Tooele County School District

06/02/2026

Lunch is Served! 🍉☀️

Summer meals are underway this week, and we are excited to see you!

Kids 18 and under can enjoy FREE lunch all summer long at locations across Tooele County. Bring a friend and stop by!

🕛 Monday–Friday | 12–1 PM
📅 June 1 – July 31
📍Locations include:
• Wendover: Anna Smith Elementary
• Grantsville: Cherry Street Park, Willow Elementary
• Stansbury Park: Rose Springs Elementary
• Tooele: Elton Park, England Acres Park, Northlake Elementary, Overlake Elementary, Rancho Park, Tooele City Park

✅ Bonus: On Fridays, Wendover and Tooele sites offer free take-home lunches for the weekend.

📌 Children must be present, and meals must be eaten on-site (per USDA guidelines).
💲 Adult meals available for $5
📞 Questions: 435-833-1920
📋 Menus: https://paypams.com/TN_Menus.aspx

06/01/2026

What does 12 years in a Dual Language Immersion program create? Lifelong skills and meaningful connections. 💬

Our graduates shared how DLI helped them communicate with more people, engage across cultures, and see the world from different perspectives. Whether they plan to work in healthcare, trades, or even outside the country, their bilingual skills are a powerful advantage.

Beyond academics, they built lasting relationships, and learning alongside the same peers created a strong sense of community that continues beyond graduation.

👉 Applications are now open for 1st-grade students!
📍 Spanish: Northlake & Middle Canyon Elementary
📍 Portuguese: Sterling & Rose Springs Elementary
📍 French: Grantsville Elementary

To apply, call your school directly or learn more at tooeleschools.org

06/01/2026

Our Dual Language Immersion (DLI) graduates are stepping confidently into their next chapter. 🌎

After 12 years in the program, they have gained more than language skills; they have learned how to truly connect. From communicating with diverse communities to understanding different perspectives, these students are ready to make an impact.

Whether they are heading into healthcare, trades, business, or beyond, their bilingual abilities are helping them stand out and succeed. Many shared that DLI pushed them to grow, become more outgoing, and build strong study habits for college and career success.

👉 Now enrolling incoming 1st-grade students!
📍 Spanish: Northlake & Middle Canyon Elementary
📍 Portuguese: Sterling & Rose Springs Elementary
📍 French: Grantsville Elementary

To apply, call your school directly or learn more at tooeleschools.org

06/01/2026

Today, we celebrate a truly special group of individuals: those who have dedicated their time, talents, and hearts to the students, families, and colleagues of the Tooele County School District and are now stepping into retirement.

Your impact reaches far beyond classrooms, hallways, and offices. It lives on in the confidence you built, the kindness you showed, the lessons you taught, and the countless lives you have shaped along the way. Because of you, generations of students are better prepared, stronger, and inspired to make a difference of their own.
While it is hard to imagine our district without your daily presence, we are so grateful for everything you have given. The legacy you leave behind will continue to ripple through our schools for years to come.

Thank you for the countless hours, the dedication, and the difference you have made, both big and small.

Wishing each of you a retirement filled with joy, rest, new adventures, and all the happiness you so deeply deserve. You’ve earned it! ❤️

06/01/2026

🎉 Celebrating Excellence in Education! 🍎

Congratulations to Angie Allen, sixth-grade teacher at Twenty Wells Elementary, for being recognized as the May Teacher of the Month by Ivory Homes and KUTV! 👏

We are incredibly proud to have Mrs. Allen as part of the TCSD Team. Her dedication, passion, and commitment to her students make a lasting impact every single day.

Thank you for everything you do to support, inspire, and empower your students!

Ivory Homes and KUTV are continuing their commitment to honoring Utah educators through the Teacher of the Month program.Fresh Living's Kari Hawker-Diaz visited

05/29/2026

Thank you from the Class of 2026!

05/28/2026

To view the May Board of Education Meeting Summary, go to https://www.tooeleschools.org/board-of-education

The board summary reviews the actions taken at Board meetings and allows the community to submit policy feedback. Feedback on policies can be emailed to [email protected].

05/22/2026

🎓 Congratulations, Digital Education Center Class of 2026! 🎓

Yesterday, we celebrated a group of graduates who proved that there is no single path to success, and no mold you have to fit into. Instead, you chose to grow, adapt, and become exactly who you are meant to be.

You were reminded to be like water, to keep flowing, keep growing, and never become stagnant. Your journey asked you to embrace vulnerability, design your own path, and believe that you could be something more. And you did just that.

Learning in a digital environment takes a special kind of strength. Without hallways or daily routines, you learned to motivate yourselves, even when no one was watching. Many days, it came down to a simple but powerful choice: to keep going. That perseverance matters.

This class understands resilience. You have shown that you can do hard things, that you can learn independently, and that success is built through determination, passion, and purpose. The world needs people like you; people who care deeply and are willing to work for what they believe in.

As you look ahead, carry these reminders with you:
✨ Keep growing and never stand still
✨ Be passionate and live with purpose
✨ Speak kindly—you never know the impact you leave
✨ Lean on others, because no one succeeds alone
✨ Trust yourself to take on whatever comes next

Class of 2026, you didn’t just complete your education; you created your own path forward. We are proud of your strength, your resilience, and your commitment to becoming something more.

Keep flowing. Keep growing. Your future is waiting. 💙

05/21/2026

🎓 Congratulations, Stansbury High School Class of 2026! 🎓

Last night, we celebrated the largest graduating class in Stansbury High School history; nearly 550 Stallions ready to take on what comes next. This class is filled with exceptional individuals who have grown, learned, and supported one another along the way.

Graduation is often seen as a finish line, but as many speakers shared, it’s just the beginning. High school has been the warm-up; now life invites you to make choices, find your direction, and keep moving forward.

Life, like riding a bicycle, requires balance and momentum. No matter the challenges or the weather ahead, keep pedaling. Let go of fear, whether it’s fear of failure or the unknown, and commit to the path you choose. Because the only thing worse than failure is regret.

This class reflected on the importance of relationships, gratitude, and the people who helped them along the way: teachers who truly cared, supportive families, and friends who made each day more meaningful. Those connections will always be part of who you are.

As graduates step into the future, they carry powerful reminders:
✨ Make thoughtful choices and learn from the ones that don’t go as planned
✨ Take opportunities even when they feel uncertain
✨ Work hard, stay curious, and be kind
✨ Put your heart and mind into everything you do
✨ Lift others up and find the strength to rise when you fall

As Principal Wilford shared: “Be kind, be awesome, be classy.” And as Stallions, that’s exactly what you have shown throughout your time here.

Class of 2026, remember the halls of SHS, the people who filled them, and the goals you are setting for yourselves right now. Carry those lessons forward, go without regrets, and never stop growing.

We are so proud of you. Stay classy, Stallions! 💙

05/21/2026

🎓 Congratulations, Grantsville High School Class of 2026! 🎓

We celebrated a remarkable group of graduates whose journey to this moment is filled with memories, achievements, and strong connections. Some of whom have been together since preschool. This class has built a legacy of pride, perseverance, and unforgettable history at GHS.

As they reflected on their journey, one message stood out: graduation is a gift. Not just for themselves, but for the next generation who will follow in their footsteps.
This class understands the true power of kindness. They were reminded that kindness doesn’t have to be grand. Simple acts can make a lasting impact. Choose to understand others. Be happy for those around you. Be the person who lifts others up. Because in the end, people will remember how you treated them and how you made them feel.

Grantsville’s Class of 2026 has shown what it means to step up, take initiative, and make the most of every opportunity, including achieving the highest number of CTE learners in school history. This is a class worth celebrating.

As Principal Bodell shared: “Do good. Be good. Not just when it is easy, but always.”

Looking ahead, some graduates know exactly what comes next, while others are still discovering their path, and both are exactly where they need to be. As you move forward:
💙 Be grateful for those who helped you along the way
💙 Remember where home is and the pride of GHS
💙 Look for the good, even in challenges
💙 Make time for what brings you joy
💙 Choose the kind of person you want to become

Class of 2026, you made it, and you have made a difference. We are so proud of you and excited for what comes next. 💙