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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.
- Updated Boundary Maps
- Grandfathered Student Declaration Process (Current 5th, 8th, 10th, and 11th grade)
- Open Enrollment/Boundary Application Process
- Open Enrollment Schools 2024-25
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
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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 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 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.
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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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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.
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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
High School Graduation Dates
| School | Date | Place | Time |
| Weber High | Monday, May 23rd | Dee Events Center |
1:00PM |
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Roy High |
Monday, May 23rd | Dee Events Center | 5:00PM |
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Bonneville High |
Tuesday, May 24th | Dee Events Center | 9:00AM |
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Fremont High |
Monday, May 23rd | Dee Events Center | 9:00AM |
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Two Rivers |
Wednesday, May 25th | The Monarch | 1:00PM |
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Weber Innovation |
Tuesday, May 24th | Shepherd Union Building WSU | 12:00PM |
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For after hours help reach out to our Canvas Help Desk.
To reset your student password follow the steps below.
OPTION 1 - Self Reset
- Visit myweber.wsd.net
- Click "STUDENT Password Reset" (bottom left)
- Enter Student ID
- 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.
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Fee Schedules 2023-24
2023-24 Fees
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Fee Schedules 2022-23
Fee Schedules 2021-22
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Pre-Registration Form Link
Do you have an elementary-aged child who will be new to Weber School District next year?
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An incoming Kindergarten Student?
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A new student moving to a WSD Elementary School?
If so, please go to http://wsd.net/parents-students/registration/school-registration to complete your demographic forms prior to New Student Registration.
Did you already submit your child’s demographic forms to your school secretary via email? Then…
Please attend New Student Registration at your neighborhood elementary school! August 5, 2021 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
We recommend appropriate distancing and face coverings. Call your neighborhood school for more info! Welcome to Weber School District!
Please bring with you:
- original birth certificate
- immunizations, and
- two proofs of residency. (current utility bill, updated drivers license, W2 Form, etc.)
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Dear Class of 2020 and Parents/Guardians,
Congratulations, Seniors! You're on the cusp of achieving one of life's outstanding accomplishments. High school diplomas will soon be in-hand! You're kind of a big deal! With that said, we acknowledge that this is an unprecedented, uncertain, emotional, and bittersweet time. We are all adjusting to a new normal. The world has been turned upside down by a pandemic virus (COVID-19) which health officials warn is easily spread and may result in serious illness or death. Beloved rites of passage for the Class of 2020 have had to be canceled, postponed, or drastically modified to ensure public safety. We sincerely acknowledge the sense of loss many of you may be feeling as a result. It's okay to be a little sad and disappointed. We applaud, however, the valiant efforts you are making to remain optimistic and complete graduation requirements via remote learning.
The American poet, Maya Angelou, once said, "You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come out of it." Angelou's wise words remind us of one of life's greatest lessons: Difficulties strengthen our ability to overcome. We believe in each of you and your ability to do difficult things. Keep your eyes on the prize. The best is yet to come!
We are in continual contact with state/local government and health officials, and it has become evident that we will not be able to safely facilitate traditional graduation ceremonies for our high schools on scheduled days/times in May. With a public health order in place discouraging non-essential travel, promoting the practice of physical distancing, and not allowing social/group gatherings greater than ten people, it has become necessary to create a modified graduation plan to celebrate the Class of 2020.
In a recent letter from Governor Gary Herbert to local school districts, he stated, "As the Class of 2020 prepares for one of the defining moments of any generation, high school graduation, it is up to all of us to ensure these students receive the recognition they have earned in as safe an environment as possible. We appreciate your efforts in planning for a virtual format, suspending formal ceremonies until it is deemed safe, or a combination of both. We acknowledge that you are working hard to make these decisions based on community safety, while trying to honor the students in a special way."
Here are the preliminary details associated with the WSD modified graduation plan:
Each high school will facilitate a Virtual (online) Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2020 on Friday, May 29, 2020. Each event will be recorded and video streamed. A link to access the commencement program will be provided as we get closer to the specified date. Seniors, you will be invited to participate in your school's virtual ceremony in a meaningful and memorable way! More in-depth details will be forthcoming from each high school.
Schedule of Virtual Graduation Ceremonies on May 29th:
| Weber Innovation High School | 10:00 AM | YouTube | KSL Video |
| Two Rivers High School | 11:00 AM | YouTube | KSL Video |
| Weber High School | 12:00 PM | YouTube | KSL Video |
| Fremont High School | 2:00 PM | YouTube | KSL Video |
| Roy High School | 4:00 PM | YouTube | KSL Video |
| Bonneville High School | 6:00 PM | YouTube | KSL Video |
Officials at each high school plan to facilitate a "Class of 2020 Celebration" when protective mandates have been lifted and allow for large group gatherings. These events will likely take place outdoors, sometime in the late summer or early fall. Graduated seniors and parents will be invited back to the school to interact with each other, teachers, counselors, support staff members, coaches/advisors, and administrators and enjoy a celebration of this year's amazing Class of 2020.
It is very important to us that our district's seniors know that we are deeply saddened that we must modify the traditional graduation ceremony experience; however, we all acknowledge that the health and safety of each member of our community is the top priority. We will work very hard to creatively provide two, separate and meaningful events to honor the accomplishments and sacrifices of our seniors! We strongly believe that there will never be a graduating class like the Class of 2020. You're a special and gritty group, and you're showing us all how to courageously move through adversity. We are extremely proud of each of you! Keep moving forward!
All the best,
Gina Butters
Executive Director of Secondary Schools
Clyde Moore
Supervisor of Secondary Schools
Brock Mitchell - Principal, Bonneville High School
Michele Parry - Principal, Fremont High School
Matt Williams - Principal, Roy High School
Chris Earnest - Principal, Weber High School
Nicole Meibos - Principal, Two Rivers High School
Hal Raymond - Principal, Weber Innovation High School
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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 .
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