. The evening also carried added meaning as we remembered two fallen officers from a neighboring community. The program featured words of thanks from Principal Dax Sederholm and Mayor Berube, as well as beautiful music from the school choir. First responders enjoyed dinner from local food trucks and felt the appreciation of the entire community. Thank you to our firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and all first responders for your sacrifice and service—you are true heroes.

Weber School District remembers and honors those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. This year, many of our schools took time to reflect and learn about the events of that day and the importance of coming together as a nation. We are proud of the way our students and staff showed their respect and patriotism. ❤️🤍💙