Davis School District

Mountain High School’s annual Student Car Show once again brought together students, staff, families and community partners to celebrate creativity, craftsmanship and school pride.

Now in its sixth year, the event highlights everything from simple upgrades and daily drivers to fully customized builds, giving students a chance to showcase the time, effort and passion they’ve put into their vehicles.

Created by English and marketing teacher Kayla Kaiser, the car show began as a way to give students a platform to share their interest in vehicles in a meaningful, structured environment.

“It’s just cool to give them the opportunity to show off something they worked hard on,” Kaiser shared.

Students from across the district gathered at the Farmington Sportsplex for the annual Elementary Decathlon, a fitness event focused on health, teamwork and inclusion.

Since 2011, fourth through sixth graders have trained in PE classes for this culminating event, competing in 10 physical challenges that test strength, speed, coordination, and endurance.

Events include push-ups, curl-ups, jump rope, shuttle run, cup stacking, dribbling, broad jump and more, showcasing both individual growth and team effort.

The goal goes beyond competition: building lifelong healthy habits and supporting the “whole child” through physical, mental, and social wellness.

Organizers also highlighted the unified sports component, allowing students of all abilities to compete together and strengthen inclusion across schools.

“We treat PE just like any other classroom,” said program director Tim Best. “It’s a vital part of supporting the whole child.”

A great day of energy, effort and school pride!

Taylor and Meadowbrook elementary schools recently hosted an attendance challenge that stretched over six weeks.

With similar student bodies and similar mascot, the two schools challenged students to attend and enjoy school. Along the way students got rewards for milestones such as popsicles, fake mustaches, extra recess, popcorn parties and even pie in an administrator’s face.

In the end the classes with the most earned miles received a trophy. Students will keep the trophy in their classes and can even carry it to lunch if they desire.

Davis School District has partnered with Waterford Upstart to provide our PreK children with an on-demand early learning program that gives you tools, coaching and resources so you can prepare your child for a bright future.

Program Benefits:

• Tailored software with fun and engaging lessons in reading, math and science that are done in just fifteen minutes a day
• Personalized family coaching and easy-to-use resources that support the work you’re already doing with your child
• A computer and internet access for those who qualify

Who Can Participate: Children entering kindergarten in Fall 2027

How to Apply: Visit signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25 or call 1-888-982-9898

Students and staff from Sunset Junior High School recently participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Relay alongside the Davis County Sheriff's Office to support the Special Olympics.

The event brought students, educators and first responders together to promote inclusion, celebrate individuals with intellectual disabilities and build meaningful community connections. We are grateful to the Davis County Sheriff's Office and local first responders for helping create such a memorable experience for our students.

A special shoutout to driver-educator Paul Petroff, who proudly accompanied his son Jeremiah, a graduate of Davis School District’s Vista Education Campus, during the relay.

Thank you to everyone who helped carry the torch for belonging, support and community.

What a season for Farmington High School’s boys soccer team. The Phoenix finished as 6A State Runner-Up after an incredible postseason run filled with grit, teamwork and determination.

Congratulations to the players and coaches on an unforgettable season. Way to go, Phoenix!

Bountiful High School's boys soccer team claimed the 5A State Championship. A championship season fueled by teamwork, determination and Redhawk pride.

Congratulations to the players and coaches on an incredible accomplishment. Way to go, Redhawks!

Students and staff at Foxboro Elementary School recently came together for a cultural celebration honoring members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

More than 14 countries were represented, including the Marshall Islands, the Philippines, Tonga and New Zealand, giving students the opportunity to celebrate cultures, traditions and experiences that help make the Foxboro community strong and unique.

The celebration ended with students from Woods Cross High School performing the Haka alongside Foxboro Elementary students, a powerful moment of unity, culture and connection.

Through events like this, schools continue to foster belonging, inclusion and meaningful connections for all students.

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