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

10/14/2026

At West Point Junior High, choir students are finding plenty of reasons to sing in Mrs. Hayward’s creative classroom.

This year, students walk into a Star Wars-themed room filled with Stormtroopers, Darth Vader, Ewoks and the Millennium Falcon. It’s the latest in a series of creative classroom themes designed to make choir a place students enjoy coming to each day.

But students say it’s Mrs. Hayward who makes the class special. They describe her as energetic, creative and encouraging, someone who knows when to challenge them and when to make them laugh.

In choir, students learn to read music, follow notes, blend their voices and work together toward performances. Along the way, they build friendships, gain confidence and discover the joy of making music together.

With creativity in the classroom and music in the air, West Point students are learning that choir is about more than singing; it’s about finding your voice.

Fall Break ReminderAll schools and district offices will be closed Oct. 15-16. Oct. 14 is a professional day (no school ...
10/13/2026

Fall Break Reminder
All schools and district offices will be closed Oct. 15-16.

Oct. 14 is a professional day (no school for students). We hope you enjoy the long weekend!

School will resume Oct. 19.

Strong schools start with strong leadership.Davis School District is looking for leaders who believe in academic achieve...
10/13/2026

Strong schools start with strong leadership.

Davis School District is looking for leaders who believe in academic achievement, meaningful connections with students, staff and families, and operational excellence that helps schools thrive.

Interested in learning more about administrative opportunities in DSD? Join us for an Administrative Candidate Informational Meeting on Monday, Oct. 26, at 4 p.m.

Learn more about leadership opportunities, professional growth and what it means to lead in a district committed to student success.

Join us on Zoom: https://davis-k12-ut-us.zoom.us/j/84962951541

10/13/2026

Learning takes many forms.

The Davis High School Symphony Orchestra brought their talent to our October Board Meeting with a performance of “Shenandoah,” composed by Erik Morales and directed by Eric Kochenderfer.

Opportunities like this help students build skill, discipline and confidence.

A love of reading can start long before a child walks into a kindergarten classroom.Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination L...
10/10/2026

A love of reading can start long before a child walks into a kindergarten classroom.

Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Davis Education Foundation helps children from birth to age 5 receive a free, age-appropriate book mailed directly to their home every month.

Every book creates another opportunity to explore new ideas, build language skills and share a story with someone they love. These early experiences help children build a foundation for learning before they enter kindergarten.

Families can enroll their young readers, and community members can help put more books into little hands through donations.

Learn how to enroll a child or donate to help fund books at https://www.daviseducationfoundation.org/page/impact-early-literacy

Together, we can help more Davis County children build a strong foundation for learning, one book at a time.

10/09/2026

Davis School District is adding a new gymnasium at Kaysville Junior High as part of the 2022 Building Generations bond.

The new facility will include full-size basketball courts, giving students additional space during the school day while providing opportunities for community recreation programs outside of school hours.

Director of Architectural Services Bryan Turner said the project is a partnership between Davis School District and Kaysville City, which is contributing to the building costs.

“What makes this exciting is that we’re partnering with Kaysville City,” Turner said. “They’re paying part of the building cost, and what we get out of it is a super large gymnasium.”

The partnership will allow the new facility to serve both students and the broader Kaysville community, creating a space that will benefit the community for years to come.

10/09/2026

Culture. Family. Connection.

Davis School District’s Native American Family Connection Night brought students, families, school leaders and community partners together for an evening of dancing, conversation and connection.

The night included traditional dances, information about the district’s Native American Education Program, community resources and a round dance that brought everyone together.

Every student, every family and every voice matters. Let’s keep building connection together.

Davis School District recently honored its current student teachers at a celebration held in their behalf. These future ...
10/08/2026

Davis School District recently honored its current student teachers at a celebration held in their behalf. These future educators are working around the district to achieve their teaching credentials.

This celebration is held twice a year to show appreciation for these new future teachers.

Layton High School has been recognized with the Utah interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (UIAAA) 6A Dire...
10/07/2026

Layton High School has been recognized with the Utah interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (UIAAA) 6A Directors Cup for the 2025–2026 school year.

The Director’s Cup is an annual award which has existed for 16 years, and this year’s award is the first time a Davis School District school has received it.

The UIAAA designed the award to be more than athletic performance. The cup recognizes comprehensive school excellence across three core pillars:

• Athletics (40%): Calculated by a school team’s final finishing position in official Utah High School Activities Association State tournaments.

• Academics (40%): Based on the cumulative overall GPA of varsity athletic teams.

• Sportsmanship & Leadership (20%): Evaluated by a school's active participation in state-sponsored student-leadership and sportsmanship initiatives

“This award demonstrates the appreciation for what everyone has done collectively,” said Layton High School Athletic Director Brian Berrong. “Everyone did their part. Everyone lifted where they were and made a difference.”

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