Nine Davis School District high schools recently took to the pitch for the annual Unified Sports soccer tournament—an event that celebrates inclusion, teamwork and friendship. Unified Sports brings together students with and without disabilities to train, compete and cheer each other on. Teams played in both competitive and developmental divisions, showcasing skill, sportsmanship and school spirit. Athletes say the best part of Unified Sports is scoring goals and spending time with friends—a win

The Davis School District recently celebrated its newest student teachers. This event honored their dedication and highlighted the support the district offers—from mentorship to resources—to help them start strong. Guest speaker Hollie Fisher, Lakeside Elementary School fourth-grade teacher and Davis School District 2026 Teacher of the Year, shared her educational journey, tips and strategies for a smooth transition into the classroom. Also presenting were Davis School District Assistant Superin

The halls of Reading Elementary were recently filled with former administrators, staff and alumni who were invited to reflect and share memories of the beloved school, which has now been in existence for 40 years. “They were excited to come back to the school they loved,” kindergarten teacher Tauna Connors said. “It’s such a good community. There is parent support, and the students are excited to be here. The teachers go above and beyond—everybody works together.” Guests spoke to kindergarten th

Students across the Davis School District recently practiced bus safety through an emergency evacuation drill. The scenario simulated a bus being rear-ended, causing the engine to catch fire. Students practiced calmly and quickly exiting the bus and getting to safety. “Leave your belongings and focus on people” said bus driver Tanya Alltop who led the drill at Sunburst Elementary school. After everyone evacuated, she praised the students for helping one another and reminded them that drills help

Ellison Park Elementary students took a solemn walk to honor the selfless men and women who give everything for the greater good. More than 500 students participated in the school’s annual Honor Walk on Sept. 11. American flags lined the track as patriotic music played and students walked in silence, reflecting on the sacrifices made by first responders and service members. For sixth grader Lilly, the moment was personal. Her father, an active-duty Air Force member, stood on the sidelines watchi