

Watch this quick reel to learn how the My Ride K12 app makes it easy to track bus routes, share access with other guardians and get notified about changes and delays—all from your phone.

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Syracuse Elementary School's amazing faculty and staff welcomed families with music, dancing and some unforgettable giant inflatable costumes that brought smiles and laughter all around.








Heads-up, parents! All K–6 students will be dismissed at 1:30 p.m. every Friday for early out.
Your Fridays just got a little more fun—so don’t forget to set those alarms and plan that early pick-up!
This time also gives our teachers space to collaborate, plan and strengthen instruction to support every student.


The Class of 2038 is stepping into their very first day of school today, and the excitement across Davis School District is contagious!
From tiny backpacks and morning smiles to welcoming classroom greetings, we’re out capturing these special moments.











That moment you panic thinking you're late—then remember it's Wednesday. Late start is back. High school begins at 9:30 a.m. Junior high begins at 10:15 a.m. Extra time for teachers = better learning for students.


We’re wrapping up our welcome series with our final group of new principals in Davis School District. With strong leadership and a commitment to excellence, these educators are ready to make a difference.
We’re excited to see what this year brings! Pictured, in order:Greg Mudrow-West Point Elementary, Clayton Reid-Windridge Elementary, Julie Barlow-Woods Cross Elementary and Jo Richins-Woods Cross High.



New faces, same dedication. We’re proud to introduce more of the new principals joining our Davis School District leadership team this year.
Each of these educators brings their own strengths and passion to their new role—and we know they’re going to do great things. Pictured, in order: Heidi Meiners-Sunset Elementary, Brad Chapple-Syracuse High, Pat Limas-Syracuse Junior High, Joanel Whinham-West Bountiful Elementary and Alissa Clark-West Clinton Elementary





Meet more of our new principals for the 2025–26 school year! These individuals are ready to lead with vision, support student growth and build strong connections in their schools.
We’re looking forward to a great year with this outstanding group. Pictured, in order: Brittany Brimhall-Ellison Park Elementary, Catherine Kohl-Kaysville Elementary, Elliott Tupea-Mueller Park Junior High, Dr. Tyler Poll, Northridge High and Doug Hammerschmidt-Shoreline Junior High

We’re excited to welcome a new group of principals across Davis School District! These leaders bring experience, enthusiasm and a strong focus on students, staff and school communities.
We can’t wait to see the positive impact they’ll make this year and beyond. Pictured, in order: Jennifer Pool-Antelope Elementary, Janie Stubbs-Canyon Creek Elementary, Tim Allen-Catalyst Center, TJ Barker-Clearfield High and Elizabeth Jensen-Cook Elementary





The first day of school is here, and the energy across Davis School District is electric.
From morning drop-offs and classroom greetings to big smiles and brand-new backpacks, we’ve been out capturing moments from schools across the district—and we’re just getting started.
Now we want to see your first-day photos too.
We’ll be highlighting first-day moments from families, students and staff throughout the week. Let’s kick off the year together—one photo at a time.
Welcome back, Davis!











Students: Let the bus come to you, stay seated and be respectful.
Drivers: Utah law requires you to stop for school buses. Fines start at $1,000.
Track your route with the My Ride K-12 app: davis.k12.ut.us/o/dsd/page/myridek12
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No more paper forms or checks in backpacks — just fast, secure access to everything you need.
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With quick access to grades, schedules and password recovery tools, parents and students have more control than ever.\
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School starts Monday, Aug. 18—and we’re counting down.
As we prepare for the first day, we have one question: Who’s most excited for school to start—students, parents or teachers? Let us know in the comments.
We also know this time of year comes with a lot of questions. Whether you’re wondering about bus routes, supply lists or start times, drop your questions here and we’ll do our best to get you answers.
We’re excited to welcome everyone back for another great year in Davis School District.


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Bountiful High School recently hosted the annual Universal Closet Community Cloth My Exchange, where more than 2,000 individuals received clothing and essentials—free of charge. The event provided more than 6 tons of donated clothing.
Upon arrival, attendees were given 50-gallon bags and encouraged to take what they needed.
The exchange began years ago as a small South Davis community effort, but outgrew its original space. Bountiful High has hosted the event for the last two years, and this year it surpassed capacity in the school’s small gym.
