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What a day! The Unified Soccer Tournament at Bonneville High truly felt like an "Olympic Village" packed with energy, sportsmanship, and incredible talent! It was inspiring to see students and schools from all over come together to compete and celebrate unity on the field. A massive thank you to the Weber School District Foundation for their dedicated support and to Bonneville High School for graciously hosting us. A special shout-out also goes to the BHS Clubs who created the incredible Olympic Village, offering fun for all the athletes and peers with a petting zoo, face painting, snow cones, and popcorn! Finally, thank you to all the participants, peers, organizers, and volunteers—your enthusiasm is the heart of this tournament!

Our high school boys recently hit the links at the Remuda Golf Course for an exciting tournament. (With the exception of Weber High who competes in a different region.) The day was filled with great shots and impressive plays, even with a brief pause for lightning and rain. A huge congratulations to all the teams who competed! A special shout-out to Fremont High for taking 1st place with a fantastic team score of 269! West Field High was right behind them, finishing strong with a 274. We are so proud of all our student-athletes for their hard work and sportsmanship!

Join us this Thursday, September 25th, for the Weber School District Unified High School Soccer Tournament! ⚽️

Our incredible student-athletes will be playing from 9:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the Bonneville High School Soccer Field (251 East 4800 South, Washington Terrace).

Unified Sports is a program that pairs students with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. It's a powerful way to foster inclusion, build meaningful friendships, and celebrate a school-wide culture of belonging and kindness.

Come cheer on our amazing students and show your support!

Our superintendency has been on the road celebrating the Superintendent’s Summer Reading Program! They’ve been visiting each of our elementary schools to recognize students who completed their summer reading goals with special awards—and even joined classrooms to read together. We’re so proud of our students for putting in the effort to grow as readers over the summer. A huge thank you to parents, teachers, and principals for encouraging a love of reading that lasts all year long! Keep up the great work, readers—you inspire us all!

Last week, our amazing runners from Weber School District and surrounding areas competed in the City/County Cross Country Meet at the Fairgrounds! Despite the warm weather, they pushed through and competed with incredible heart and sportsmanship. We are so proud of all the athletes who participated. A huge congratulations to the Varsity Weber High Girls and Fremont High Boys for taking first place! Congratulations to all the runners on a great race!

Honoring Our Heroes. Bates Elementary and the North Ogden community came together for First Responders Appreciation Night—a heartfelt evening to thank the men and women who selflessly serve and protect. Following the recent foothill fire that burned for days and threatened nearby homes, our gratitude for these brave individuals runs deeper than ever. The evening also carried added meaning as we remembered two fallen officers from a neighboring community. The program featured words of thanks from Principal Dax Sederholm and Mayor Berube, as well as beautiful music from the school choir. First responders enjoyed dinner from local food trucks and felt the appreciation of the entire community. Thank you to our firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and all first responders for your sacrifice and service—you are true heroes.

Weber School District remembers and honors those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. This year, many of our schools took time to reflect and learn about the events of that day and the importance of coming together as a nation. We are proud of the way our students and staff showed their respect and patriotism. ❤️🤍💙

We're so proud of all the students, parents, and staff at Haven Bay Elementary who participated in the Green Ribbon Walk to School Day! This event, which happened throughout the district, is a great way to promote pedestrian safety and encourage a healthy and safe way to get to and from school. It was wonderful to see everyone walking together!
A big thank-you to the Weber County Sheriff’s Department, Weber Fire District, and our school and community leaders who joined in and helped make the event a success. Your support makes a difference!

Last Friday, history was made on the gridiron as the newest chapter in the “Battle for the Bell” rivalry was penned. In a face-off between familiar roots and new beginnings, West Field High triumphed over Roy High 41-23. The rivalry’s first trophy—a restored, old-fashioned school bell mounted on wood—now finds a new home with the Longhorns after Friday night’s victory. Claiming the bell marked a powerful milestone in their journey as a school and rivalry, but Roy’s resilience runs deep, and this is only the beginning of many fierce battles to come.

⚾ A big thank you to the Weber School District Foundation for hosting a special night at the ballpark with the Raptors last Friday!🎶 The evening kicked off with the Weber High School Chamber Choir singing a beautiful rendition of the national anthem, followed by Assistant Superintendent Clyde Moore throwing out the first pitch.🌟 Our amazing Teachers of the Year were also recognized on the field for their dedication and impact in the lives of students. We’re grateful to the Foundation for all the ways they support our schools, teachers, and students. Learn more about their incredible work at foundation.wsd.net

What a fantastic evening celebrating our military-connected families at the All Area Military-Connected Family Tailgate last Friday! It was a beautiful night filled with fun, food, and community. A huge thank you to everyone who came out to West Field High School. We loved seeing so many of our military-connected families enjoying hot dogs and connecting with each other before the big football game. We are so proud of our Weber School District Purple Star Schools, and it was great to have them and so many amazing local military-supporting businesses and veteran resources there to provide information and support. Events like this are so important for fostering a strong sense of community and ensuring our military families feel supported and celebrated. We appreciate all of you who serve and have served our country and are so grateful to have you as a part of the Weber School District family!

Shield Game 2025! One of Northern Utah’s biggest rivalries didn’t disappoint Friday night as Weber topped Roy 27–19 to reclaim the Shield! The annual battle, first played in 1965, is about more than just football—it’s a clash of tradition, pride, and community spirit. This year’s matchup saw Carter Payne throw three TD passes and Josh Hamblin break free for an 80-yard score. Roy kept it close with a 71-yard reception from Drayden Esplin and a late TD by Ryker Cordero, but they ultimately came up short. The Shield returns to Weber after Roy’s win in 2024, adding another chapter to this historic rivalry.

Fall is in the air, and so is the spirit of competition! We're excited to see our talented student-athletes from across the Weber School District hitting the fields and courts this season. Here are some pictures from the Girl's Soccer game between Bonneville and Fremont. Lakers came out on top at home (3-1) against the Silverwolves. Whether it's the strategic plays in Girl's Soccer and Football, the powerful spikes in Girl's Volleyball, the precision of Girl's Tennis and Boy's Golf, or the endurance of Cross Country, there are so many ways to support our students and staff. Let's cheer on our teams and show our school pride!

Farr West Elementary celebrated the grand opening of their brand-new playground! Principal Hancock, students, parents, and staff, gathered as the ribbon was cut, officially opening the space for play. This project was made possible by a RAMP grant, and we'd like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this playground a reality. Thank you to the Weber School District Facilities Management for their work on the site, Big T Recreation for the beautiful playground equipment, and the Farr West Elementary PTA and Weber School District Foundation for their support in bringing this incredible space to our students.

It was an exciting day at Washington Terrace Elementary! Students, staff, and the community came together for a special ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open their brand-new playground! This incredible project was a true team effort, funded through a RAMP grant (Recreation, Arts, Museum and Park), as well as dedicated funds from the community and the PTA. For years, students worked hard raising money to improve their play area. Thanks to the hard work of the community council and the principal who wrote the grant proposal, their efforts have resulted in a full replacement.

Home Sweet Home! Roosevelt Elementary is officially back and better than ever! After a year of being spread across four different schools, we celebrated the grand opening of the brand-new Roosevelt Elementary building in Washington Terrace. This amazing new school is a testament to our incredible community. A huge thank you to all the parents, students, staff, and district departments who showed unwavering patience and flexibility during the transition. As Principal Heather Hales said, "We are so proud to be Raptors united under one spectacular roof." A special thank you to all who made this dream a reality, from the Washington Terrace community and our generous taxpayers to our amazing school board, architects, and construction partners. This new building is a symbol of our shared commitment to our students. Welcome home, Raptors!

We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the new West Field High Teen Center! This amazing space is a testament to the power of community, compassion, and collaboration. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this project a reality! This is more than a building; it's a home for our students and a symbol of our unwavering support.

Welcome back, students and staff! The excitement was palpable today across Weber School District as we kicked off the first day of school!

It was a morning full of big smiles and excited greetings. At Bonneville High School, the cheerleaders and drumline were on hand to welcome students with high energy, setting a fantastic tone for the year. Over at Washington Terrace Elementary, we saw parents sharing special moments with their students, taking photos, and saying their goodbyes as they returned to a place of learning.

Today was a great day for seeing old friends, making new ones, and getting to know amazing teachers. We are so excited for a wonderful year of growth and learning.

Hey Weber School District Parents! 👋

Mark your calendars! 🗓️ Applications for Free and Reduced-Price School Meals for the 2025-2026 school year will open on July 15, 2025!

This program is a fantastic resource to help ensure all students have access to nutritious meals throughout the school year.

Keep an eye on the Weber School District website and your email for more information on how to apply. We'll share the direct link as soon as it's available!

This year, Weber School District had the honor of hosting Utah’s annual statewide Purple Star School Ceremony, an event that celebrates campuses that go above and beyond to support military-connected students and their families. Gathering at Roy High School, district leaders, educators, and community partners welcomed six new awardees to the Purple Star family: Farr West Elementary, Fremont High, Mountain View Junior High, Roy Junior High, Weber High, and West Field High. These schools join our five previously designated Purple Star campuses—Majestic Elementary, North Ogden Junior High, Rocky Mountain Junior High, West Haven Elementary, and Roy High—bringing Weber School District’s total to an impressive 11 Purple Star Schools. We extend a special thank-you to Roy High School for hosting the ceremony and to every staff member whose dedication ensures military families feel welcomed, understood, and supported in our schools.