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This year, Weber School District had the honor of hosting Utah’s annual statewide Purple Star School Ceremony, an event that celebrates campuses that go above and beyond to support military-connected students and their families. Gathering at Roy High School, district leaders, educators, and community partners welcomed six new awardees to the Purple Star family: Farr West Elementary, Fremont High, Mountain View Junior High, Roy Junior High, Weber High, and West Field High.
These schools join our five previously designated Purple Star campuses—Majestic Elementary, North Ogden Junior High, Rocky Mountain Junior High, West Haven Elementary, and Roy High—bringing Weber School District’s total to an impressive 11 Purple Star Schools. We extend a special thank-you to Roy High School for hosting the ceremony and to every staff member whose dedication ensures military families feel welcomed, understood, and supported in our schools.
School’s out and summer is officially in full swing! Whether you're hitting the trails, relaxing with a good book, or just soaking up the sunshine—enjoy every moment. We’ll see you back in class on Monday, August 19th. Until then, stay safe, have fun, and make the most of your summer break!
What an incredible night at the 2025 CTE Expo! Thank you to all the students, families, teachers, industry partners, and community members who joined us at the Weber Innovation Center for an evening filled with hands-on learning, career exploration, and fun. From welding and woodworking to drone flying, drift trike races, animal visits, and cupcake decorating—there was something for everyone! It was amazing to see students showcasing their talents and passions while connecting with future opportunities in education and the workforce. We’re proud of our CTE programs and the pathways they open for students across Weber School District.
The Weber School District Junior High Track Meet was another resounding success! We witnessed incredible athletic feats and sportsmanship . A huge congratulations to T.H. Bell Junior High Boys and Mountain View Junior High Girls for their 1st place victory! A heartfelt thank you to all the coaches, volunteers, and staff who dedicated their time and energy to make this a memorable experience for our young athletes.
"Great Chefs aren't born - They're made through fire, flavor, and fearless dedication. Tonight we honor the journey that has just begun for our incredible ProStart students at the District Awards Recognition Night! We celebrated their achievements, from ServSafe certifications to Year 1 completion and Senior Graduation Cords. And of course, there were absolutely delicious hors d'oeuvres crafted and presented by these talented students themselves!
So proud of the incredible talent showcased at the WSD District Art Show ! A huge thank you to our esteemed judge, Pat Poce, for her time and expertise. We also extend our sincere gratitude to Jen Dunyon, President of the Weber School District Foundation, and the entire Foundation for their generous monetary support, making a real difference for our young artists. And a special thank you to the Eccles Community Art Center for generously hosting this impressive collection of student artwork!
On Thursday, we rolled out the red carpet for our most creative students at Weberfest—an academy-awards-style celebration spotlighting incredible talent in video production, graphic art & design, and photography across Weber School District! Held at Walker Cinemas in North Ogden, students from all of our high schools were recognized and showcased their best work in 25+ categories. It was inspiring to see the passion and skill displayed across so many different forms of media. To top it off, students enjoyed a classic movie theater experience—complete with popcorn and a drink—as they watched the winning entries on the big screen. We are so proud of the creativity and talent shown by our students—and we can’t wait to see what they create next!
A true Roy High icon! Last week, the Roy High baseball field was named in honor of Coach Fred Thompson. Beyond his impressive record of 5 region baseball titles (ranking 11th all-time in Utah!), 7 region football titles (as defensive coordinator), and 3 region basketball titles (as assistant coach), Coach Thompson's impact on his players' lives is immeasurable. His dedication to their success both on and off the field is his lasting legacy. What a fantastic tribute alongside his wife Helen and their wonderful family!
Reach for the Stars! Nearly 600 of our 6th grade students gathered at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center this week for an unforgettable STEM-filled day at "Reach For The Stars." From building rockets to learning about extreme weather, students explored hands-on STEM stations designed to spark curiosity and inspire future innovators. The highlight of the day? A keynote address from NASA astronaut Dr. John Herrington, who shared his journey to space and encouraged students to dream big and aim high. Students also got an up-close look at the impressive robotic dog from Hill Air Force Base—a hit with the crowd and a peek into the technology of tomorrow.
Congratulations to all our nominees for Teacher of the Year, First Year Teacher of the Year, and Classified Employee of the Year. All were recognized at our nominee banquet held at the Ogden Country Club. We appreciate the Weber School Foundation and Tony Divino Toyota for sponsoring the event. Thank you to all of our teachers and staff for your dedication. passion, and commitment to excellence. You truly make Weber School District shine!
Roy Community Literacy Night was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who joined us at Roy High for an evening dedicated to the joy of reading. A heartfelt thank you to Jennifer A. Nielsen for her inspiring keynote address, and to our incredible guest authors: Jennifer Jenkins, Chad Morris & Shelly Brown, Emily Inouye Huey, and Frank L. Cole—your time and words meant so much to our students and families.
Growing Futures: Plant & Soil Science Expo
High school students from across the gathered at West Field High School for the Plant and Soil Science Expo! Led by our amazing greenhouse and plant science teachers, the event connected students with professionals in floristry, herbal medicine, agriculture, wildfire management, and more. Students explored career paths, asked questions, and even learned about summer internships.
Weber High School's production of Catch Me If You Can received multiple honors at this year's awards. These awards recognize the best in high school musical theatre across the state, and we're proud to see our students shine at this prestigious event. Congratulations to the cast, crew, and directors for this amazing recognition!
Save the date! Join us on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Newgate Mall in Ogden as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Safe Kids Day! There will be over 600 free bike helmets distributed (first come, first serve—children must be present), a live princess show at noon with a meet and greet to follow, and tons of booths and activities focused on safety education. One of our elementary school choirs will be performing, and our Transportation Department will be there with a school bus for kids to explore! Be sure to stop by the Weber School District table and say hello!
We’re thrilled to recognize Becky McKinney, who teaches Physics and AP Physics at Weber High School, as a finalist for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST)—the highest honor given by the U.S. government for STEM educators! Becky’s passion, innovation, and impact in the classroom truly make her one of Utah’s most outstanding educators. Finalists like Becky serve as inspirations to students, colleagues, and the entire community. Way to represent Weber with excellence, Becky!
Let's give a huge round of applause to Skylar Kendell, our WAA Administrator of the Month! 🎉Mr. Kendell's dedication to mentorship and growth is truly inspiring. As one colleague shared, 'Skylar has coached, empowered, mentored, and cultivated me in ways that are 100% selfless.' His ability to challenge and support his team, while also building strong relationships with students and families, makes him an invaluable asset. We're so grateful for his calming presence, his ability to see the best in everyone, and his commitment to our community. Congratulations, Skylar! Your impact is deeply appreciated.
Our district MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) competition was a huge success! 9 schools came together to showcase their incredible STEM skills in a variety of challenging events. From building bridges to designing innovative solutions, these students impressed us all! MESA empowers students to excel in STEM, and events like this highlight their hard work and dedication. Huge congratulations to all the participants!
A huge THANK YOU to everyone across Weber School District who participated in World Down Syndrome Day by rocking their mismatched socks and celebrating inclusion!
Special thanks to Lomond View Elementary for hosting an incredible assembly, and to the many other schools that participated in their own unique ways. From classroom presentations to fun events, it’s inspiring to see our schools come together to promote awareness and understanding. Let’s keep this spirit of inclusion going all year long! We are proud to celebrate differences and build a community where everyone belongs.
It's been 30 years since Roy won the Junior High Girl's Basketball Championship, but Wahlquist dashed Roy's dreams in a nail-biting District Championship clash! ⚡ The Weber High gym was a cauldron of energy, a deafening roar echoing with every play. Roy, the undefeated Razorbacks, led by 10 at halftime, showcasing dominance under the hoop. But Wahlquist, the reigning champs hungry for their fourth straight title, stormed back with eagle-eye precision perimeter shots. The tension was palpable. In the end, Wahlquist edged out Roy 46-43, leaving hearts pounding and voices hoarse. A truly epic battle between two powerhouse teams!
