Looking for a fun, creative way to beat the summer boredom? Join our Summer Art Challenge!
It’s as easy as making a BINGO. Just complete at least 3 activity squares on the challenge board—like building a recycled sculpture, creating a nature collage, or drawing in your sketchbook!
🏆 How to earn your reward in the fall:
Complete your 3 squares to make a BINGO.
Snap pictures of your amazing creations and email them to Ms. M at mamcfadden@wsd.net.
Keep your challenge form, get a parent signature, and return it when we head back to school!
Check your student folders or grab a copy from the main office to start creating. We can’t wait to see your masterpieces! 👩🎨👨🎨
#UintahElementary #SummerArtChallenge #CreativeKids #UMArts #SummerBingo
It’s as easy as making a BINGO. Just complete at least 3 activity squares on the challenge board—like building a recycled sculpture, creating a nature collage, or drawing in your sketchbook!
🏆 How to earn your reward in the fall:
Complete your 3 squares to make a BINGO.
Snap pictures of your amazing creations and email them to Ms. M at mamcfadden@wsd.net.
Keep your challenge form, get a parent signature, and return it when we head back to school!
Check your student folders or grab a copy from the main office to start creating. We can’t wait to see your masterpieces! 👩🎨👨🎨
#UintahElementary #SummerArtChallenge #CreativeKids #UMArts #SummerBingo
At Uintah Elementary, we care deeply about the well-being of every student. 💙
Please take a few minutes to watch this short Hope Squad video and learn how students, staff, and families can work together to build kindness, connection, and support for one another. Thank you for partnering with us to create a safe and caring school community.
Watch the Video Here
Free lunch will be served this summer to all WSD students. Please refer to the flyer for the times and places.
Swanson's North Fork Discovery Center Summer Camp 2026
Weber School District
April 22, 2026
Adventure is calling! 🌲🏹 We are thrilled to announce the return of our Summer Camp at Swanson’s North Fork Environmental Center! Is your student ready to trade screen time for sunshine? Students entering grades 3-8 can join us for an unforgettable experience in the great outdoors. From scaling the rock wall to mastering archery and exploring local ecology, there is something for every young explorer!
The Details:
Grades 3-5 - June 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Grades 6-8 - June 16, 17,18, 19
(Grade determined by what grade students will be in the fall of 2026)
Pick Your Path: Sign up for one day or all! Each day offers unique, independent lessons so you never miss a beat.
Activities: Archery, Rock Climbing, Tomahawks, Disc Golf, Geocaching, Art, and more!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER >>
Spaces are limited! Let’s make this a summer to remember! ☀️🙌
INFO MEETINGS
Bonneville Team meeting is Tonight!!
April 13
Bonneville High School
6:00 PM
Roy Team meeting:
April 16
Roy High Library
6:00 PM
We want to see you all at the meetings! Feel free to come to either of them if the date for one of them doesn’t work. At the meetings, we will help you with athlete registration, coach registration, Stack Team App signup, and have uniforms for you to try on. Please try them on, as the online size charts haven’t always worked for people. We will also discuss changes that have been made this year––both by the league and for our team. We will be sharing information about our fundraiser: The 1st Annual Bike-A-Thon which will take place on April 27.
Bonneville Team meeting is Tonight!!
April 13
Bonneville High School
6:00 PM
Roy Team meeting:
April 16
Roy High Library
6:00 PM
We want to see you all at the meetings! Feel free to come to either of them if the date for one of them doesn’t work. At the meetings, we will help you with athlete registration, coach registration, Stack Team App signup, and have uniforms for you to try on. Please try them on, as the online size charts haven’t always worked for people. We will also discuss changes that have been made this year––both by the league and for our team. We will be sharing information about our fundraiser: The 1st Annual Bike-A-Thon which will take place on April 27.
To go along with our Wild Robot Literacy Week that we had during parent-teacher conferences in February, the Bonneville Communities That Care is hosting a community celebration! See the attached flyer for details!
The Bonneville High Football team is hosting a FREE youth camp for all students interested in playing football at any level. The camp will be held on the soccer field at Bonneville on Wednesday, May 6th, from 5:30-7:00 pm. There is no registration needed. See the flyer for more details!
Dual Language Immersion applications for the 26-27 school year 1st-grade students close friday March 27th. Apply here
Calling all incoming 2026-2027 Kindergartners and their families. Kindergarten Orientation is on March 18th. If you still need to bring in documentation, come in at 1:30 pm. If all of your documents are turned in, come in at 2:00 pm
Mark Your Calendars
March 8 - April 5: Registration. Advertise and promote the event at your school.
Tuesday, April 7: Help assemble race packets at our GWCU Clark Building (5025 S. Adams Ave in South Ogden). This is our old building with the branch on the east side of Washington Blvd.
9 am
Bring a few helpers and some boxes or laundry baskets to put the packets in.
Once the packets are done, you can start distributing them at your school.
Tues – Thurs: Distribute the packets at your school.
Thursday, April 9: By the end of the school day, return any remaining race packets to me that have not been picked up at your school (the same building where we assemble the packets). The general public can pick them up here on Friday or Saturday morning before the race.
Friday, April 10: Packet pick-up at our GWCU Clark Building for anyone who did not pick up their packet at a participating school.
Saturday, April 11 – Enjoy the race!
March 8 - April 5: Registration. Advertise and promote the event at your school.
Tuesday, April 7: Help assemble race packets at our GWCU Clark Building (5025 S. Adams Ave in South Ogden). This is our old building with the branch on the east side of Washington Blvd.
9 am
Bring a few helpers and some boxes or laundry baskets to put the packets in.
Once the packets are done, you can start distributing them at your school.
Tues – Thurs: Distribute the packets at your school.
Thursday, April 9: By the end of the school day, return any remaining race packets to me that have not been picked up at your school (the same building where we assemble the packets). The general public can pick them up here on Friday or Saturday morning before the race.
Friday, April 10: Packet pick-up at our GWCU Clark Building for anyone who did not pick up their packet at a participating school.
Saturday, April 11 – Enjoy the race!
Dual Language Immersion applications will open on March 4th, 2026
Don't forget to pre-order spring pictures. Go to Bellphoto.com and use code: uintahesspring26. Picture day is March 3rd, 2026
Literacy Week
-Feb 2nd Mural Monday: mark our island
-Feb 3rd Tech Tuesday: WEAR metallic colors
-Feb 4th Wild Animal Wednesday: DRESS UP as a wild animal
-Feb 5th Cozy Cave Thursday: BRING a blanket for DEAR
-Feb 6th Friendship Friday: read with a buddy
Book Fair
-Book Fair Open: Tues. 8 am - 4 pm
Wed. 8 am - 7 pm
Thur. 8 am - 7 pm
-Payment Options: Credit Card only
Get ready to sleigh this winter break! 🦌 Our Reindeer Round-Up Art Challenge is here! ✨ Unleash your creativity, teach someone to draw a caribou, and email your amazing creations
Join us for the CONNECTED COMMUNITY event at Bonneville! 🍎
📅 When: December 2, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Where: Bonneville Middle School Cafeteria
✨ Highlights: FREE Dinner (5:45-6:45 PM), plus crucial resources on grades, graduation, university, and the ELL Program for families!
Admission is Free! Come connect and win prizes!
📅 When: December 2, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Where: Bonneville Middle School Cafeteria
✨ Highlights: FREE Dinner (5:45-6:45 PM), plus crucial resources on grades, graduation, university, and the ELL Program for families!
Admission is Free! Come connect and win prizes!
Calling all 6th Graders! Year Book Entries are due on November 25th!
Utah is known for its winter conditions, with the Ogden area receiving over five feet of snowfall annually. During the winter months, temperatures typically average in the 20s and 30s, and it is common to experience patterns of cold and snowy weather.
Despite challenging weather, Weber School District has a responsibility to keep schools open as long as they can be operated safely and effectively. The community relies on our schools for the essential services they provide to children and families, so any adjustment to the school schedule has to be made with great care and consideration.
On snowy days, custodial and maintenance crews assess each school early to ensure buildings are safe to open. Adequate staff must also be on-site before classes begin. Our transportation department also monitors weather and road conditions to ensure buses can operate safely
If schools can be safely opened and buses can run on schedule, classes will be held as usual. Otherwise, the superintendent will decide whether to adjust the schedule, which may include delaying the start of school by one or two hours, depending on the conditions. Delayed starts do not require the day to be made up later in the school year.
Notifications of delays or closures will be sent out as soon as reasonably possible via text, email, and Remind messages. Please ensure you are signed up to receive these notifications.
Ultimately, it is a parent’s decision to send their child to school. If a parent feels their child cannot safely get to school, they should make the best decision regarding attendance. If a student is late or misses class due to concerns about safely getting to school in adverse weather, we will work closely with them to make up any missed assignments.
Weber School District serves over 33,000 students across 48 schools, where weather conditions can vary by community. Decisions to delay or cancel school are made with careful consideration based on district-wide circumstances, while also balancing the needs of families. We appreciate your understanding in this matter.
Despite challenging weather, Weber School District has a responsibility to keep schools open as long as they can be operated safely and effectively. The community relies on our schools for the essential services they provide to children and families, so any adjustment to the school schedule has to be made with great care and consideration.
On snowy days, custodial and maintenance crews assess each school early to ensure buildings are safe to open. Adequate staff must also be on-site before classes begin. Our transportation department also monitors weather and road conditions to ensure buses can operate safely
If schools can be safely opened and buses can run on schedule, classes will be held as usual. Otherwise, the superintendent will decide whether to adjust the schedule, which may include delaying the start of school by one or two hours, depending on the conditions. Delayed starts do not require the day to be made up later in the school year.
Notifications of delays or closures will be sent out as soon as reasonably possible via text, email, and Remind messages. Please ensure you are signed up to receive these notifications.
Ultimately, it is a parent’s decision to send their child to school. If a parent feels their child cannot safely get to school, they should make the best decision regarding attendance. If a student is late or misses class due to concerns about safely getting to school in adverse weather, we will work closely with them to make up any missed assignments.
Weber School District serves over 33,000 students across 48 schools, where weather conditions can vary by community. Decisions to delay or cancel school are made with careful consideration based on district-wide circumstances, while also balancing the needs of families. We appreciate your understanding in this matter.
To all who have served: Thank you.
Today, on Veterans Day, the Uintah Mustangs are thinking back to our incredibly moving assembly last Friday. It was an honor to welcome so many of our local veterans.
That gathering truly reminded us of the profound connection between our school, our community, and those who defend our freedom. We send our deepest gratitude and love to every veteran and military family member today.
Mustangs support our veterans, always! 🐴
Today, on Veterans Day, the Uintah Mustangs are thinking back to our incredibly moving assembly last Friday. It was an honor to welcome so many of our local veterans.
That gathering truly reminded us of the profound connection between our school, our community, and those who defend our freedom. We send our deepest gratitude and love to every veteran and military family member today.
Mustangs support our veterans, always! 🐴
Calling all 6th graders! We need you to design this year's Uintah yearbook cover!
Click the link for full details on how to enter!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aiCsGVMFH3fVJa76nKiA61DHu1cLFNTc/view?usp=sharing
Click the link for full details on how to enter!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aiCsGVMFH3fVJa76nKiA61DHu1cLFNTc/view?usp=sharing
Hike to the Major!
Register to join the Major Brent Taylor Foundation Memorial Rock March and meet up with us at the trail head! *meet at Ben Lomand Cemetery at 8:45.
