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Thursday, 16 November 2023 09:02

Boundary Information 2024-25

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Dear Weber School District Parents and Students,

We are excited to share the news that the district has concluded the level three boundary adjustment for the 2024-2025 school year. District officials have put together information to help answer many questions that may arise. Please refer to the links below for detailed information regarding specific topics relevant to your situation and your students.


Please note that while the new boundaries have been established, the bus routes, pick-up times, and walk zones will be updated and available in late spring/early summer for the 2024/25 school year. We are diligently working on ensuring a smooth transition for all students, and we appreciate your patience during this process. Rest assured, we will inform you of any changes to the bus routes and timings as soon as they become available.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we strive to enhance the educational experience for our students and navigate the large-scale school boundary adjustments necessitated by the addition of a new high school (West Field), junior high (Mountain View) and elementary school (yet-to-be-named) in our district.

We hope you enjoy the upcoming holiday season!

All the best,

WSD Superintendency
Secondary Education
Elementary Education

Tuesday, 24 October 2023 09:51

Teen Author Boot Camp

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Join us Saturday, November 11 at Weber Innovation Center for a full day of mentoring and workshops with published authors.

Keynote Speakers

Brandon MullBrandon Mull

Brandon Mull will be the keynote speaker at the Teen Author Boot Camp held at Weber Innovation High School on Saturday, November 11.  Find more information about additional authors who will be presenting at this site.  If students would like a half-price registration coupon code, talk to your school librarian.  These codes are limited, so see your librarian today! Students who are 13-18 years old are invited to attend.






 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jennifer NielsenJennifer Nielsen

Jennifer Nielsen will be the keynote speaker at the Tween Author Boot Camp held at Roy Junior High on the evening of Wednesday, November 8.  Find more information about the other authors who will be presenting at this site or ask your school librarian for more info. Students who are 9-12 years old are invited to attend.  

Tuesday, 02 August 2022 10:26

Website Accessibility Statement

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Web Accessibility

At Weber School District, we are committed to making our website accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities. We are following the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 to ensure our website is user-friendly for all visitors. If you encounter any technology-based barriers while accessing our website, please fill out the form linked below.Website Accessibility Report Form. We will respond to your inquiry within 2 business days and begin working on a solution to any barrier you encounter within 10 business days. We are dedicated to addressing any accessibility issues as quickly as possible and providing you with the information you need in a format that is accessible to you. We believe that every student, parent, and community member should have equal access to information and resources, and we are committed to making our website as accessible as possible. Thank you for visiting the Weber School District website.

Thursday, 04 August 2022 09:46

PDF Calendar 2023-24 Text Only

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August 2023

  • August 17 - Contract Day
  • August 18 - Contract Day
  • August 21 - Professional Development Day
  • August 22 - Professional Development Day
  • August 23 - First Day of School

September 2023

October 2023

  • October 12 - Fall Break
  • October 13 - Fall Break
  • October 26 - End of Quarter 1
  • October 27 - Professional Learning Day
  • October 30 - Start of Quarter 2

November 2023

  • November 22 - Comp Day
  • November 23 - Thanksgiving Break
  • November 24 - Thanksgiving Break

December 2023

  • December 21 - Winter Break
  • December 22 - Winter Break
  • December 23 - Winter Break
  • December 26 - Winter Break
  • December 27 - Winter Break
  • December 28 - Winter Break
  • December 29 - Winter Break
  • December 30 - Winter Break

January 2024

  • January 1 - Winter Break
  • January 11 - End of Quarter 2
  • January 12 - Professional Learning Day
  • January 16 - Start Quarter 3

February 2024

  • February 16 - Comp Day

March 2024

  • March 15 - End of Quarter 3
  • March 18 - Start Quarter 4

April 2024

  • April 1 - Spring Break
  • April 2 - Spring Break
  • April 3 - Spring Break
  • April 4 - Spring Break
  • April 5 - Spring Break

May 2024

  • May 24 - Last Day of School - End Quarter 4

 

 

 

Tuesday, 12 January 2021 14:44

Canvas Help Desk

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helpDeskFor after hours help reach out to our Canvas Help Desk.

Email

Wednesday, 26 August 2020 11:04

How Do I Reset My Password

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To reset your student password follow the steps below.

OPTION 1 - Self Reset

  1. Visit myweber.wsd.net
  2. Click "STUDENT Password Reset" (bottom left)
  3. Enter Student ID
  4. Enter Student Birthdate and Phone number on file

OPTION 2 - Call the School

The School can reset a student password.

Please also make sure to signed the AUP so that your account is not locked.

Wednesday, 29 November 2017 15:25

File a Discrimination Complaint

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Non-Discrimination Policy

Weber School District is committed to ensuring a safe learning and working environment for all our students and employees. Weber School District prohibits discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment), or retaliation on the basis of race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, national origin, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other legally protected classification in all educational  programs, activities, admissions, access, treatment, or employment practices. Board Policy 4120 and 7100 prohibits discrimination based on race, color and national origin, sex, handicap or disability, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972,  and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,the Americans with Disabilities Act, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Equal Access Act, and Utah Code 34A-5-106. Related inquiries and complaints may be directed to a school administrator or to the weber School District Director of Equity, Justice, and Inclusion (801) 476-7869. You may also contact the Office for Civil Rights, Denver, CO, (303) 844-5695 or, if you believe you have been discriminated in your employment, the Utah Antidiscrimination and Labor Division (UALD) at (801) 530-6801 or the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) at 1-800-669-4000..

Title VI

If you believe your student has been discriminated against or harassed, you are encouraged to contact your building principal and/or the Student Services Director at Weber School District offices at (801) 476-7800.

Title IX

If you believe your student has been discriminated against on the basis of sex, including gender identity and sexual orientation, in its educational programs and activities, or harassed in a manner that is creating a hostile environment for your student, you are directed to Policy 4120, paragraphs 1.5A through 1.5G which outlines procedures for filing a Title IX complaint. 

The Title IX Coordinators for Weber School District are the Supervisors of Elementary Education and of Secondary Education.  Their contact information is below:

  • Elementary: Dave Hales
  • Secondary: Clyde Moore

Section 504

If you believe your student has been discriminated against on the basis of a disability, you are directed to Policy 4120, paragraphs 2.7A through 2.7G, which outlines the procedures for filing a 504 complaint. The Section 504 Coordinator for Weber School District is Karen Miller, in Equity, Justice & Inclusion Department.  Ms. Miller can be reached at  .

Monday, 21 August 2017 13:46

Boundary Maps

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Current Boundary Map

Elementary Boundary Map

2023-24 Elementary Boundaries

Junior High Boundary Map

2023-24 Junior High Boundaries

High School Boundary Map

2023-24 High School Boundaries

 

2024-25 Boundary Map

To search for your address, click the magnifying glass icon in the lower right portion of the map screen.

Elementary Boundary Map

2024-25 Elementary Boundaries

Junior High Boundary Map

2024-25 Junior High Boundaries

High School Boundary Map

2024-25 High School Boundaries

We recently posted information/resources regarding suicide prevention and warned about the risks to teens associated with the Netfilx series "13 Reasons Why." One particular suicide prevention resource we are promoting/utilizing in our district is the SafeUT app, and information about this important resource was included in that recent post. Several parents have asked questions or expressed concerns concerning the SafeUT app and we’d like to provide additional information to help you glean a better understanding of the merits and limitations of this suicide prevention resource. 

View our original article on suicide prevention

SafeUT App Basic Information:

Those utilizing the SafeUT app may contact a crisis counselor any time, day or night, either by text or call. This crisis worker is affiliated with UNI – University Neuropsychiatric Institute/U of U Health – and we are not privy to the number of conversations our students have initiated with a UNI crisis worker. This information is protected by HIPAA – federal legislation which provides data privacy and security provisions for safeguarding medical information. The SafeUT app may also be used to submit an "anonymous" tip to school officials via text messaging. The identity of the originator of the tip is safeguarded, as well – unless he/she identifies himself/herself to school officials in the tip’s text narrative. We strongly encourage every student and parent in Weber School District to download the free SafeUT app!

SafeUT App Statistical Data for WSD:

As of May 1st, 2017, 407 anonymous "tips" have been submitted to school officials via the SafeUT app in Weber School District.  When submitting a tip, the following descriptors can be used/selected: abuse, alcohol, bullying, crime, crisis, cutting, cyber-bullying, drugs, fighting, gangs, mental health, planned school attack, school complaint, sexting, sexual misconduct, smoking/tobacco, stealing, suicide, violence, weapons, or "other." Of the 407 anonymous tips submitted, the "top 3" in terms of frequency: 98 tips are labeled "bullying" or "cyber-bullying," 75 tips - "suicide," and 61 tips - "drugs/alcohol/smoking-tobacco." Overall, 75/407 tips, or almost 20% of our tips, relate to suicide. That’s 1 in 5. Alarming! And, it is also a positive, in that it shows our students are reaching out to adults in our schools when in crisis. The SafeUT app has literally saved lives in our schools! The next three most frequent text tips relate to "other," "cutting" and "mental health." 

Who responds to tips submitted by students?

UNI screens all text tips submitted by students/parents/patrons in our district. Mental health experts screen those tips and forward them to respective school designees and/or coordinate with local law enforcement agencies if it is a high level crisis situation (threat of violence made to the school, suicidal individual, etc.). Each school has designated at least one administrator to coordinate efforts in the school to respond to that school’s SafeUT tips. In most of our secondary schools, the entire administrative team and at least one counselor screen tips and determine how best to respond. At the district level, several district officials and each of our student services coordinators (each assigned to a "cone" or grouping of schools) receive all tips submitted and coordinate with school administrators to ensure that tips are responded to in a timely/effective manner. Those tips outlining possible student harm are given the highest priority. 

What do I do if I feel a tip is not responded to in a timely/effective manner?

If students/parents perceive that a tip has not been "followed through" on, we’d recommend contacting school officials and/or providing more detailed information about the concern in the tip’s narrative. Sometimes, a tip is submitted and no associated students are identified by name, or pertinent information is not included. This makes it very difficult to follow through and resolve the alleged issues outlined in the tip. Also, in most instances, especially those involving multiple students, information regarding how the situation was handled at the school level, student-by-student, cannot legally be shared due to FERPA (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act) restrictions. We strongly advocate to students and parents that if a tip is submitted to school officials in regard to bullying/cyber-bulling and the bullying behavior continues, a follow-up tip should be submitted or school officials contacted with concerns.

If you have further questions about the SafeUT app, please feel free to call the Weber School District Student Services office – 801-476-7811 or 801-476-7817. Parents, thank you for sharing your wonderful kids with us! We want each child in our district to feel supported and valued! 

Thursday, 27 April 2017 00:24

Suicide Prevention

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Dear Weber School District Parents/Guardians,

Many of you may be aware of the current popularity of a Netflix series entitled, 13 Reasons Why. It is especially popular within our teen population. NASP (National Association of School Psychologists), USBE (Utah State Board of Education), and several national and local mental health/suicide prevention agencies, along with Weber School District, concur, and do not recommend this series to all students. More specifically, the series is not recommended for students who may be struggling with suicidal ideation and/or depression.   

We are certainly supportive of heightening awareness about the public health crisis of suicide in the state of Utah. In 2015, suicide was the leading cause of death for Utahns ages 10 - 17.  It is the second leading cause of death for ages 18 - 24 and 25 - 44, and the fourth-leading cause of death for ages 45 - 64. Overall, suicide is the seventh-leading cause of death for Utahns ages 10+. We feel it is important to provide information and resources aimed at fully informing you about this popular web-based series. According to Brooke Fox, LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) and author of "13 Reasons Why, and Its Unintended Consequences", the series "… is a suicide revenge fantasy." The main character, Hannah, completes suicide and Brooke Fox states, "Hannah received everything in death that she was hoping for: sympathy, deep regret, guilt, and ultimately—love. However, what the teen brain cannot process is the fact that Hannah is dead – permanently, and never coming back. The concept of the permanence of death is not solidified for a teen at this point in development. This makes suicide seem like an actual option if this can be achieved."

We realize our youth will view/engage in this series and conversations about its content will occur in our homes and schools – mainly teenager to teenager. So, how do we empower ourselves, as educators and adults, to combat the potentially dangerous themes perpetuated to our kids via this series? We strongly encourage you to have conversations with your child, as we are currently engaged in conversations with our teachers, counselors, administrators and school patrons. Review, utilize and share the resources accessible below/attached, and familiarize yourself with the article: "13 Reasons Why, and Its Unintended Consequences" by Brooke Fox, LCSW. Feel free to contact your child’s school counselor in order to obtain information and/or guidance, as well. Research indicates that talking about suicide with our kids does not increase the likelihood of suicide. Talking to your child about suicide gives him/her the sense that the topic is not "taboo" and opens up important lines of communication.

Below you'll find suicide prevention resources which provides several ways to "reach out" to trained mental health professionals. The SafeUT app allows users to anonymously submit a tip and/or speak directly with a crisis counselor affiliated with UNI (University Neuropsychiatric Institute – U of U Health). Each school in our district has promoted this valuable resource and encourages students and parents, alike, to download the app onto digital devices. The SafeUT app has literally saved lives in Utah!

See how the SafeUT app is being used in Weber School District

 

Here’s the link to the article:

"13 Reasons Why, and Its Unintended Consequences":

Check out these great resources related to suicide prevention:

We truly care about our students and are fully committed to the implementation of effective suicide prevention efforts in our district. We want each of our students to feel loved and supported as they progress through our schools and encounter the personal challenges related to this life. Addressing the needs of "the whole child" is foundational to The Weber Way.

Professionally,

Gina Butters
Weber School District
Student Services Director
5320 Adams Avenue Parkway