Our Wasatch Eagles continue to amaze us! Thanks to the generosity of donors from across the United States, we have raised almost $9,000 through our Kindness Fundraiser!

There is still time to participate. We have one more week left in the fundraiser, and every share and donation helps support field trips, assemblies, school events, and enriching learning experiences for all Wasatch students.

Want to earn a reward? It's easy! Students can earn a Cookie Blanket by registering and sharing their fundraising page with 10 friends or family members. Then, complete the Kindness Passport and turn it in for a chance to win a prize. Students who raise $150 can earn an even bigger prize!

Thank you to our incredible families and supporters for helping our students soar. Small acts of kindness truly make a big difference!
about 23 hours ago, Wasatch Elementary
Three-photo collage promoting the Wasatch Elementary Kindness Fundraiser. The top photo shows a student standing outside the entrance of Wasatch Elementary School holding open a cookie-print blanket earned through the fundraiser. The bottom left photo shows a student seated in a classroom wrapped in a cookie blanket and holding a fundraising booklet. The bottom right photo shows a group of students standing in a classroom holding their cookie blankets and posing together. The Wasatch Eagles logo appears on the collage. The images highlight fundraiser rewards and celebrate student participation in the school's Kindness Fundraiser.
Our Wasatch Eagles had a fantastic time celebrating with Halloween parties filled with games, crafts, challenges, treats, and lots of laughter. Students worked together through pumpkin bowling, mummy wrapping contests, carnival-style games, hands-on activities, and creative classroom stations. The day was packed with fun memories, teamwork, and school spirit from start to finish. A huge thank you to our teachers, volunteers, and families who helped make these celebrations so special.
about 23 hours ago, Wasatch Elementary
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students participating in Halloween party activities inside their classrooms. In the top left, students sit on a classroom rug and take turns playing a pumpkin-themed game with an orange bucket. In the top right, students toss small objects toward a colorful Halloween target game made with cones and numbered circles. In the bottom left, students work at desks completing a fall-themed STEM challenge using candy corn, marshmallows, pretzels, and other materials. In the bottom right, students gather around a table participating in a Halloween activity featuring a large skeleton-themed game board. The center of the collage displays the Wasatch Eagles logo.
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students enjoying Halloween party activities in their classrooms. In the top left, students participate in a mummy-wrapping challenge, using rolls of toilet paper to wrap a classmate while paper covers the floor around them. In the top right, students sit around a table decorating Halloween-themed crafts and treat bags with colorful supplies. In the bottom left, students work together at their desks on hands-on STEM and math activities using candy corn, marshmallows, pretzels, and other materials. In the bottom right, two students take turns rolling a small pumpkin across the floor during a pumpkin bowling game. The collage features the Wasatch Eagles logo in the center.
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students participating in Halloween classroom celebrations. In the top left, students play a Halloween-themed matching game around a table while an adult volunteer helps facilitate the activity. In the top right, students work on festive crafts, painting and decorating paper plate creations with colorful materials. In the bottom left, a student holds a Halloween pudding cup decorated with a cookie headstone and gummy worms while classmates work in the background. In the bottom right, students complete a Halloween-themed math activity using worksheets, game cards, and recording sheets at a classroom table. The Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the center of the collage.
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students participating in Halloween classroom celebrations. In the top left, students gather around a table covered with a Halloween-themed tablecloth while creating and decorating festive crafts. In the top right, a student balances a cookie on their forehead during a Halloween party challenge, with a mummy-themed craft visible on the desk. In the bottom left, students sit around a table enjoying Halloween treats and snacks while visiting with classmates. In the bottom right, a group of students poses for a photo during a classroom celebration, with party treats and activity materials on the tables. The Wasatch Eagles logo is displayed in the center of the collage.
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students participating in Halloween-themed classroom activities. In the top left, students create pumpkin crafts using construction paper, stickers, and other decorating materials at a classroom table. In the top right, students sit on a colorful rug using tablets during a Halloween learning activity. In the bottom left, three students pose together in a classroom while holding Halloween party prizes and treat bags. In the bottom right, a small group of students gathers around a low table playing a Halloween-themed math game using colorful candy pieces and a game board. The Wasatch Eagles logo is displayed in the center of the collage.
Four-photo collage showing Wasatch Elementary students taking part in Halloween classroom activities. In the top left, students sit around a table playing a Halloween-themed bingo game using picture cards and bingo chips. In the top right, a large group of students sits on a colorful classroom rug participating in a Halloween group activity. In the bottom left, students gather on a carpet with a classroom volunteer while sorting and creating Halloween-themed crafts using colorful materials. In the bottom right, students sit in a circle on a rug covered with colorful pom-poms, reaching into the center for a hands-on Halloween game or challenge. The Wasatch Eagles logo is displayed in the center of the collage.
The Trunk or Treat was a sweet success at Wasatch Elementary! Students enjoyed an evening full of themed stations, costumes, games, treats, and fun with friends and family.

Thank you to our PTA, teachers, staff, and community members for the time and effort you put into creating such a memorable event. It takes a village, and we are grateful for the incredible support that helps make opportunities like this possible for our students.
4 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Four photos from Wasatch Elementary's Trunk or Treat event showcase creative costumes and themed activity stations throughout the school. One photo features a Star Wars-themed station with a volunteer dressed in a dark robe holding a glowing red lightsaber. Another shows a student posing with a large elephant display featuring an extended trunk. A third photo captures students visiting a Halloween-themed booth staffed by volunteers in costume and decorated with candy, spooky props, and framed portraits. The final photo shows volunteers dressed as Toy Story characters standing in front of a colorful character-themed backdrop. The Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the center of the collage.
Four photos from Wasatch Elementary's Trunk or Treat event. Students in costumes pose in front of inflatable Halloween displays, including a pirate bear, cat, pumpkin, and witch decorations. Another photo shows volunteers dressed as M&M candies handing out treats at a colorful candy-themed booth. In a school hallway, costumed volunteers distribute candy to students during the event. The final photo features a soccer-themed station with volunteers in soccer uniforms posing with soccer balls in front of a stadium backdrop. The Wasatch Eagles logo is displayed in the center of the collage.
Four photos from Wasatch Elementary's Trunk or Treat event. Students visit themed booths decorated as a candy shop, a pig-themed station, and a Shrek display featuring a large cauldron and costumed volunteers. Colorful candy decorations, handmade backdrops, and Halloween costumes fill the hallways as students collect treats and enjoy the activities. The center of the collage features the Wasatch Eagles logo.
A big thank you to our PTA for helping make Red Ribbon Week so much fun. Our Wasatch Eagles showed their commitment to being drug-free by adding their handprints to our pledge wall, dressing as twins, taking part in a schoolwide scavenger hunt, and completing superhero training activities. We loved seeing our students learn, participate, and show their Eagle pride all week long!
6 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage from Red Ribbon Week at Wasatch Elementary showing staff dressed as twins, students adding red handprints to a drug-free pledge activity, and students wearing superhero masks and capes while participating in superhero training activities outdoors.
Red Ribbon Week activities at Wasatch Elementary, including a student handprint pledge display with the message “Take My Hand & Make A Stand,” students participating in a scavenger hunt, and pairs of students and staff dressed as twins.
The Wasatch Elementary PTA is excited to host our first Community Clothing Swap. Families are invited to donate clean, gently used clothing of any size, with children's clothing especially needed.

Donations will be accepted November 2-6 during school hours. The Clothing Swap will take place on November 9 from 5:00-8:00 p.m.

Thank you for helping support our Wasatch families and strengthen our school community. We hope to see you there!
7 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Flyer for the Wasatch Family Community Clothing Swap. The colorful poster announces a clothing swap on November 9 from 5:00-8:00 p.m. and invites families to bring clean, gently used clothing, with children's clothing especially needed. Illustrations of hanging shirts, a denim jacket, and folded sweaters decorate the flyer. Donations are accepted November 2-6 during school hours. The event is sponsored by the Wasatch Elementary PTA and features the Wasatch Eagles logo.
Join us October 26-30 as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week with fun dress-up days, team activities, and a schoolwide commitment to making healthy choices. Together, we can make a difference and be drug free!

Check out the daily themes and help us show our school spirit all week long. Thank you to our Wasatch PTA for sponsoring this exciting event!
15 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful Red Ribbon Week flyer with a superhero theme. The headline reads, “Red Ribbon Week: Make a Difference, Be a Hero! Be Drug Free!” and lists activities for October 26-30. Monday includes a healthy choices pledge and handprint banner. Tuesday is superhero dress-up day. Wednesday encourages students to dress as twins or in team-themed groups. Thursday is “Wear Red” day with a superhero scavenger hunt. Friday asks students to wear orange and black and attend the “Haunt the Halls” Trunk-or-Treat event. The flyer features a red ribbon, superhero symbols, colorful handprints, a cape, a mask, a pumpkin, and a city skyline. Sponsored by the Wasatch PTA.

Early literacy builds the foundation for academic achievement.

Davis School District’s Family Literacy Nights help families support children’s reading and learning from the earliest years through elementary school. Families will participate in hands-on activities, learn practical strategies and choose four sessions tailored to their child’s age, grade and learning needs.

Sessions are designed for children ages 0–3, ages 3–5, kindergarten and first grade, and second and third grade. Sessions will be offered in English and Spanish, with interpretation available in additional languages.

Join us for Early Bird Gets the Worm! at one of two locations:
Nov. 2, 2026
5:45–8:30 p.m.
Woods Cross High School

Nov. 18, 2026
5:45–8:30 p.m.
Northridge High School

Register at: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=dPKcPX5U9UqN3gGmNuC2B7F0sHzVTfZGpsEYcm5cD9NUQk9PSDVNVFlOODhIWlpCV0tON1JNWUY2Wi4u

When families have the tools to support literacy at home, they help children build skills that prepare them for future learning and success in school.

19 days ago, Davis School District
Early Bird Gets the Worm. Davis School District Family Literacy Nights. A parent and students sitting and reading a book.
Wasatch Eagles had a magical STEM experience with special guest Paul Brewer the Magician! Students learned what STEM stands for and how science, technology, engineering, and math connect to the world around them. Along the way, Paul amazed us with incredible magic tricks that kept everyone engaged and excited about learning. Thank you, Paul Brewer and the Utah STEM Action Center, for making STEM fun, interactive, and unforgettable!
19 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage of four photos from a STEM assembly at Wasatch Elementary featuring visiting magician Paul Brewer. In the top left photo, Paul Brewer stands on stage beside a student volunteer holding a magician’s hat with a white rabbit prop. In the top right photo, Paul Brewer presents a model rocket while speaking into a microphone in front of a space-themed backdrop. The bottom left photo shows a student volunteer assisting with a hands-on demonstration on stage. The bottom right photo shows several student volunteers participating in a science and magic activity involving chairs on stage. The stage is decorated with large STEM-themed displays featuring an astronaut, a moon, and the words “Fly Me to the Moon.” A Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the center of the collage. The assembly combines magic, audience participation, and STEM concepts to help students learn about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in an engaging way.
Our Wasatch Eagles earned a Glow Party by reaching our PTA membership sign-up goal! Students had a great time celebrating their achievement and school spirit.

Thank you to our amazing PTA for making this such a fun and memorable experience for our kids.

It's not too late to get involved! You can still partner with our school by joining PTA and supporting opportunities that help our students thrive.
20 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage of students celebrating at a Wasatch Eagles Glow Party. The top photo shows three students holding balloons in front of a colorful "LET'S GLOW" sign on a stage. The bottom photos show students participating in glow-themed activities, including standing near colorful glow streamers, holding glowing balloons, and enjoying the celebration in a dimly lit gym decorated with neon lights and balloons. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the lower left corner of the collage. The event highlights students celebrating the school's successful PTA membership campaign.
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing Wasatch families! Thanks to your support, the Wasatch PTA reached its goal of 71 members! Because of this incredible achievement, our entire school has earned a Glow Party, and Mrs. Lorenzo’s class has won a class party for bringing in the most memberships. We are also proud to celebrate the Wasatch PTA for earning the B.E.E. Award for setting goals and creating a strategic plan for the school year. Families can still join the PTA and help make a difference at Wasatch Elementary!
25 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful Wasatch Eagles celebration poster announcing that the Wasatch PTA reached its goal of 71 members. The poster features eagle mascots, stars, and school colors of blue and yellow. Text announces that the whole school has won a glow party, Mrs. Lorenzo’s class has won a class party for having the most memberships, and families are still encouraged to join the PTA. A B.E.E. Award badge is shown, recognizing the Wasatch PTA for setting goals and creating a strategic plan for the school year. A photo of a staff member appears next to the class party announcement.
Mrs. Leavitt’s kindergarten class had a sweet day of learning during their apple investigation! Students explored the apple life cycle, tasted apples with peanut butter and caramel, and then graphed their favorite apple varieties to practice collecting and analyzing data. Hands-on learning made science, math, and a tasty treat come together in a fun and memorable way!
27 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
student-created bar graphs colored red, yellow, and green to represent different apple colors. The top right image shows a large classroom graph made with apple cutouts, with yellow apples forming the tallest column and smaller columns of green and red apples. The bottom image shows several elementary students seated at desks eating apple slices while participating in the activity. A "Wasatch Eagles" logo appears on the collage. The classroom includes bookshelves, learning materials, and a calendar display in the background.
Collage of elementary students participating in an apple-tasting activity in a classroom. The top left image is a close-up of a student holding a paper plate with apple slices and dip after taking a bite. The top right image shows two students seated at a table eating apple slices, with paper plates, water bottles, and stuffed animals nearby. The bottom image shows three students seated at grouped desks with plates containing slices of different apple varieties and dipping sauce. Bookshelves, classroom supplies, student desks, and learning materials are visible throughout the classroom. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo is displayed on the right side of the collage.
Collage of elementary students participating in an apple-tasting activity in a classroom. The top left image shows three students seated at a table with paper plates holding apple slices and a small serving of dip. The top right image shows four students gathered around a table with plates of apple slices, stuffed animals, and classroom supplies nearby. The bottom image shows four students seated at grouped desks with plates containing apple slices of different colors, likely comparing apple varieties. Classroom bookshelves, storage bins, rugs, and learning materials are visible in the background. A "Wasatch Eagles" logo appears on the right side of the collage.
We're collecting candy donations for our upcoming Trunk or Treat! Please send wrapped candy to the school front office by Wednesday, October 28, to help make this a fun and memorable event for our students and families. Thank you for supporting the Wasatch Eagles community!
27 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful Wasatch Eagles Trunk or Treat candy donation flyer. The top features the Wasatch Eagles logo with the slogan “Growing Minds, Creating Magic.” Large colorful text reads “Candy Donations Needed!” In the center, a cartoon eagle wearing a Wasatch Eagles shirt stands beside an open vehicle trunk overflowing with candy and Halloween decorations. A wooden sign reads “Trunk or Treat,” and pumpkins filled with candy appear on both sides. The flyer asks for help making the Trunk or Treat a sweet success. At the bottom, school and calendar icons accompany the messages “Drop Off at the School Front Office” and “Turn Candy in by Wednesday, October 28th.” The flyer ends with the message, “Thank you for supporting our Trunk or Treat!” and uses Wasatch school colors of navy blue, gold, and white with festive Halloween accents.

Wasatch Eagles Reminder! This Tuesday is an Early Out Day with dismissal at 1:30 PM and marks the last day of First Term.

Then it's time for Fall Break! There will be no school Wednesday, October 14 through Friday, October 16. We hope our Eagle families enjoy a safe, fun, and relaxing break!

28 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Portrait-style Wasatch Eagles school reminder graphic with the school logo at the top and the slogan “Growing Minds, Creating Magic.” A large calendar displays “Tuesday 1:30,” next to the message: “Tuesday is Early Out at 1:30! It is also the last day of First Term!” Below, a second announcement reads: “No School for Fall Break! Wed 10/14 – Fri 10/16.” An eagle mascot wearing a Wasatch Eagles shirt stands beside the announcements giving a thumbs-up. The background features colorful fall leaves, mountains, and trees. A wooden sign lists “Rest,” “Family Time,” “Adventure,” and “Make Memories.” The design uses school colors of navy blue, gold, and white with autumn-themed accents.
Join us as we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latin American communities with a week full of fun themed days. From Creative Hands and Sports Day to Vaquero Day and Pajama Day, there are plenty of ways for Wasatch Eagles to show their spirit and learn more about Hispanic heritage. Check out the schedule and join the celebration!
about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful Wasatch Eagles Hispanic Heritage Spirit Week poster featuring festive papel picado banners, fireworks, maracas, a sombrero, flags, and cultural decorations. The schedule includes: Wednesday, October 7, Creative Hands Day to help decorate school hallways; Thursday, October 8, Sports Day with favorite soccer or baseball jerseys; Friday, October 9, Colors of Latin America Day wearing colors from a Latin American country’s flag; Monday, October 12, Vaquero Day honoring Hispanic cowboy traditions with western attire; and Tuesday, October 13, Pajama Day to celebrate the start of fall break. The poster uses bright Hispanic Heritage Month colors and includes the Wasatch Eagles logo in the lower left corner.
Wasatch Elementary Eagles joined readers across Utah for the first-ever Utah Reads Statewide Read-A-Thon! Everyone in the school came dressed in pajamas, cozied up with blankets and pillows, read by flashlight, enjoyed tasty snacks, and got lost in great books and stories. We loved being part of this exciting statewide celebration of reading and showing that Wasatch Eagles love to read!
about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students have created a cozy reading fort using blankets draped over chairs. Several students sit and lie on blankets and pillows while reading books inside and around the fort. In the bottom photo, a student reads a digital book on a tablet while hugging a large stuffed animal at a desk, while other students read independently around the classroom. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Side-by-side photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the left photo, several students sit under a table that has been turned into a cozy reading fort with blankets, while reading books together on the classroom floor. In the right photo, a student lies on a pillow wrapped in a pink blanket and reads a book independently on the classroom carpet. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the lower-left corner of the collage.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students wearing pajamas sit under desks covered with blankets to create a cozy reading fort in a dimly lit classroom. Several students hold books while reading together inside the fort. In the bottom photo, five staff members wearing pajamas pose beneath a glowing “Wasatch Eagles” sign in the school office area to celebrate the statewide reading event. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, two students relax on cushions in a dimly lit classroom while reading chapter books independently. In the bottom photo, students gather inside a reading fort made from chairs and blankets, creating a cozy space for reading. One student sits near the entrance of the fort with books and blankets, while other readers are visible inside. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, two students relax on cushions in a dimly lit classroom while reading chapter books independently. In the bottom photo, students gather inside a reading fort made from chairs and blankets, creating a cozy space for reading. One student sits near the entrance of the fort with books and blankets, while other readers are visible inside. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students wearing pajamas and wrapped in blankets are spread throughout the classroom reading books independently. Some students read on the floor with pillows and blankets, while others gather in a cozy reading area near the front of the room. In the bottom photo, students read books and digital texts while relaxing in flexible seating, including rocking chairs and floor seats, creating a comfortable reading environment. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students wearing pajamas and wrapped in blankets are spread throughout the classroom reading books independently. Some students read on the floor with pillows and blankets, while others gather in a cozy reading area near the front of the room. In the bottom photo, students read books and digital texts while relaxing in flexible seating, including rocking chairs and floor seats, creating a comfortable reading environment. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary's participation in the Utah Reads Statewide Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students wearing pajamas sit together on a classroom rug with blankets and pillows while reading books. In the bottom photo, students sit at their desks enjoying snacks and drinks during the reading event. The classroom includes bookshelves, learning displays, and reading materials, and a Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.
Two photos from Wasatch Elementary’s Utah Reads Read-A-Thon. In the top photo, students in pajamas relax on blankets and rugs spread across the classroom floor while reading independently. Stuffed animals, pillows, and books are scattered throughout the cozy reading spaces. In the bottom photo, two students read books by flashlight while sitting on blankets in a dimly lit classroom. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears between the two photos.

Calling All Singers!

Do you love to sing? Join the Wasatch Elementary Choir! Choir is open to all 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students. Practices begin October 6 and will be held every Tuesday from 3:30-4:20 PM in the music room.

Students will have the opportunity to perform throughout the school year and make new friends while sharing their love of music. We can't wait to hear your voices soar!

Permission forms are due by October 6. Permission forms were sent home with students. If you need another copy, please use the link below to download and print the form, or stop by the school office for assistance. https://livedsdmail-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/vhinojosa_dsdmail_net/IgCdFXtfYA00RZfp8swbUcACAXJkh1IrJx1gjFBX2dk3lek?e=1GwKyr

about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful portrait-style Wasatch Elementary choir flyer featuring the Wasatch Eagles logo at the top and a cheerful cartoon eagle wearing a Wasatch Eagles shirt and holding a music book. Large text reads, “Calling All Singers! Join the Wasatch Elementary Choir!” The flyer states that choir is open to 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students. Practices begin October 6 and are held every Tuesday from 3:30–4:20 PM in the music room. Performance dates are listed as November 13 (during school), December 15 (evening), and April 21 (evening). Additional information explains after-school transportation and pickup procedures. Musical notes and encouraging phrases such as “Sing, Belong, Be an Eagle!”, “Make Music Together!”, and “Let Your Voice SOAR!” decorate the blue, gold, and white design.
It looks like someone wanted to be part of the class photo today! Thank you to our reading tutors for the time, support, and dedication they have shown to our readers.
about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
A classroom photo featuring two adults standing at the front of a fourth-grade classroom while students work at desks in the background. Bookshelves, classroom materials, and educational posters are visible around the room. A Wasatch Eagles logo is displayed in the upper-right corner of the image. Students are seated throughout the classroom, engaged in learning activities.

Get ready to cozy up with a good book! Our Wasatch Elementary students will be joining readers across Utah for the Pages & PJs Read-A-Thon on Friday, October 2nd.

Students are invited to wear their pajamas, bring their favorite book, and enjoy dedicated reading time during the school day. We can't wait to celebrate the joy of reading together and make this a memorable day for our young readers!

about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Colorful Wasatch Elementary flyer promoting the “Pages & PJs Read-A-Thon.” The design features stacks of books, a reading lamp, folded star-pattern pajamas, and the Wasatch Elementary eagle logo. Large text reads, “Pages & PJs Read-A-Thon” and invites students to join the statewide Utah Read-A-Thon. The flyer announces Friday, October 2, with time set aside for reading in class. At the bottom, students are encouraged to wear pajamas and bring their favorite book to read. The artwork uses navy blue, orange, yellow, and teal colors with stars and decorative accents throughout.
The results are in... and we're still not sure who won!

On one side, Team Wasatch Eagles proudly sported their school spirit. On the other side, Team Dolly Parton arrived ready to shine with pink hats, denim, and plenty of country flair.

While the fashion choices may have been divided, one thing was clear: Wasatch staff know how to have fun! Whether you were cheering for the Eagles or channeling your inner Dolly, we loved seeing everyone join in and make the day memorable.

What do you think, Wasatch families... who wins the battle of the outfits: Team Eagle or Team Dolly?
about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage featuring two groups of Wasatch Elementary staff participating in a fun dress-up day. The top photo shows four staff members standing in a school commons area wearing Wasatch Eagles shirts and jeans. The bottom photo shows ten staff members posing in the same area wearing pink cowboy hats, denim, and country-inspired outfits in celebration of a Dolly Parton-themed dress-up day. A Wasatch Eagles logo is placed between the two photos, highlighting the lighthearted "Wasatch Eagles vs. Dolly Partons" theme. The school commons features tables, chairs, plants, and hallway areas in the background.
Thank you to all of our families for supporting our school and joining us for a sweet evening at Zeppe’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard! We loved seeing students and families enjoy delicious treats while spending time together. A special thank you to our PTA for organizing this wonderful family event and for their continued support of our school community.

Be sure to save the date for our next Spirit Night on October 6th at Zupas. We hope to see you there!
about 1 month ago, Wasatch Elementary
Photo collage from a school spirit night at Zeppe’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard. The top photo shows several elementary-aged children sitting around a green outdoor table enjoying cups of bright blue Italian ice while another person holds a frozen treat in the foreground. The bottom left photo shows a group of adults and children posing together outside the shop. The bottom right photo shows two children enjoying frozen treats on an outdoor patio during the evening. A Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the lower left corner of the collage. The photos capture families gathering outdoors and participating in a school community event.
Photo collage from a Wasatch Eagles Spirit Night at Zeppe’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard. The top photo shows three elementary-aged students seated at an outdoor metal table with frozen treats and drinks. The bottom left photo shows a student standing on the outdoor patio holding a cup of Italian ice during sunset. The bottom right photo shows three students enjoying frozen custard and Italian ice while standing near the patio railing. The Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the lower-left corner. The collage highlights students participating in a school community fundraising event and enjoying treats with friends and family.