Weber High School
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Principal
Ryan Kachold
Address
430 W. Weber High Drive
Pleasant View, UT 84414
Phone/Fax
P. 8014763700
F. 8014763799
Weber High School is a 6A Utah secondary school with an enrollment of approximately 1800 students. Weber is located in Pleasant View, Utah about 5 miles north of Ogden,Utah. It serves the residents of Pleasant View, North Ogden, Harrisville, Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty. It is part of the Weber School District and includes grades 10-12. Weber offers 16 AP Courses and multiple concurrent enrollment courses.
The original location of Weber High School was between 11th and 12th Street on the east side of Washington Boulevard in Ogden (site of a Shopko store from the mid-1980's - 2010). In 1926, Weber County voters approved a $300,000 bond for a county high school by a vote of 733 to 480. Construction of the building began in 1926 and was completed in 1927. Educators held school in the building in the fall of 1926, although the school was still under construction. In 1953-54 the school expanded with the addition of a new south wing. When the current campus opened in Pleasant View, the old building remained, until demolished in the mid-1980s. Currently, Weber High School sits at the base of Ben Lomond Peak spreading across 70 acres. The campus has recently added a new softball complex to ensure all athletic fields are maintained on campus.
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Fremont High School
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Principal
Alicia Mitchell
Address
1975 North 4700 West
Plain City, UT 84404
Phone/Fax
P. 8014524000
F. 8014524049
Located in Plain City Utah, Fremont High School serves the communities of Marriott-Slaterville, Harrisville, West Weber, Hooper, Taylor, Plain City, and Farr West. The student-body of Fremont High School is made up of students from Rocky Mountain and Wahlquist Junior High Schools, in grades ten through twelve. Fremont High School is a 5A Utah secondary school with an enrollment of approximately 1975 students. Since 1994, our vision and mission has been to “Educate and Inspire… Preparing to Learn and Preparing for Life.” Student learning is the focus of our school and our faculty and staff are dedicated to ensuring that all students learn. Our motto, “Expecting Excellence” and the focus on recognizing individual strengths and individual self-worth makes Fremont a tremendous experience for all who enter here. At Fremont, there is truly something for everyone! Fremont High School is spread across 50- acres, which includes a football stadium, softball and baseball complex. The school offers over 30 clubs, sports, and groups that give students many opportunities to grow and have a memorable high school experience. Fremont has continued to its climb as an elite academic institution with robust community partnerships and outstanding links to local universities and colleges. We have built a strong and effective learning community and our stakeholders are invested in making Fremont a top tier academic experience. We are proud of our past accomplishments in athletics, the arts, and academics, but we are looking vigorously forward as we prepare our students for a future in the 21st Century and the learning that comes with the future.
Fremont High School faculty and staff have taken a leadership role in our professional development. Our teachers are always looking for ways to improve instruction. Fremont offers 14 AP Courses and many concurrent enrollment courses that point our students toward college and career readiness. Enrollment in AP and Concurrent classes has increased by 25% in the last two years! Fremont’s students are encouraged to take rigorous courses that challenge them and our teachers encourage and support students and are committed to their success. We firmly believe that our students can do hard things and our community embodies this virtue.
Our staff at Fremont High School consists of a principal, two assistant principals, one administrative intern, five counselors, 82 teachers, seven secretaries, 16-aides, five full-time custodians, one CTE coordinator, one law enforcement officer, one computer technology specialist and one media specialist. What a great opportunity it is to be a part of the of the Fremont High School family. FHS is a great school and a tremendous place to come and be a part of during these critical years. The community supports FHS – what it represents, the facility, the faculty and staff, supportive parents, established traditions, and undoubtedly the world’s greatest students. Together we will continue to build upon the high standard of excellence that has been set academically, athletically, in the arts, in career and technical, and through personal character and service. It’s a Great Day to be a Silverwolf!
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Bonneville High School
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Principal
Richard Murray
Address
251 E 4800 South
Ogden, UT 84405
Phone/Fax
P. 8014524050
F. 8014761837
Bonneville High School is a 4A High School with approximately 1400 students and 118 faculty and staff members. Bonneville High School is located in the Washington Terrace area of Ogden, Utah. It serves the residents of four communities which include: Uintah City, Riverdale City, South Ogden City and Washington Terrace City. It is part of Weber School District and includes grades 10-12.
Bonneville High School resides on the sandy remnants of Lake Bonneville. Its doors first opened in 1960. The first classes that occupied the school included freshman. As the finest staff was assembled and the first students began, it was decided that a symbol of a chain encircling the Anchor “B” would signify the strength of all working together in common goals. As the population around the area continued to grow, it became necessary for the school to expand also. The school has been added on to several times to keep up with the growing demands of the area. Bonneville High School has seen 18 state championships in a variety of areas. As Bonneville High School staff prepares students for careers and college, the school offers a variety of AP classes, concurrent enrollment courses, Project Lead the Way, magnet classes, and college prep classes. Bonneville High School has always had some of the finest teachers and staff members in the State. Bonneville High School embraces diversity, providing a safe and friendly environment for all students.
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News Feeds (com_newsfeeds) provides a way to organize and present news feeds. News feeds are a way that you present information from another site on your site. For example, the joomla.org website has numerous feeds that you can incorporate on your site. You an use menus to present a single feed, a list of feeds in a category, or a list of all feed categories. Help
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The users extension lets your site visitors register, login and logout, change their passwords and other information, and recover lost passwords. In the administrator it allows you to create, block and manage users and create user groups and access levels. Help
Please note that some of the user views will not display if you are not logged-in to the site.
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The content component (com_content) is what you use to write articles. It is extremely flexible and has the largest number of built in views. Articles can be created and edited from the front end, making content the easiest component to use to create your site content. Help
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The contact component provides a way to provide contact forms and information for your site or to create a complex directory that can be used for many different purposes. Help
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If this is your first Joomla! site or your first web site, you have come to the right place. Joomla will help you get your website up and running quickly and easily.
Start off using your site by logging in using the administrator account you created when you installed Joomla.
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All components are also used in the administrator area of your website. In addition to the ones listed here, there are components in the administrator that do not have direct front end displays, but do help shape your site. The most important ones for most users are
- Media Manager
- Extensions Manager
- Menu Manager
- Global Configuration
- Banners
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Media Manager
The media manager component lets you upload and insert images into content throughout your site. Optionally, you can enable the flash uploader which will allow you to to upload multiple images. Help
Extensions Manager
The extensions manager lets you install, update, uninstall and manage all of your extensions. The extensions manager has been extensively redesigned, although the core install and uninstall functionality remains the same as in Joomla! 1.5. Help
Menu Manager
The menu manager lets you create the menus you see displayed on your site. It also allows you to assign modules and template styles to specific menu links. Help
Global Configuration
The global configuration is where the site administrator configures things such as whether search engine friendly urls are enabled, the site meta data (descriptive text used by search engines and indexers) and other functions. For many beginning users simply leaving the settings on default is a good way to begin, although when your site is ready for the public you will want to change the meta data to match its content. Help
Banners
The banners component provides a simple way to display a rotating image in a module and, if you wish to have advertising, a way to track the number of times an image is viewed and clicked. Help
Redirect
The redirect component is used to manage broken links that produce Page Not Found (404) errors. If enabled it will allow you to redirect broken links to specific pages. It can also be used to manage migration related URL changes. Help
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