Davis School District

Davis School District This page contains updates of Davis School District in Farmington, Utah. E-mail us at: [email protected]

Davis School District manages 62 elementary, 17 junior highs and 10 high schools, serving more than 73,000 students in Davis County.

Changing lives and building futures. As we kick off a new school year at Vista Education Campus, we celebrate the studen...
09/03/2026

Changing lives and building futures.

As we kick off a new school year at Vista Education Campus, we celebrate the students whose determination, growth and success inspire us every day.

The Vista Campus has seen a lot of growth and improvement in helping students with disabilities to transition to adulthood (prep for employment, further training/education, independent living skills, communication and social skills).

We hope you have a great year!

Congratulations to Millcreek Junior High teacher Katy Wilson on being named Utah Middle School Science Teacher of the Ye...
09/03/2026

Congratulations to Millcreek Junior High teacher Katy Wilson on being named Utah Middle School Science Teacher of the Year!

A proud Davis School District graduate and dedicated educator, Wilson has spent more than 20 years inspiring curiosity, critical thinking and a love of learning in her students. Her student-centered approach and innovative science instruction continue to make a lasting impact both inside and outside the classroom.

Join us in celebrating this well-deserved recognition and the difference she makes in the lives of students every day.

Utah State Board of Education

Every child has a story. This month, we're sharing some of the most inspiring ones. Throughout September, Davis School D...
09/01/2026

Every child has a story. This month, we're sharing some of the most inspiring ones.

Throughout September, Davis School District will spotlight student cancer warriors and their families as we recognize Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. By sharing their experiences, we hope to raise awareness, foster understanding and honor the incredible strength shown by children facing cancer.

Join us throughout the month as we celebrate these remarkable students and help shine a light on this important cause.

09/01/2026

What started four summers ago as a small summer program at Wasatch Elementary has grown into a districtwide effort serving students at nine locations across the Davis School District.

The camps blend academics with fun, hands-on activities, including literacy, math, STEM, art, music, cooking, swimming and sports. The goal is to keep students learning and connected while making summer something they genuinely enjoy.

Sheri Lamb, a grant support specialist with the Davis School District’s Federal Programs department, said that for many families, the camps also provide a safe, structured and free place for children to spend their summer while parents are working.

It’s incredible to see how much the program has grown and the difference it is making for students and families throughout our community. It’s a great example of how summer learning can be both educational and fun!

08/29/2026

What does it sound like to celebrate 250 years of American history? For the Davis High School Marching Band, it sounded like music echoing from the steps of the Utah State Capitol.

The Davis Darts joined youth performers from across the state for an America 250 Utah celebration on the South Capitol lawn, where families gathered for picnics, food trucks, activities, a patriotic program and a reenactment of the Declaration of Independence.

Our students helped bring this historic celebration to life through music — representing Davis High School on a stage unlike any other.

America250 Utah State Board of Education Utah State Capitol

Some heroes wear a badge. Some drive a bus. Yesterday, we got to honor both. 💛At Farmington Junior High, the Homes for H...
08/27/2026

Some heroes wear a badge. Some drive a bus. Yesterday, we got to honor both. 💛

At Farmington Junior High, the Homes for Heroes Foundation presented a $5,000 grant to Davis Education Foundation to honor two Davis School District employees who show up for our students every single day — even while carrying heavy burdens of their own.

Officer Varela, School Resource Officer at Farmington Junior High, and Sarah Lowder of our Transportation team each received $2,500 in recognition of their service and in support through a difficult season.

Jay Flynn flew in from South Carolina to present the awards in person, joined by family, friends, coworkers, Farmington City Police officers, and the school community that loves these two women.

Thank you to the Homes for Heroes Foundation and Marita Viselli for making this possible, to Principal Archibald and Farmington Junior High for hosting, and most of all — to Officer Varela and Sarah, for reminding us what quiet, everyday heroism looks like.

Heroes take care of our kids. Yesterday, it was our honor to take care of them. 💙

Parkside Elementary recently welcomed a wonderful crowd of families, students, teachers, staff, administrators and forme...
08/27/2026

Parkside Elementary recently welcomed a wonderful crowd of families, students, teachers, staff, administrators and former members of the Parkside community for its 20th Anniversary Open House.

Guests gathered to share memories, revisit photos from the past two decades and celebrate the people who have made Parkside what it is today. A special moment came when D. Roy Warren, Parkside’s very first principal, returned to celebrate alongside the community.

From the flag ceremony to the activities, treats and stories filling the school, the evening was a reminder that a school is more than a building. It is a community built by the people who walk through its doors.

Here’s to 20 years of connection, memories and Panther pride!

Utah State Board of Education Clinton City

Before the first bell rang at Boulton Elementary, student leaders were already getting to work.Student Council and Hope ...
08/27/2026

Before the first bell rang at Boulton Elementary, student leaders were already getting to work.

Student Council and Hope Squad members spent part of their back-to-school retreat building leadership and teamwork skills through activities, learning new tools to communicate as a team and creating videos to help their school get ready for a new year.

Students also heard from Utah legislator and Boulton alumna Melissa Garff Ballard, who encouraged them to work hard and stay committed to the things they care about. As the first female student body president at South Davis Junior High, Melissa shared her own leadership experience while students explored what it means to make a difference in their school and community.

These Bobcats are learning that leadership is more than a title. It is about working together, supporting others and using their skills to make their school a better place.

08/27/2026

As a new school year begins, the North Davis community is showing that strong education starts with strong relationships.

The North Davis Community Event brought students, families, educators and community organizations together for an evening of food, activities, resources and connection.

Families met teachers and school leaders, learned about district and community resources, and discovered ways to stay involved in their children’s education.

Building those relationships helps schools and families work together to give every student the support they need to succeed.

08/26/2026

Welcome back, Mustangs!

Taylor Elementary School kicked off the new school year in true Mustang style! New principal Jamie Moon and her staff donned their cowboy hats, while teachers rode stick horses with their new students through the inflatable horseshoe arch.

The Taylor Mustang was there to give students high fives as they made their way through the arch and into a brand-new school year. What a fun way to ride into the year!

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