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Monday, 06 March 2023 02:24
Lomond View celebrates Dr. Seuss's Birthday!
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Friday, 17 February 2023 12:40
Fee Schedule 2023-24
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Thursday, 02 February 2023 00:18
Roy High’s Play Productions proudly presents Cases of Mistaken Identity
Roy High’s Play Productions class 2022/23 proudly presents this year's play Cases of Mistaken Identity, a fun comedy. We open; Thursday February 9th at 7:00 pm in the Little Theater and it runs Friday Feb. 10th @ 7:00 pm, Sat. Feb. 11th matinee @ 2:00 pm, and closes on Monday Feb 13th @ 7:00 pm (a great pre-Valentines date activity!) Tickets are $8 for students (18 and under) and teachers/ staff, and $10 for adults. Tickets can be purchased at the door, at the bookkeeper's office, or online at roy.wsd.net (Please print your receipt as your ticket.)
On behalf of the cast, director, and crew we happily would like to invite you all to attend and hope you will encourage others to attend as well. The students really love when their teachers and staff attend to watch these important activities outside of the classroom and the Theater Arts department also really appreciates and really needs the support. This is a hilarious play which will be entertaining for all audiences! The cast is AWESOME!!!! We have some extremely talented and hardworking students in the cast and we all are very excited for these performances and are looking forward to entertaining you!!
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Wednesday, 01 February 2023 14:38
Retirement Yearbook
Retiring this year? Tell us your story.
Each year a booklet is published featuring the retiring employees for the year. The booklets are made available to faculty and staff at schools, and every retiring employee will receive a copy at the retirement banquet in the spring.
If you’re retiring this year, we want to hear from you! Share some fond memories of your career and tell us about the plans you are making for your retirement years.
Retirement Yearbook Submissions
Retirees will continue to receive the retirement yearbook for five years at their mailing address on file with the school district.
Retirement Yearbook
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| 2 | WSD Retirement Yearbook 2023 | 8.19 MB | 668 times |
| 3 | WSD Retirement Yearbook 2022 | 10.31 MB | 745 times |
| 4 | WSD Retirement Yearbook 2021 | 10.12 MB | 644 times |
| 5 | WSD Retirement Yearbook 2020 | 8.82 MB | 576 times |
| 6 | WSD Retirement Yearbook 2019 | 12.59 MB | 979 times |
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Wednesday, 25 January 2023 02:57
WEBER HIGH MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS...
SWEETHEARTS BIG BAND BASH
Music, Dinner, Dancing
Featuring classic jazz and big band music by Weber High Jazz Band and Chamber Choir
February 9th & 10th at the Weber High Commons. Tickets available December 1st.
Tickets online at:
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Wednesday, 11 January 2023 09:26
Calendar 2023-2024
- Teacher Contract Days - August 17,18
- Professional Learning Days No Students - August 21, 22 October 27, January 12
- 1st Quarter - August 23 - October 26 (46 Days)
- 2nd Quarter - October 30 - January 11 (45 Days)
- 3rd Quarter - January 16 - March 15 (44 Days)
- 4th Quarter - March 18 - May 24 (45 Days)
- Comp Days - November 22, February 16, March 29
- First Day of School - August 23
- Last Day of School - May 24
- Elementary Parent Teacher Conf. - Early Out. October 9,10, February 7,8,
- Fall Break - October 12, 13
- Thanksgiving Break - November 23, 24
- Winter Break - December 21 - January 1
- Spring Break - April 1 - 5
- Secondary Parent Teacher Conf. - Early Out. September 27 and February 21
- National Holidays - September 4, January 1, January 15, February 19
- ACT - March 12 ACT for Juniors
- Early Out - December 20
- Elementary Early Out - September 15
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Monday, 19 December 2022 13:00
Snow Days
Closures, Delayed Starts, and Early Releases Due to Weather
(Snow Days)
Utah is a winter state with the Ogden area receiving over five feet of snowfall annually. During winter months, temperatures can average in the 20s & 30s, and it’s not uncommon to experience patterns of cold and snowy weather.
Despite inclement weather, Weber School District has a responsibility to keep schools open as long as they can be safely and effectively operated. The public relies on our schools to be open as we provide many services for children and families.
- In addition to learning, our schools provide breakfast and lunch to many children who might go without.
- Unscheduled closures on short notice may create hardships for working parents, and many children could be left home unsupervised.
- Neighborhood schools provide a warm and safe place for all children, so any adjustment to the school schedule must be carefully considered.
With these factors in mind, all Weber School District schools will be open on all regularly scheduled school days unless circumstances exist that create serious health and safety concerns.
On days when snow is expected, our custodial and maintenance crews will be out early to evaluate conditions at each school. They will be checking to make sure the building can be safely opened, which includes clearing snow from parking lots and sidewalks and ensuring all heating and lighting systems are functioning properly. It’s critical that we have adequate staff on site prior to the start of classes.
Another important consideration is busing. Our transportation department is constantly monitoring weather forecasts and road conditions. They must determine if the main roadways have been cleared by plows, and if our buses are able to safely and effectively operate.
If buildings can be safely opened and buses are able to pick up students at regularly scheduled times, then school will be in session. In the event that conditions don’t allow this, the decision to modify the school schedule will be the decision of the superintendent.
We plan on our schools to be open and functioning normally throughout the school year, so notifications will only be sent out when there is a disruption to the schedule. If parents and students do not receive a notification advising them of a change in the schedule, then they should plan on school being in session.
Notifications will be sent out through the WSD notification system, so please make sure your contact information is up to date. Information may also be posted on district and school websites, as well as social media pages. Teachers and/or principals may also send out messages from their schools. Notifications will be sent out as soon as reasonably possible in order to give parents and students advanced notice of any changes.
In the event of a delayed start, morning preschool classes will be canceled. With a two hour delay, students would have minimal time in the classroom between drop off and pick up (only approximately 45 minutes) which would be disruptive to younger children to not be able to participate in a regular classroom routine.
In the event of an early release, elementary and junior high students will be kept at school until parents have been notified and students can be safely released.
Weber School District operates 45 schools serving over 34,000 students throughout Weber County. We understand that weather and road conditions may vary from one school community to another. Any decision to delay or cancel school is based on the school or district’s situation as a whole, and not according to anyone's individual circumstances. Please consider that adjusting the schedule may be best for one family, but it could be just the opposite for another, so it’s a decision we don’t take lightly.
Ultimately, it is a parent’s decision to send their child to school. If circumstances exist where a parent doesn’t feel that their child can safely get to school, then we expect parents to make the best choice for their child in regards to attendance. Parents should also have a backup plan in place for daycare and supervision in case there is ever an adjustment to the school schedule or if they decide to keep their child home.
If a student is late or missed class due to concerns over being able to get to school safely because of adverse weather conditions, then we will work closely with them in making up any missed assignments.
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Wednesday, 07 December 2022 00:17
Christmas Choir Tree Lighting at Lakeview Elementary
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 00:56
Wall of Honor at Burch Creek Elementary
Every November in honor of Veteran's Day the students and staff at Burch Creek Elementary bring in pictures of their family members who have served or are currently serving in the military. We love to see and be able to honor all of our students and staff members Veterans and Service Members. Thank you for your service!
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Tuesday, 08 November 2022 07:59
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