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What a fantastic night at the Roy Cone Family Hope Fair this past Wednesday! Our Roy community came together for an unforgettable evening full of smiles, fun, and connection.

A huge thank you to the Roy Community HOPE Squads for hosting such a wonderful event. Attendees enjoyed delicious hot dogs, delicious horchata at the Latinos In Action (LIA) booth, bracelet making, outdoor games, and ticket drawings for great prizes. Families also had the chance to meet some special four-legged (and feathered!) guests from Utah Pet Partners. 🐾

Our students truly stole the show with incredible performances from the Sand Ridge Junior High Orchestra, Cheerleaders, and LIA. Seeing HOPE Squad student leaders from our elementary schools up through high school working side-by-side with community resources showed what makes our school family so special.

Events like this highlight the #WSDAdvantage: strong community connections, outstanding student leadership, and opportunities for every family to thrive.

If you are looking for a school district that invests in the whole student and builds lasting community, come see what Weber School District has to offer!
3 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A group of high school students and a staff member smiling and posing together outdoors under a light sky with a faint rainbow overhead. Two students on the right are wearing cheerleader uniforms and hugging, while others hold plates of food.
Image 2: Close-up of a young boy in a black Champion hoodie receiving a tub of cotton candy from a student volunteer during a school event.
Image 3: A young girl with ghost hair clips and subtle face paint smiling as she paints a rock at a yellow table during an activity.
Image 4: Two high school female students sitting side-by-side with arms crossed, smiling at the camera during a school event. One wears a letterman cardigan, and the other wears a grey shirt.
Image 5: Two high school students standing indoors, smiling while holding paper trays with hot dogs. One wears an orange and white checkered sweater, and the other wears a green hoodie.
Image 6: Close-up of a student wearing a yellow baseball cap gently petting a fluffy white therapy dog on the head.
Image 7: A young female student in a blue shirt showing a brown pigeon perched on a hand to a surprised and excited classmate wearing glasses.
Image 8: Two culinary students wearing black aprons and gloves smiling beside an outdoor grill loaded with hot dogs.
Image 9: A student orchestra performing on stage under a conductor's lead, viewed from the perspective of an audience seated in auditorium chairs.
Image 10: Two students playing cornhole inside a school cafeteria or commons area, with a beanbag mid-air as it flies toward an American flag-themed board.
Yesterday, our Weber School District CTE students explored high-flying career opportunities at an Aerospace & Defense Career Exploration Event held right on the tarmac at Ogden-Hinckley Airport!

Students connected with over 20 industry and post-secondary partners—including Apogee Worx, JD Machine, Cornerstone Aviation, Utah State University, and the University of Utah—to see how high school CTE coursework leads directly to college pathways and high-paying careers right here in Northern Utah. From listening to keynote speaker Shawn Owens to inspecting aircraft on the tarmac and chatting with working pilots and engineers, our students got a firsthand look at why families #ChooseWSD.

Connecting classroom learning directly to real-world careers—that’s The WSD Advantage!
3 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A high school student wearing a Golden State Warriors hoodie and a Virtual Reality (VR) headset, holding a VR controller directly toward the camera during a hands-on CTE technology display.
Image 2: An instructor in a grey shirt demonstrating precision manufacturing and engineering model cars and tools on a table covered with a purple cloth to an interested student.
Image 3: A group of high school students listening intently as a CTE instructor shows them a custom-machined metal part during a career showcase event.
Image 4: An audience of students gathered inside a large event hall with "Ogden's Rodeo Country" graphics on the wall, listening to a speaker presenting at a podium.
Image 5: Two female students collaborating on a hands-on activity with small craft cups, beads, and materials at a project booth.
Image 6: Students leaning over a table examining custom-machined mechanical assemblies and precision tools guided by a technical instructor.
Image 7: A presenter pointing toward a projection screen displaying "One Next Step This Week: Ask Your Counselor About One Career You're Curious About" in front of a seated audience of students.
Image 8: An aviation instructor standing outdoors on the tarmac in front of a light aircraft, discussing flight components with three high school students.
Image 9: A view looking inside the frame of an aircraft, showing two smiling female students looking through the window frame.
Image 10: A group of students gathered around a bright red and white single-engine airplane with gull-wing doors open on a sunny tarmac while an instructor explains features of the aircraft.
High school students from across Weber School District brought their best culinary skills to our 6th annual High School CTE Outdoor Cooking Competition! Teams fired up Dutch ovens, Blackstone griddles, traditional grills, and Traeger pellet grills to prepare restaurant-quality entrées, sides, and desserts.

Addressing the crowd, CTE Director Dr. Rod Belnap praised the students' work: "The quality of the food is off the charts. It's restaurant level stuff. You guys are doing amazing work... this kind of creativity does not exist in any other district in the state, but right here in our district."

Congratulations to our top teams:
*Best Entrée: 1st - West Field High, 2nd - Roy High (Team A), 3rd - Fremont High (Team B)
*Best Side Dish: 1st - West Field High, 2nd - Weber High (Team A), 3rd - Roy High (Team B)
*Best Dessert: 1st - Weber High (Team A), 2nd - West Field High, 3rd - Roy High (Team A)

A special thank you to our Jr. High principal judges: Patrick Andrus (South Ogden Jr.), Melinda Stimpson (Roy Jr.), Skylar Kendell (Sand Ridge Jr.), and Matt Patterson (Rocky Mountain Jr.).

Unique hands-on learning experiences like this highlight the #WSDAdvantage. We prepare students for successful future careers through programs you won't find in other districts. Join our Weber School District family today!
3 days ago, Weber School District
A smiling female culinary student wearing a white chef coat, black apron, and blue protective gloves, holding out a small plate with a freshly baked chocolate dessert
Three culinary students in striped aprons gathering around a table during a cooking competition. One student with braided hair reaches into a Dutch oven with a protective glove, while the other two look on attentively.
A high school culinary student in a black bandana, chef coat, and blue gloves using a pastry brush to apply sauce to a piece of meat on a cutting board. Another student in the background works nearby.
Close-up of a student in a white chef coat and blue gloves carefully scooping vanilla ice cream from a bucket into a small serving dish over a dessert.
Close-up of a student chef in glasses and blue gloves meticulously placing mini marshmallows on top of individual baked desserts in gold tins.
Four high school culinary students in white chef coats presenting plated dishes to judges seated across a table. The judges inspect the food entries and evaluation sheets.
A lineup of culinary students wearing white chef coats and black aprons standing attentively in a row while waiting for their dishes to be evaluated at a competition table.
Three high school culinary students standing side-by-side with arms folded or at their sides, listening attentively during a competition evaluation. They are wearing white chef coats and black aprons.
Three high school culinary students standing together in a room, smiling and holding certificates from a ProStart culinary competition. The students are wearing white chef coats or black aprons. The certificates read "BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE" for Entree 1st Place, Side Dish 1st Place, and Dessert 2nd Place.
A group of six culinary students and an adult instructor standing behind a food display table holding certificates that read "BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE". The table is set up with paper towels, serving dishes, a red cooler, and food containers.
Join us in giving a huge CONGRATULATIONS to Ms. Jennifer Graviet at Sand Ridge Junior High! Ms. Graviet has been named one of just 48 educators nationwide to receive the prestigious 2027 Travelers Award for Teaching Excellence!

With a career built on empowering young minds and elevating her fellow educators, Ms. Graviet’s influence reaches beyond the walls of her classroom. In addition to her influential work with students at Sand Ridge Jr. High, she has been a champion for public education as a longtime UEA leader and former Weber Education Association President.

Thank you, Ms. Graviet, for your leadership, passion, and tireless dedication to the students and staff at Sand Ridge Jr. High and across Weber School District. We are beyond proud to celebrate you!

Leave a reaction and drop your congratulatory messages in the comments below!
17 days ago, Weber School District
Picture of Ms. Graviet
Picture of Ms. Graviet
Orchard Springs 4th graders learned flag ettiquette from our local veterans! Members of VFW Post 1695 in Brigham City visited with classes to share powerful lessons on flag etiquette, history, and military service.

Led by Commander Steve Greer, veterans worked one-on-one with students, teaching them the precise detail and discipline required to fold the American flag. This hands-on training comes at the perfect time. These rising leaders will officially take over flag duties for the school next year!

This is the #WSDAdvantage in action: bringing community experts into our schools to give students authentic leadership skills that go beyond the classroom.

A big thank you to PE teacher Candice Burton for organizing this visit, and to our VFW Post 1695 veterans for sharing their time and wisdom with our future leaders!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A military veteran in uniform guiding two young students step-by-step as they learn how to fold an American flag inside the school gymnasium.
Image 2: Students sitting attentively on the gymnasium floor raising their hands as a panel of military veterans speaks to them.
Image 3: A group of elementary students seated on the floor watching veterans hold up a fully unfurled American flag during a flag etiquette presentation.
Image 4: A young student pointing toward the blue star field of an American flag held open by a Navy veteran in uniform.
Image 5: A veteran assisting four students standing in a circle as they work together to pull the American flag taut for folding.
Image 6: An Army veteran inspecting and guiding students through the intermediate long fold of the American flag.
Image 7: A veteran in uniform carefully demonstrating the precise triangular fold technique to a young girl.
Image 8: A Navy veteran gathered with a small group of students demonstrating how to complete the final fold of the flag.
Image 9: An Army veteran helping two students place the proper final tuck into a neatly folded triangular flag.
Image 10: Two elementary students smiling proudly as they hold up a perfectly folded triangular American flag together.
What an exciting finish to the Junior High Softball season! Yesterday at Bonneville High School, the Wahlquist Eagles and the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies went head-to-head in an unforgettable championship game.

The Eagles jumped out to an early lead, but the Grizzlies showed relentless hustle, mounting a powerful rally in the final inning. Ultimately, the Eagles claimed the 10-8 victory in a battle defined by remarkable athleticism and true sportsmanship on the field and in the bullpens.

More than victory on the scoreboard, sports in Weber School District teach our student-athletes essential life lessons in teamwork, communication, and resilience. Providing well-rounded opportunities that build confidence both inside and outside the classroom is the #WSDAdvantage.

Thank you to all of our incredible players, coaches, and supportive parents for making this season such a fantastic success!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 10: The Wahlquist Eagles junior high softball team and coaches gathered together on the field proudly holding up their championship trophy.
Image 9: A pitcher leaping into her windup delivery with high energy on the mound.
Image 8: A pitcher delivering a strike with power from the pitcher's mound while spectators watch from behind the fence.
Image 1: A batter in a maroon and grey uniform swinging at a pitch while the catcher poised behind the plate looks on.
Image 2: A batter in a green Wahlquist uniform standing in a focused batting stance in the batter's box awaiting the pitch.
Image 3: Two outfielders tracking and leaping together to catch a pop fly ball in the grass outfield.
Image 4: An infielder in a green uniform making an athletic, off-balance throw across the diamond.
Image 5: A runner diving back to second base as the infielder fields a short hop to attempt a tag.
Image 6: A runner in a maroon uniform sprinting hard down the baseline toward the next base.
Image 7: An infielder leaping high in the air to field a line drive on the infield dirt.
🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP THRILLER! 🏐

On Wednesday, our Junior High Boys Volleyball Championship brought the energy to an all-time high with an unforgettable battle between two incredible teams: the undefeated North Ogden Junior High Knights and the 7-2 Orion Junior High Titans!

It was a nail-biter from the very first serve. The Knights came out strong, taking an exciting first set, but the Titans showed incredible resilience, digging deep to take the next three sets to claim the championship title!

We want to send a huge CONGRATULATIONS to the Orion Titans on winning the championship trophy! And an equally big shoutout to the North Ogden Knights for an extraordinary, undefeated regular season and an exceptional fight in the finals.

Both teams showcased world-class sportsmanship, hustle, and heart, proving once again why our Weber School District community is second to none. We couldn't be prouder of these student-athletes and their dedicated coaches! 💙🏐
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: The Orion Junior High boys volleyball team and coaching staff posing together on the court holding their championship trophy after winning the tournament.
Image 2: A North Ogden Junior High player in a purple jersey leaping high at the net to spike the ball against opposing blockers.
Image 3: An Orion Junior High player going up for a powerful jump-spike over a two-person block at the net.
Image 4: A North Ogden Junior High player in a purple jersey setting the volleyball high near the net as cheerleaders watch from the sidelines.
Image 5: An Orion Junior High volleyball player executing a precise jump-set during match play.
Image 6: A packed student section in the bleachers wearing school colors and wildly cheering during the championship match.
Image 7: A North Ogden Junior High player jumping high to serve the volleyball over the net during competition.
Image 8: An Orion Junior High player soaring above the net to hit a spike while opposing defenders leap to block.
Image 9: A large crowd of students filling the gym bleachers, holding up heart hand signs to support their team during the game.
Image 10: An Orion Junior High volleyball player reaching high with one hand to strike the ball past a defender's block.
Weber Cone Comes Together for Hope, Connection, and Community!️

What an incredible evening at North Ogden Junior High for this year’s Try It KNIGHT community event! 💜🩵 Families from across the Weber Cone gathered for a night packed with fun, hands-on activities, and meaningful connections.

From trying out instruments and exploring 3D printing to testing skills with Weber High Wrestling, checking out the North View Fire truck, and taking on the Gaga Ball and Spikeball courts, the evening was exciting! Meals from local favorites like Pizza Man, Marquesas Corn Dogs, and Bella’s fed over 1,000 community members.

Most importantly, this evening reminded us that Mental Health Matters & Suicide Prevention Saves Lives. Events like Try It KNIGHT showcase the true strength of our Weber School District family when we come together to support one another.

A massive thank you to our hardworking PTSA, staff, and all the volunteers who made this night unforgettable!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A group of firefighters standing outside a large North View Fire District ladder truck parked at a school community event while a young student and parent look on.
Image 2: Two student-athletes wearing grey Weber Cross Country t-shirts standing on a grassy field playing a game of cornhole.
Image 3: Two young elementary students wearing fun dress-up accessories—including star-shaped sunglasses, a sequined hat, and lobster claws—speaking and chanting into a microphone and megaphone.
Image 4: A staff member sitting and demonstrating how to weave a colorful string bracelet to a young student inside the school gymnasium.
Image 5: Students gathered around a craft table in a school hallway selecting paper shapes and stamps to make custom buttons and bookmarks.
Image 6: Students and staff playing a friendly game of 9-square-in-the-air inside a gymnasium set up with a temporary inflatable arena.
Image 7: Two young students practicing wrestling moves on a blue padded mat inside the gymnasium under the supervision of an instructor.
Image 8: A young student secured in a safety harness lowering down from an outdoor mobile climbing wall against a clear blue sky.
Image 9: A smiling young girl with glasses climbing up an outdoor artificial rock wall while wearing a safety harness and helmet strap.
Image 10: A group of middle school students playing a game of 9-Square outdoors using a PVC pipe grid structure with mountains in the background.
Double the Stories, Double the Magic!

Yesterday was an extra special day for our students at Burch Creek Elementary and Roosevelt Elementary! Thanks to the incredible generosity and partnership of the Intermountain Health Education Innovation Fund, we hosted two unforgettable author book drops!

Local favorite authors Jennifer A. Nielsen and Thal Dixon visited both campuses to inspire our young readers and future writers.

Author Jennifer A. Nielsen took our upper elementary students on an exciting journey through the creative writing process—showing them how big ideas turn into epic adventures. To cap off an amazing session, every student went home with their very own copy of her novel, Elliot and the Goblin War!

Author Thal Dixon gave our younger students an interactive peek behind the scenes to show them how a book is made—from initial ideas and illustrations to the final printed page! Every student walked away with a copy of The P Book!

We love seeing our students' faces light up with the gift of reading. A massive thank you to Jennifer and Thal for bringing so much energy and inspiration to Weber School District!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A line of elementary students standing in a hallway, excitedly holding up copies of the book Elliot and the Goblin War by Jennifer A. Nielsen.
Image 2: Visiting author Jennifer A. Nielsen speaking into a microphone and gesturing toward the audience during a lively school assembly in the gymnasium.
Image 3: A visiting author with a arm sling presenting on stage alongside three elementary students holding up illustrated story pages.
Image 4: District Superintendent Dr. Gina Butters and staff handing out new books to smiling elementary students standing in line.
Image 5: Author Jennifer A. Nielsen presenting on stage in front of a screen displaying her book covers to a gymnasium full of seated students.
Image 6: Author Jennifer A. Nielsen laughing and holding up a student's artwork on poster paper on stage next to a student assistant.
Image 7: Elementary students sitting on the gymnasium floor raising their hands eagerly to ask questions during an author assembly.
Image 8: A smiling elementary student walking down the hallway carrying a book after receiving it from stacks set up on a mobile cart.
Image 9: An author with his arm in a sling guiding two young students on stage as they hold open a picture book for the audience.
Image 10: A teacher wearing cowboy boots directing a line of young elementary students carrying their new books out of the classroom.
Way to go, Bulldogs! Washington Terrace Elementary was featured on FOX 13 as a Cool School this past Thursday, and our students and staff truly shined. 📺

Principal Nestoryak and the Washington Terrace team showed off what makes their school so special. Viewers got to see student talents in their broadcast studio, learn about last year's production of Beauty and the Beast, and see the Hope Squad in action making a positive impact on culture.

Moments like this highlight the incredible leadership, creative arts, and peer support programs available across Weber School District every day. That is the #WSDAdvantage!

Watch the full story here: https://www.fox13now.com/.../students-at-the-center-of...

Looking for an inspiring school home where your student can thrive? Come see what makes Weber School District the top choice for families!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A news videographer capturing a broadcast camera shot of a FOX 13 reporter interviewing a school staff member wearing a Washington Terrace Elementary Bulldogs sweatshirt.
Image 2: A FOX 13 news reporter holding a microphone and standing with school administrators and a teacher as two young students proudly hold up their Student of the Month certificates.
Image 3: A large group of elementary students, teachers, and Hope Squad members cheering and posing outside the school building with FOX 13 News.
Image 4: A FOX 13 news reporter kneeling down with a microphone at a news desk set up in a classroom to interview two elementary student news anchors.
Image 5: A news reporter holding a microphone up to a young student speaking in a classroom while a teacher looks on and smiles.
Image 6: A FOX 13 reporter holding a microphone while sitting amongst elementary students at their classroom desks during reading time.
Image 7: A news reporter extending a microphone to a young student holding an award certificate while a smiling school administrator stands beside them.
Image 8: A news reporter standing in front of a painted castle doorway backdrop with elementary students wearing theater costumes for a school play.
Image 9: A FOX 13 reporter leaning down with a microphone to interview a young student standing on stage with a group of classmates.
Image 10: A news reporter interviewing members of the school's Hope Squad and staff members standing outside against the brick building wall.
📖 What an incredible Read-a-Thon day across Weber School District! 📖

Yesterday, all of our schools and over 30,000 students joined Governor Spencer Cox and First Lady Abby Cox for the statewide Utah Reads Read-a-Thon!

From quiet reading nooks in our elementary libraries to high schoolers diving into their favorite novels, our entire district showed up to celebrate the power and fun of reading. Photos have been pouring in from every corner of the district, and we couldn't be prouder of our students and educators!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: Five elementary school students wearing comfortable clothes and pajamas lounging on blankets across a classroom floor while reading books together.
Image 2: A large group of students relaxing on blankets across a grassy outdoor courtyard area while reading books during a school reading event.
Image 3: Students gathered around a counter in the school library choosing colorful craft supplies and fidget items with a staff member dressed in a Halloween robe.
Image 4: Two students smiling side-by-side at a small table, proudly holding up book covers alongside a large decorated water bottle and a fidget toy.
Image 5: Students sitting on high stools at a large table inside an art studio room while reading books during designated reading time.
Image 6: Four young students finding cozy spots—on chairs with their feet resting on other chairs, on the floor with blankets, or under desk tables—to read books in a classroom.
Image 7: Four female students lying and sitting together on blankets on the floor near a bright window, deeply engrossed in reading their books.
Image 8: A guest reader wearing a purple crayon hat reading a storybook aloud to a large class of elementary students sitting attentively on the floor.
Image 9: Two elementary students cozying up on the floor under a classroom table with throw pillows to read their books together.
Image 10: Three young boys lying on their stomachs on a soft green blanket on the classroom floor, smiling as they look at picture books open in front of them.
Today marks Utah’s statewide Read-a-Thon, championed by Governor Spencer Cox and First Lady Abby Cox. While students and staff across Weber School District set aside dedicated time to read today, we are still celebrating the incredible turnout at T.H. Bell Junior High's recent Community Reading Night!

Events like T.H. Bell's showcase what makes our district special. Families gathered for a free community dinner, connected with local authors, enjoyed story time with local heroes, swapped books, and explored the provided activities.

Did you know that reading for just 20 minutes a day exposes a child to nearly 2 million words a year and can reduce stress by up to 68%? At Weber School District, we prioritize literacy every day, surrounding our students with rich learning opportunities and strong community support.

Discover the #WSDAdvantage and see why families thrive in Weber School District.
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: Three smiling school staff members wearing matching red "Minutemen Read" t-shirts posing next to a welcome sign and balloon arch for T.H. Bell Community Reading Night.
Image 2: A student holding a microphone while an educator displays open pages of a colorful children's book to a classroom audience.
Image 3: Four smiling students wearing matching red, white, and blue letterman-style cardigans standing together in a school hallway.
Image 4: Two young students proudly showing off their hand-colored bookmarks and small prize items during Reading Night activities.
Image 5: A staff member and a student in a school cardigan wearing blue protective gloves while holding up a slice of pizza to serve attendees.
Image 6: Two smiling male students wearing school letterman cardigans and blue gloves holding containers of cookies to serve at the event.
Image 7: Two young students seated at a cafeteria table enjoying pizza and reading a graphic novel together.
Image 8: Two male students browsing colorful wristbands and fidget toys displayed on an information table hosted by a school staff member.
Image 9: Students examining reading prizes and silicone wristbands laid out on a table during the community reading event.
Image 10: A smiling educator in a bright red shirt holding up a copy of Where the Wild Things Are in front of a screen projecting the book's cover artwork.
What an incredible day at last week's Unified Soccer Tournament at Bonneville High! ⚽️✨ The energy was electric right from the start, especially with an amazing opening performance by Starbound, our Unified Cheer squad, setting the tone for an unforgettable celebration of inclusion and school spirit.

One of the best parts of this tournament is watching our peer partners and student athletes build genuine connections on and off the field, learning, competing, and celebrating alongside one another.

Off the pitch, Bonneville’s student clubs created a incredible "Olympic Village" experience packed with fun for everyone—complete with face painting, snow cones, popcorn, and even a petting zoo!

A massive thank you to the Weber School District Foundation, Bonneville High School, our BHS clubs, and all the peer partners, organizers, and volunteers who made this day possible. Seeing our school community lift each other up and celebrate every student's abilities is what the
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 3: Cheerleaders and Starbound Unified cheer team members holding pom-poms and performing a routine together on the field.
Image 4: Students and Unified Sports athletes standing in a row on the sideline field with their hands over their hearts during the national anthem.
Image 1: A group of Bonneville High Unified Sports athletes and student partners wearing blue and yellow jerseys posing together on the football field gridiron.
Image 2: Westfield High Unified Sports players and coaches standing together in front of a soccer goal frame on the turf field.
Image 5: A joyful Bonneville High athlete wearing headphones celebrating on the field with arms raised in the air alongside cheering teammates.
Image 9: Four student volunteer referees in black-and-white striped shirts posing together on the field while one holds a soccer ball.
Image 6: Two Canyon View soccer players and two staff members wearing navy Unified Sports shirts smiling together while holding a soccer ball on the field.
Image 7: A Fremont High Unified soccer player winding up to kick a soccer ball across the turf field while a teammate watches nearby.
Image 8: Two Unified soccer athletes in blue and purple jerseys battling for possession of a soccer ball on the field in front of filled stadium bleachers.
Image 10: A coach and five Westfield High Unified soccer athletes wearing bright orange jerseys standing together in front of a soccer goal net.
Huge congratulations to our incredible student-athletes who competed at the Ogden/Weber City-County Cross Country Championship on September 23 at the Weber County Fairgrounds! Despite warm weather, our runners tackled a newly redesigned, challenging course and pushed hard for personal records.

A massive shoutout to Weber High School for taking 1st place in both the Boy's and Girl's varsity team competitions! 🏆

Top Boys Individual Varsity:
• 1st Place: Erik Bryant (Weber)
• 2nd Place: Daxton Coombs (West Field)
• 3rd Place: Beau Jenkins (Fremont)

Top Girls Individual Varsity:
• 3rd Place: McKell Jensen (Weber)
• 4th Place: Laney Tolman (Weber)
• 6th Place: Kara Richards (Weber)

View full race results here: https://sporttrax.com/meets/1374/results/by-event
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: Four student-athletes from the Weber High cross-country team smiling and posing together on the grass in their black, red, and white uniforms before a meet.
Image 2: Seven male student-athletes in matching blue and white striped cross-country uniforms standing side-by-side with arms around each other on the grass.
Image 3: A female cross-country runner wearing a yellow and navy "Lakers" jersey running along a grassy course alongside a chain-link fence.
Image 4: A female cross-country athlete in a rust-orange tank top running focused along an outdoor grass course near an American flag.
Image 5: A pack of male student-athletes in blue and white striped uniforms running together in a tight group during a cross-country race.
Image 6: A male cross-country runner in a black singlet leading a group of competitors along a marked grass track.
Image 7: A male student-athlete in a black and red Weber High uniform sprinting hard toward the finish line during a race.
Image 8: Two female Weber High cross-country runners in black singlets pacing together along a sunny, open grass course.
Image 9: A male cross-country runner in a rust-orange jersey pushing through a stride while spectators clap and cheer for him from the sidelines.
Image 10: A focused male runner in a rust-orange tank top competing on a grassy field with spectators watching in the background.
50 years of Mustang pride! Uintah Elementary kicked off its milestone 50th anniversary with an unforgettable Fall Carnival. From rock climbing walls, mini-golf, and train rides to face painting, food trucks, and a silent auction, the evening was packed with smiles and connection. The highlight of the night was definitely watching Principal Dunyon brave the dunk tank to end the event!

With three generations of family members now having attended Uintah, moments like these highlight the deep roots and supportive community that make Weber School District so unique. Decades of tradition, dedicated educators, and strong neighborhood connections are a key part of the #WSDAdvantage.

Whether your family has been with us for generations or you are looking for a supportive school community to call home, we invite you to join the WSD family.
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A young girl with cheetah face paint smiling and winding up to throw a yellow ball during an outdoor school carnival activity.
Image 2: A student with glasses and temporary hand tattoos smiling side-by-side with a school staff member wearing a denim jacket.
Image 3: Members of a school drumline wearing matching pinstriped baseball-style jerseys and playing snare drums outdoors in front of inflatable event attractions.
Image 4: A smiling staff member wearing a school shirt sitting over a dunk tank and giving a double thumbs-up.
Image 5: A staff member carefully painting a design on a young student's face at an outdoor event booth.
Image 6: A staff member reacting with excitement as she drops into a dunk tank full of water during a school event.
Image 7: A young student wearing a striped shirt aiming and preparing to toss a yellow ball during an outdoor school carnival game.
Image 8: Five young students sitting together and smiling inside a bright green event cart while holding lollipops.
Image 9: Two smiling students holding photo booth props in front of a colorful, painted horse statue celebrating a 50-year school milestone.
Image 10: A smiling adult and a young student with glasses looking over wrapped gift baskets displayed on a table at an outdoor school event.
Our superintendency team visited Burch Creek Elementary and H Guy Child Elementary to celebrate our dedicated young scholars. Superintendent Gina Butters, Assistant Superintendent Dave Hales, Director of Elementary Education Heather Neilson, and Assistant Director Kirt Swalberg spent time reading stories, engaging students, and handing out earned certificates.

We are so proud of every student who read at least 10 books (or 1,000 pages!) and put in the dedicated practice hours to maintain their math skills over the summer. A special thank you to our parents and guardians for reading with your children and encouraging daily learning at home.

Hands-on leadership and strong family partnerships are a big part of the #WSDAdvantage. If you are looking for a school district that actively supports and celebrates your child at every step, we invite you to join our Weber School District family!
18 days ago, Weber School District
Image 1: A excited young elementary student wearing a blue jacket and striped shorts smiling and raising both arms—holding a certificate in one hand—as school staff clap and cheer for him.
Image 2: An educator on stage holding up the picture book What the Road Said by Cleo Wade while speaking into a microphone in front of a large screen showing the book's cover artwork to students.
Image 3: A group of elementary school students sitting cross-legged on the floor, attentively looking toward the stage during a school assembly.
Image 4: A staff member pointing to a large projection screen displaying pages from a storybook about courage during an assembly in front of a seated audience of students.
Image 5: Elementary students sitting on the floor with their hands raised high in the air to answer a question during an assembly with school administrators on stage.
Image 6: A school administrator speaking into a microphone and gesturing with his hand while addressing a gym full of students seated on the floor.
Image 7: A smiling young student wearing a pink shirt receiving a certificate, shaking hands with a school administrator, and being greeted by school staff.
Image 8: Three smiling young male students standing together and proudly holding up their Weber School District Superintendent's Math Award and Reading Award certificates.
Image 9: A large group of elementary students and school staff posing together on stage, holding up their academic award certificates in front of a projection screen.
Image 10: A wide group photo of elementary students holding their certificates alongside school staff and administrators standing in front of a screen promoting a school Read-A-Thon event.
Think fast! Fremont High School students recently stepped into the "Wolf Tank" to present quick, innovative solutions to unpredictable business scenarios in just 60 seconds!

Organized annually to highlight our outstanding DECA and FBLA programs, this high-energy event gives students a real taste of real-world business competition—giving our high schoolers a true competitive edge! That’s the #WSDAdvantage in action: hands-on learning opportunities that prepare our students for college, careers, and beyond!

A huge thank you to our guest judges from Weber State University's Sales program for taking the time to mentor, evaluate, and reward our rising leaders!
about 1 month ago, Weber School District
A Fremont High School student gestures animatedly with her hands while pitching a 60-second business solution to a guest judge seated across a white table in the school hallway.
A large blue backdrop displaying repeated DECA logos alongside a banner that reads "Fremont Wolf Tank: 90 Second Scenario - Try it for a chance to win!" with a wolf silhouette.
A group of Fremont High School students gathered around a table in the hallway, smiling and chatting enthusiastically during the DECA Wolf Tank competition.
Students wearing school colors stand around a high-top table in the hallway, observing a card-based activity setup during the Wolf Tank event.
A female student wearing a green and gold shirt uses expressive hand gestures to pitch her quick business ideas to a guest judge from Weber State University.
Two male high school students present their pitch to a judge seated at a white table, with school award trophy cases visible in the background.
A student in a white graphic tee gestures with his hands while making a quick business pitch to a judge seated at a long table in the busy hallway.
Two male students present their pitch across a table to judges, standing under a sign that reads "Fremont High School Performing Arts" in the school concourse.
A wide view of the bustling Fremont High School hallway filled with students participating in the high-energy Wolf Tank event at various judging tables and stations.
Hard work, grit, and world-class athletic talent.
Balancing academics with elite competition takes immense discipline. Brothers Teague and Rhett McPherson recently demonstrated that work ethic by winning top honors at the International Miniature Bull Riding Association World Championships right here at the Golden Spike.

Facing over 150 international competitors, Teague (West Weber Elementary) and Rhett (Mt. View Junior High) each completed four successful rides to finish with the highest overall scores in their respective divisions. Teague took home the PeeWee Division title, while Rhett earned the Junior Division championship.

We take pride in fostering environments where students develop the confidence and determination to excel wherever their passions take them. That balance of strong academics and personal achievement is the #WSDAdvantage.
about 1 month ago, Weber School District
A young bull rider wearing a protective helmet and vest raises his free arm high while riding a bucking black bull out of the arena chutes.
A young rider wearing a protective helmet and purple chaps holds on tight while riding a brown bucking bull in an arena full of spectators.
A young cowboy wearing a plaid shirt and leather chaps stays balanced atop a powerful speckled brown and white bucking bull during a ride.
World Champions Teague and Rhett McPherson stand together in cowboy hats in the arena dirt, holding their championship belt buckles and large ceremonial checks from the World Finals.
Yesterday, Representative Katy Hall spent the day experiencing what makes Weber School District so special! She visited South Ogden Junior High and Roosevelt Elementary as part of Utah's Legislator in the Classroom initiative.

At South Ogden Junior High, Representative Hall met with Student Body Officers and sat in on History, Math, and Art classes. Over at Roosevelt Elementary, student ambassadors took her on a guided tour, highlighting their favorite school initiatives and engaging in an energetic Q&A session.

Giving our students direct access to state leaders is just one of the ways we build real-world learning opportunities right here in our neighborhood schools. That is the #WSDAdvantage!
Thank you, Representative Hall, for taking the time to connect with our future leaders and dedicated educators
about 1 month ago, Weber School District
Representative Katy Hall stands in a school hallway with four South Ogden Junior High Student Body Officers wearing matching blue and white SBO cardigans.
Representative Katy Hall and a South Ogden Junior High teacher smile while listening to an SBO student present in front of a whiteboard listing U.S. History class agendas.
Representative Katy Hall tours a Roosevelt Elementary classroom alongside young student ambassadors who guide her through the doorway.
A Roosevelt Elementary student ambassador holds open a project binder to explain a lesson initiative to Representative Katy Hall and school staff.
Junior high students sit attentively at their desks during a classroom lesson at South Ogden Junior High.
Representative Katy Hall sits in on a small group discussion with South Ogden Junior High Student Body Officers in a conference setting.
A teacher wearing a colorful patterned shirt addresses his class at the front of a South Ogden Junior High classroom next to a history presentation slide.
Two Roosevelt Elementary student ambassadors speak with Representative Katy Hall in the school hallway.
Representative Katy Hall and Roosevelt Elementary school administrators listen as a student ambassador gesturally presents in a open learning area.
Representative Katy Hall, school administrators, and a group of Roosevelt Elementary student ambassadors pose for a group photo in front of a large life-sized dinosaur display inside the school.
Great games, bright sunshine, and amazing student-athletes!
Snowcrest Junior High hosted Sand Ridge Junior High for an action-packed softball game in the valley. Both teams brought incredible energy and sportsmanship from the first pitch to the final inning. Snowcrest took the win 22-12, but both teams gave our community a fantastic game to watch.

Extracurricular activities and athletics give our students the chance to build confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills outside the classroom. That is the #WSDAdvantage!
about 1 month ago, Weber School District
A Snowcrest Junior High softball pitcher in a blue jersey and protective face guard winds up and releases a pitch on the field during a game against Sand Ridge.
A Sand Ridge Junior High softball player wearing a brown pinstripe Scorpions uniform and batting helmet rounded the bases and sprints toward home plate.
A Snowcrest softball infielder wearing a face mask and blue jersey stays low in an athletic ready stance, fielding her position on the dirt infield.
A Sand Ridge batter connects with a pitch, sending the softball flying into the field as the catcher and umpire track the ball.
A Snowcrest softball player fields the ball on the run and prepares to make a throw across the infield.
A high-energy play at second base as a Sand Ridge runner slides into the bag while a Snowcrest fielder fields the throw to attempt the tag.
A Sand Ridge Junior High softball coach gathers his team in the pitcher's circle for a mound conference during the game.
A Snowcrest batter takes her stance at the plate with the umpire and catcher positioned behind home plate.
A Snowcrest player bends down to field a sharp ground ball cleanly on the dirt during the game.
A Sand Ridge batter completes her swing after making contact with a pitch during the softball matchup against Snowcrest.