Weber School District

Think fast! Fremont High School students recently stepped into the "Wolf Tank" to present quick, innovative solutions to unpredictable business scenarios in just 60 seconds!

Organized annually to highlight our outstanding DECA and FBLA programs, this high-energy event gives students a real taste of real-world business competition—giving our high schoolers a true competitive edge! That’s the #WSDAdvantage in action: hands-on learning opportunities that prepare our students for college, careers, and beyond!

A huge thank you to our guest judges from Weber State University's Sales program for taking the time to mentor, evaluate, and reward our rising leaders!

1 day ago, Weber School District

A Fremont High School student gestures animatedly with her hands while pitching a 60-second business solution to a guest judge seated across a white table in the school hallway.

A large blue backdrop displaying repeated DECA logos alongside a banner that reads "Fremont Wolf Tank: 90 Second Scenario - Try it for a chance to win!" with a wolf silhouette.

A group of Fremont High School students gathered around a table in the hallway, smiling and chatting enthusiastically during the DECA Wolf Tank competition.

Students wearing school colors stand around a high-top table in the hallway, observing a card-based activity setup during the Wolf Tank event.

A female student wearing a green and gold shirt uses expressive hand gestures to pitch her quick business ideas to a guest judge from Weber State University.

Two male high school students present their pitch to a judge seated at a white table, with school award trophy cases visible in the background.

A student in a white graphic tee gestures with his hands while making a quick business pitch to a judge seated at a long table in the busy hallway.

Two male students present their pitch across a table to judges, standing under a sign that reads "Fremont High School Performing Arts" in the school concourse.

A wide view of the bustling Fremont High School hallway filled with students participating in the high-energy Wolf Tank event at various judging tables and stations.

Hard work, grit, and world-class athletic talent.
Balancing academics with elite competition takes immense discipline. Brothers Teague and Rhett McPherson recently demonstrated that work ethic by winning top honors at the International Miniature Bull Riding Association World Championships right here at the Golden Spike.

Facing over 150 international competitors, Teague (West Weber Elementary) and Rhett (Mt. View Junior High) each completed four successful rides to finish with the highest overall scores in their respective divisions. Teague took home the PeeWee Division title, while Rhett earned the Junior Division championship.

We take pride in fostering environments where students develop the confidence and determination to excel wherever their passions take them. That balance of strong academics and personal achievement is the #WSDAdvantage.

1 day ago, Weber School District

A young bull rider wearing a protective helmet and vest raises his free arm high while riding a bucking black bull out of the arena chutes.

A young rider wearing a protective helmet and purple chaps holds on tight while riding a brown bucking bull in an arena full of spectators.

A young cowboy wearing a plaid shirt and leather chaps stays balanced atop a powerful speckled brown and white bucking bull during a ride.

World Champions Teague and Rhett McPherson stand together in cowboy hats in the arena dirt, holding their championship belt buckles and large ceremonial checks from the World Finals.

Yesterday, Representative Katy Hall spent the day experiencing what makes Weber School District so special! She visited South Ogden Junior High and Roosevelt Elementary as part of Utah's Legislator in the Classroom initiative.

At South Ogden Junior High, Representative Hall met with Student Body Officers and sat in on History, Math, and Art classes. Over at Roosevelt Elementary, student ambassadors took her on a guided tour, highlighting their favorite school initiatives and engaging in an energetic Q&A session.

Giving our students direct access to state leaders is just one of the ways we build real-world learning opportunities right here in our neighborhood schools. That is the #WSDAdvantage!
Thank you, Representative Hall, for taking the time to connect with our future leaders and dedicated educators

1 day ago, Weber School District

Representative Katy Hall stands in a school hallway with four South Ogden Junior High Student Body Officers wearing matching blue and white SBO cardigans.

Representative Katy Hall and a South Ogden Junior High teacher smile while listening to an SBO student present in front of a whiteboard listing U.S. History class agendas.

Representative Katy Hall tours a Roosevelt Elementary classroom alongside young student ambassadors who guide her through the doorway.

A Roosevelt Elementary student ambassador holds open a project binder to explain a lesson initiative to Representative Katy Hall and school staff.

Junior high students sit attentively at their desks during a classroom lesson at South Ogden Junior High.

Representative Katy Hall sits in on a small group discussion with South Ogden Junior High Student Body Officers in a conference setting.

A teacher wearing a colorful patterned shirt addresses his class at the front of a South Ogden Junior High classroom next to a history presentation slide.

Two Roosevelt Elementary student ambassadors speak with Representative Katy Hall in the school hallway.

Representative Katy Hall and Roosevelt Elementary school administrators listen as a student ambassador gesturally presents in a open learning area.

Representative Katy Hall, school administrators, and a group of Roosevelt Elementary student ambassadors pose for a group photo in front of a large life-sized dinosaur display inside the school.

Great games, bright sunshine, and amazing student-athletes!
Snowcrest Junior High hosted Sand Ridge Junior High for an action-packed softball game in the valley. Both teams brought incredible energy and sportsmanship from the first pitch to the final inning. Snowcrest took the win 22-12, but both teams gave our community a fantastic game to watch.

Extracurricular activities and athletics give our students the chance to build confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills outside the classroom. That is the #WSDAdvantage!

1 day ago, Weber School District

A Snowcrest Junior High softball pitcher in a blue jersey and protective face guard winds up and releases a pitch on the field during a game against Sand Ridge.

A Sand Ridge Junior High softball player wearing a brown pinstripe Scorpions uniform and batting helmet rounded the bases and sprints toward home plate.

A Snowcrest softball infielder wearing a face mask and blue jersey stays low in an athletic ready stance, fielding her position on the dirt infield.

A Sand Ridge batter connects with a pitch, sending the softball flying into the field as the catcher and umpire track the ball.

A Snowcrest softball player fields the ball on the run and prepares to make a throw across the infield.

A high-energy play at second base as a Sand Ridge runner slides into the bag while a Snowcrest fielder fields the throw to attempt the tag.

A Sand Ridge Junior High softball coach gathers his team in the pitcher's circle for a mound conference during the game.

A Snowcrest batter takes her stance at the plate with the umpire and catcher positioned behind home plate.

A Snowcrest player bends down to field a sharp ground ball cleanly on the dirt during the game.

A Sand Ridge batter completes her swing after making contact with a pitch during the softball matchup against Snowcrest.

Cooler temperatures and great sportsmanship were on full display at Remuda Golf Course for the Region 5 boys golf tournament.

West Field High secured the tournament win with a score of 288, keeping them in 1st place in Region 5 standings, while Fremont High holds 2nd place. Notable individual scores included Mack Herzog (67, West Field), Ethan Luna (71, West Field), and Connor Skeen (72, Fremont). Weber High also continues a strong season, currently sitting in 3rd place in Region 1.

Weber School District gives students unique opportunities to build skills, compete at high levels, and thrive. Discover all the reasons to choose WSD for your student's education at wsd.net.

1 day ago, Weber School District

A high school golfer in a navy long-sleeve shirt and white shorts holds his follow-through stance after taking a swing off the tee box at Remuda Golf Course.

A male student-athlete wearing a grey Longhorns hoodie, white hat, and dark shorts watches his chip shot make contact with the golf ball on the fairway.

A golfer in a blue windbreaker jacket and grey shorts tracks his ball in mid-air right after launching a crisp iron shot off the turf.

A golfer wearing a Longhorns visor stands over a putt on a lush green, lining up his stroke toward the cup.

A high school golfer in a dark sweatshirt and white cap swings his club mid-pitch shot, while a teammate or coach stands nearby on the fairway watching intently.

A player in short sleeves and grey shorts strikes an iron shot off the fairway, with his push cart and golf bag parked right beside him.

A close-up view of a high school golfer swinging through an iron shot on the fairway, creating a cloud of dust and grass divot as the club strikes the turf.

A high school golfer bends forward at the waist on the putting green, maintaining focus as his putter sends the ball rolling smoothly toward the hole.

A Fremont High golfer dressed in a navy long-sleeve shirt and white shorts initiates his downswing with an iron from the fairway grass.

Last Friday, schools across Weber School District paused to pay tribute to the heroes and victims of 9/11 with meaningful, hands-on projects and assemblies. Here is a look at just a few of the powerful events our students and staff put together across the district:

West Haven Elementary created a breathtaking Field of Flags on their front lawn and hosted a respectful flag retirement ceremony. At Innovation High, students honored the bravery of first responders by taking on a dedicated remembrance stair climb. Rocky Mountain Junior High honored heroes through a flag art display and interviews, while T.H. Bell Junior High displayed a moving Flag of Honor bearing the names of every life lost on that tragic day.

Throughout the rest of our district, students engaged in art projects, moments of silence, and history lessons focused on unity, resilience, and patriotism. We are so proud of our students and staff for keeping these important memories alive with such reverence.

1 day ago, Weber School District

A student wearing full firefighter turn-out gear walks through a bustling school hallway during Innovation High's remembrance stair climb.

A group of West Haven Elementary students and staff pose happily while sitting outdoors in the green grass among hundreds of small American flags planted on the school lawn.

High school students at Innovation High walk down an open interior staircase in a multi-story atrium during a 9/11 remembrance stair climb event.

Junior high students line up outdoors in front of a blue and red "Home of the Minutemen" mural while holding up an American Flag of Honor.

A student reaches up to affix a patriotic paper star to a large, hand-crafted American flag display posted on a brick hallway wall at Rocky Mountain Junior High.

T.H. Bell Junior High students sit and stand around a large "Flag of Honor" spread out on the grass, which features the printed names of the lives lost on 9/11.

Elementary students bend down to carefully plant small American flags into the grass on their school lawn as part of a 9/11 Field of Flags tribute.

Learning extends far beyond textbook lessons at West Haven Elementary. On the 25th anniversary of September 11th, Hawk students gained a memorable lesson in patriotism, history, and community responsibility.

The school held a special flag retirement ceremony for two flags that had served West Haven Elementary. Principal Courtney Geisler taught students about the symbolism of the flag's colors and the respectful process of retiring a worn symbol of freedom. The ceremony was conducted with the help of the Utah Military Academy Honor Guard Team, Lieutenant Colonel Geisler, and Lieutenant Colonel Tipton.
Distinguished community guests included State Rep. Jake Sawyer, Mayor Rob Vanderwood, Board Member Jan Burrell, Assistant Supt. Dave Hales, and Supt. Gina Butters.

From strong community partnerships to rich character education, Weber School District offers opportunities that set students up for lifelong success. That is the #WSDAdvantage!

1 day ago, Weber School District

Principal Courtney Geisler speaks into a microphone at a wooden podium outdoors, addressing students and community guests near a Utah state flag during the West Haven Elementary flag retirement ceremony.

Two members of the Utah Military Academy Honor Guard dressed in blue dress uniforms hold a large American flag outstretched above the pavement while Elementary students sit in the background watching respectfully.

Two smiling West Haven Elementary students stand side by side outside their school, each holding a neatly folded American flag presented during the ceremony.

Honor Guard members raise a fresh American flag up a tall flagpole outside West Haven Elementary while students and staff stand below with hands over their hearts against a bright blue sky.

A distinguished guest in a suit holds a ceremonially folded American flag while standing face-to-face with an Honor Guard member during the flag retirement proceedings.

A military official in uniform salutes across a burning fire pit where worn flags are being respectfully retired, as community leaders, district administrators, and guests look on solemn-faced.

A close-up view of elementary school students standing outdoors in a row, each placing a hand over their heart with focused expressions during the patriotic flag ceremony.

A line of young Hawk students dressed in patriotic red, white, and blue clothing stand attentive in a crowd with their right hands placed over their hearts.

Four Honor Guard members stand at attention near a flagpole surrounded by a field of small American flags stuck in the lawn, while audience members stand behind them with hands on their hearts.

Four youth members of the Utah Military Academy Honor Guard in full dress uniforms stand at attention alongside an adult leader on the sidewalk in front of West Haven Elementary.

Yesterday, the Mountain View Junior High Mavericks hosted the Sand Ridge Junior High Scorpions for an action-packed boys' volleyball match. Both teams delivered incredible hustle, huge hits, and unbelievable saves from start to finish!

While the Mavericks secured the win, the real highlight was seeing our bleachers packed to support one of WSD’s newest junior high sports. Continually expanding athletic opportunities helps our students discover new passions, and that is the #WSDAdvantage.

1 day ago, Weber School District

A male volleyball player wearing a white Mavericks uniform with the number 10 leaps high near the net to serve or spike a volleyball during an indoor middle school match, with spectators watching from the bleachers.

A player wearing a bright yellow Scorpions uniform jumps near the net to hit a volleyball while opponents in white Mavericks jerseys prepare to block on the opposite side of the court.

A Mavericks volleyball player wearing a white jersey with the number 21 jumps above the net to spike the ball while two Scorpions players in yellow jerseys jump up to attempt a block.

A volleyball player wearing number 13 in a white jersey leaps at the net with arms fully extended to execute a two-handed block against an incoming attack, with teammates positioning behind him.

A Scorpions volleyball player wearing a yellow jersey with the number 13 bumps the volleyball overhead to pass to a teammate during an indoor match.

A male student-athlete wearing a white Mavericks uniform jumps high into the air to serve a volleyball on a polished gymnasium floor while cheerleaders perform along the baseline.

A Mavericks volleyball player wearing number 21 leaps high for a powerful spike over the net while a teammate wearing number 10 watches the play from the front court.

A Scorpions player wearing jersey number 14 tracks the volleyball overhead in set position on the court while another teammate in yellow looks on, with filled bleachers in the background.

A Scorpions player jumps to tip the volleyball over the net while an opposing Mavericks player reaches high to contest the shot at the net.

A Scorpions volleyball player wearing jersey number 10 reaches high over the net to block or spike the ball while Mavericks players prepare to defend below.

Recess just got a whole lot brighter at Green Acres Elementary! ⚽🏀

On Friday, we were honored to welcome Representative Ryan Wilcox alongside WSD Board Member Kelly Larson and Assistant Director of Elementary Education Kirt Swalberg. Guided by Principal Heather Georgi, our guests toured classrooms to see our students in action. The highlight of the day? The priceless reactions from our students when Rep. Wilcox unveiled an incredible donation of playground gear!
Rep. Wilcox generously donated:

• 2 Heavy-duty soccer goals (a first for the school!) & 12 field cones
• 19 Soccer balls
• 27 Basketballs
• 15 Youth footballs
• 63 Rubber kickballs
• 17 Jump ropes

Strong community partnerships and leaders who invest directly in our kids—that is the #WSDAdvantage. Thank you, Rep. Wilcox, for supporting our students' health, play, and happiness!

1 day ago, Weber School District

Three adults pose indoors at Green Acres Elementary surrounded by dynamic sports equipment. A man in a blue Weber School District Foundation polo shirt stands in the center holding mesh bags of basketballs and soccer balls, flanked by two smiling women holding colorful playground balls, with Green Acres Grizzlies banners in the background.

A Weber School District Foundation representative wearing a blue polo shirt and glasses stands inside a classroom, holding up a black mesh equipment bag filled with red dodgeballs and footballs while carrying large mesh bags full of basketballs and soccer balls over his shoulder.

A young female student wearing a white shirt with a colorful graphic reacts with excitement, smiling open-mouthed as she leans forward at her classroom desk during a presentation.

A young male student wearing a long-sleeved gray shirt with a cat graphic cheers with both arms raised high in the air while sitting at his desk in a bright classroom.

Five smiling elementary students stand outdoors on a paved playground holding various colorful sports balls, including a green playground ball, purple basketball, football, and soccer ball, alongside a adult district representative under a sunny mountain backdrop.

A district representative wearing sunglasses and a blue Foundation polo pulls back a football, getting ready to throw it on an outdoor playground with mountains visible in the background.

A young boy on an outdoor asphalt court focuses closely as he dribbles a bright purple basketball with one hand.

A female student outdoors on a blacktop schoolyard kicks a classic black-and-white soccer ball while another classmate looks on from the foreground.

A male student with curly hair sits attentively at his desk with his arms crossed, focusing on a lesson while a miniature football rests on the desk in front of him.

A board member and a district representative holding a large mesh bag filled with basketballs present to a classroom full of elementary students sitting attentively on the floor.

WSD Rewind: Week 2 Highlights!

Week 2 is officially in the books, and our Weber School District students are already hitting their stride! This week's episode of WSD Rewind takes you beyond the classroom to show how our students learn, compete, perform, and belong—from the roar of the crowd on the field to the vibrant creativity in our fine arts programs.

Discover what makes the #WSDAdvantage so special and see how our students are thriving! Head over to our Instagram to watch the full Reel, and drop a comment letting us know your student’s favorite memory so far this year.

15 days ago, Weber School District

Great weather, high energy, and incredible talent on display at the pitch!

Under a warm, beautiful sky, our Fremont High Silverwolves and Roy High Royals took to the pitch for an exciting Region 5 matchup! Fremont earned a 5-0 victory led by Sierra Schneider’s two goals, strong offensive contributions from Avery Chambers, Eden Shupe, and McKahl Champneys, and a steadfast defense. Beyond the stats, both teams showed incredible determination, work ethic, and sportsmanship from kickoff to the final whistle.

In Weber School District, our athletics programs give student-athletes the stage to push their limits, support one another, and learn lessons that last well beyond graduation. That’s the #WSDAdvantage.

15 days ago, Weber School District

A high school soccer player in a blue uniform dribbles the ball past an opposing defender in a white jersey during a sunny afternoon match.

A student-athlete in a white soccer jersey maneuvers the ball downfield, with a blue-jersey defender and referee in hot pursuit.

A high school soccer player in blue leaps to control an incoming ball with her knee while surrounded by opposing players.

A player in a white soccer jersey winds up to strike a long kick across the grass field during a high school match.

A soccer player in a white jersey advances the ball toward the goal while avoiding a defender in blue.

Three soccer players jump into the air together as they contest a high header during a bright game day.

A high school soccer player in a blue uniform tracks the ball mid-air during gameplay on a sunny athletic field.

Teammates in blue soccer uniforms sprint across the grass field together, shouting and celebrating a goal.

A soccer player in a blue jersey tracks a high ball in the air as defenders close in behind her.

Players from both high school soccer teams walk side-by-side on the field, shaking hands and displaying good sportsmanship after the match.

A little rain couldn’t dampen the incredible spirit of our Weber School District family! 🌧️🌭 Last Friday, our community gathered at West Field High School for our annual Military Support Tailgate. Even with a massive downpour and a brief lightning delay before kickoff, the warmth and energy were unmatched.

From free hot dogs and interactive booths to connecting military families with valuable local resources, it was a night dedicated to honoring those who serve our country. Our Purple Star Schools and community partners work year-round to ensure our military-connected students have every resource they need to thrive. That’s the #WSDAdvantage—a supportive, tight-knit community that stands by our families through rain or shine.

Thank you to everyone who braved the weather to show their support! Looking for a school district that genuinely feels like family? Discover what makes WSD special at wsd.net.

15 days ago, Weber School District

Four high school students posing together outdoors under a rainbow after rain, wearing bandanas and casual gear.

Cheerleaders standing in line in front of football players on the field while fans stand in the bleachers.

High school football player in an orange jersey leaping high in the air to catch a pass during a game.

Young boy smiling between two U.S. Army National Guard recruiters crouching at an informational table outdoors.

A woman browsing handmade craft displays at an outdoor school community event booth.

Wooden patriotic tabletop art piece featuring a saluting soldier silhouette decorated with the American flag.

A young student looking into a purple prize bag at an outdoor school event table.

A high school student smiling while wearing a red hard hat drink holder, oversized gold chains, and a mascot medallion.

From their very first school lunch to walking across the graduation stage, Weber School District is proud to guide our 30,000+ students on a seamless journey toward success! 🎓 In Part 1 our newest kindergartners sit down with Class of 2027 seniors to get the scoop on favorite lunches, early school memories, and top advice for year one. It’s a sweet look at the #WSDAdvantage—the connected, supportive community built across all of our schools where every child belongs from day one.

Want to see our seniors' heartwarming answers? Click over to our official Instagram page to watch Part 1 of the Reel now! Be sure to follow @WeberDistrict on social media so you don't miss Part 2! 🍕💙

15 days ago, Weber School District

Day One is officially in the books, and wow—the energy across Weber School District yesterday was absolute magic!

From the sweet, excited smiles of our littlest elementary students holding hands with their parents at drop-off, to junior high high-fives stepping off the buses, and high schoolers bringing the ultimate first-day style—our halls are alive again, and we couldn't be happier!

That instant feeling of belonging, high energy, and endless possibility? That’s the #WSDAdvantage in full effect. Our amazing teachers, bus drivers, and staff poured their hearts into making yesterday smooth, safe, and fun for all of our students.

22 days ago, Weber School District

Students walking in to school on the first day.

Students posing for pictures on the first day.

Parents taking pictures of children on the first day.

Catch the Day One Magic! 🕶️✨

There’s nothing quite like the energy of the first day of school! To celebrate, our team put together a fast-paced Reel featuring students across our 51 schools rocking their "First Day 2026" shades—from kindergarteners holding hands at drop-off to high schoolers bringing the ultimate first-day style. It’s a quick, fun look at the heart of the #WSDAdvantage: creating a high-energy, welcoming environment where all 30,000+ of our students are ready to Learn, Lead, and Exceed!

Want to see if your student was featured, or catch full photo galleries from around the district? 🎬 Check out the full video on our Instagram page! Join our digital community—follow us on Instagram @weberdistrict for quick reels and student highlights, and like us on Facebook @WeberSD for complete photo albums and district updates. Subscribe today so you never miss a moment of the good news happening in our schools!

22 days ago, Weber School District

Two girls wearing sunglasses that say 1st day on them.

Play ball! We had an unforgettable evening at the ballpark as the Weber School District Foundation hosted Teacher Night with the Ogden Raptors! Our WSD community came together to celebrate the incredible educators who bring the #WSDAdvantage to life every single day in our classrooms.

Foundation Board Chair Jeremy Dunn kicked off the excitement by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, followed by a stunning National Anthem performance by the talented Weber High Chamber Choir.

The highlight of the night was taking the field to recognize three of our outstanding Teachers of the Year—Marnie Favero, Monique Nielsen, and Chancy Kelley! We also want to give a heartfelt shoutout to the rest of our Teacher of the Year honorees who weren't able to join us at the ballpark last night.

22 days ago, Weber School District

chamber choir getting ready for the anthem

chamber choir singing the national anthem

Green Acres Elementary Has a NEW Playground!

Last night was filled with immense pride, joy, and maybe a few happy tears as our Weber School District community gathered for the official ribbon-cutting of the brand-new, inclusive playground at Green Acres Elementary!

What started three years ago as a vision to ensure EVERY student—regardless of ability—has a space to play, connect, and belong is now a reality. Thanks to an incredible grassroots effort, our community raised $325,000 to bring this dream to life!

22 days ago, Weber School District

Unlocking talent and building future-focused pathways! 🚀✨ Yesterday, our CTE educators gathered at West Field High School for the CTE Welcome Back Institute to gear up for an incredible school year.

Keynote speaker Edson Barton, CEO of YouScience, shared how every student deserves a clear path to success. Our teachers stepped into their students’ shoes by taking the YouScience Aptitude & Career Discovery assessment—learning how to use real-time data to help students uncover natural talents, refine class schedules, and align with high-demand careers.

That is the #WSDAdvantage in action: giving our students a personalized head start toward college, trade programs, and 21st-century careers!

To top off a day of collaboration, three lucky teachers won $100 classroom grants from the Weber School District Foundation!

about 1 month ago, Weber School District

Welcoming the newest members of our WSD Family! We had an incredible morning at West Field High School welcoming our newest educators to Weber School District! From warm welcomes during breakfast and the resource fair to dynamic breakout sessions on classroom procedures, relationship building, and curriculum resources—our new teachers are fully equipped and ready to inspire!

Superintendent Gina Butters delivered a moving keynote address centered on this year’s theme, "Ignite the Light." She reminded our new team members that every teacher carries a spark, and when ignited, their positive influence spreads to transform lives, build connections, and create safe, loving environments for our 30,000+ students.

To our new educators: We are so grateful you chose Weber School District! You have an entire community behind you cheering you on.

about 1 month ago, Weber School District

Teacher in front of class teaching teachers.

Mission Success! What an incredible evening at Mountain View Junior High! We were so honored to host our military-connected families for our Back to School: Mission Ready Event. From awesome activities and fun games for the kids to connecting families with valuable district and community resources, the night was filled with smiles, laughter, and strong connections.
A massive THANK YOU to:
✨ Our military families & students—we are so proud and grateful to have you in the Weber School District family!
✨ Our dedicated volunteers, staff, and community partners who hosted booths, ran activities, provided prizes, and worked behind the scenes to make this night a success.

about 1 month ago, Weber School District

Parents and students at the Back to School: Mission Ready Event.

A child at the Back to School: Mission Ready Event.

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