Since 1963, Hill Field Elementary has served the families of Hill Air Force Base and surrounding areas. With a strong connection to the military, the school’s culture has long been shaped by patriotism, service and a deep sense of community.
These photos highlight just a few moments from Hill Field’s past—flag ceremonies, school events and gatherings.
Yesterday, Davis School District officially welcomed our incredible new educators with an orientation held at Farmington High School.
From a high-energy entrance with student leaders and the Farmington High drumline to a powerful plenary session with Superintendent Dr. Dan Linford, Board President Brigit Gerrard and veteran educators Allison Riddle and Becky Vervloet—this day was all about inspiration and preparation.
Educators connected in breakout sessions by grade level and subject, learned about essential district resources at the Discover Davis Expo Hall and enjoyed lunch as they began forming strong professional networks.
We're honored these passionate individuals chose to start their next chapter in Davis.
While most were still sleeping Friday morning, volunteers, teachers and administrators from across Davis School District gathered at three Kohl’s stores to make a difference.
Through the Davis Education Foundation’s annual Child Spree, 502 students in need received new clothes, shoes and school supplies—just in time for the new school year.
This event isn’t just about shopping; it’s about helping students feel prepared, valued and ready to learn.
Thank you to our incredible community of donors and sponsors—including America First Credit Union, Lifetime, Marathon Oil, Holy Cross Hospital Davis, Waste Management and many individuals—for helping us put every student first.
#EveryStudentFirst #ChildSpree #DavisEducationFoundation
Horizon Junior High is opening this fall—and with it comes a bold new mascot: the Duck.
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Follow Horizon's journey on social media as the excitement builds.
With help from counselor Katie DeGroot and teachers Sherilynne McKee and Sherry Bronson, during the school year have tied blankets for local hospitals and shelters. So much fabric was donated.
These students are learning just how powerful kindness can be—and they’ve loved every minute of it.
#ValleyViewElementary #HOPESquad #GiveBack #KindnessInAction
At Oak Hills Elementary, there’s something in the halls that feels a little extra special—and it might just be the generations of connection.
This past year, students learned that some of their teachers once walked these same halls as students.
Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Clark and 5th grade teacher Ms. Bell both attended Oak Hills as kids.
Mrs. Quist’s husband was once a student here, too.
And 4th grade teacher Mrs. Martinez? Her husband and mother-in-law both went to Oak Hills—and she even shared a photo of their 4th grade class from way back when.
For so many at Oak Hills, it’s more than just a school. It’s a place you return to. A place that feels like home.
Though no one remembers exactly when it was installed, the tank remains a daily source of interest and conversation. Students enjoy naming the fish—often giving each one more than one name—and watching them during breaks.
It’s a simple feature, but one that adds a memorable and calming element to the school environment.
#SummerHighlights #WestPointElementary #Every1DSD
Before school let out, students and staff at Cook Elementary pulled off a surprise “Dress Like Mr. Hughes Day” to celebrate their beloved principal’s retirement. From button-downs to glasses, the halls were full of heartfelt impersonations and laughter.
Because while learning was always the priority, Cook knew how to make room for fun, connection and lasting memories.
This fall, the school will welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Jensen as the new principal. But no matter who’s at the helm…
Once a Cougar, Always a Cougar.
Students from LIA, MAC and SBO shared posters about their interests, families and heritage—while guests snacked on Mexican, Polynesian and Chinese treats.
Highlights included dances from Puerto Rico and American Samoa, a violin solo, a tumbling routine and a group performance by LIA students.
We celebrate the strength, sacrifice and spirit of those who helped shape our state—and continue to inspire us today.
Each week, students across the school would tune in for “Name That Tune” Tuesday. A song plays over the intercom, and the challenge begins: Be the correct caller with the song title and artist, and your class wins.
The prize? Foxboro’s beloved “Golden Guitar” trophy. The winning class keeps it for the week, adds their teacher’s name and contributes a small artifact that represents their class.
It’s a fun tradition that strikes a chord with students and celebrates school spirit—one song at a time.
#SummerHighlights #FoxboroElementary #Every1DSD #GoldenGuitarTradition
Bountiful Elementary has a new look!
As we prepare to open our brand-new school building this fall, we're proud to reveal the rebranded Bobcat logo.
Check it out: https://youtube.com/shorts/_JoKI2Mjf24
We’re thrilled to share that Liz Christensen, theatre teacher at Woods Cross High School, has been named Teacher of the Year by the Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers (UACTT)!
Christensen’s impact goes far beyond the stage. Her passion, creativity and dedication to her students have made theatre a powerful, transformative experience at Woods Cross.
Bravo, Liz! We’re proud to have you in Davis School District.
We’re shining our School Summer Spotlight on Farmington High!
Farmington High School girls’ lacrosse team won the 6A state championship this past May—the first lacrosse title ever earned by a school in the Davis School District.
This victory is more than a milestone. It’s the result of hard work, teamwork and the relentless determination of a team that believed in itself.
Congratulations to the Phoenix on making district history and bringing home the championship!
Sunset Elementary students were asked to describe their school. Their answers?
Awesome. Cool. Friendly. The best school ever. Home of the Tigers.
Real students, real pride. View their video here: https://youtu.be/RChh-4UZyvY
#SummerHighlights #SunsetElementary #Every1DSD #TigerPride
With programs like Chinese Immersion, Chess Club and VEX Robotics, students are building skills and confidence in creative and challenging ways. STEAM Night brings hands-on learning to life through science, technology, art and more.
Stewart also focuses on connection and support. Through Hope Squad, students help create a safe, inclusive space for everyone.
Whether it’s problem-solving, performing or simply learning something new, Stewart students show that learning here is full of energy, opportunity and heart.
#SummerHighlights #StewartElementary #Every1DSD #StewartStars #ShineBright
Advanced ESL students recently completed a real-world project on job readiness, finishing with mock interviews hosted by the Utah State Board of Education’s Adult Ed team.
“I had a job interview for a promotion at work, and I was more prepared—and I got the promotion," one student said.
Thanks to our USBE partners and these amazing students for showing what growth and courage look like.
#Every1DSD #AdultEd #DavisLearns #LifelongLearning
Waterford UPSTART is a no-cost online program that helps your child build
reading, math, and science skills—in just 15 minutes a day!
Enroll now: http://signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25
#KindergartenReady #EarlyEducation
