Wasatch Summer Campers and families—don’t forget, tomorrow is our field trip! Please come prepared:

Wear your camp t-shirt
Dress for warm weather
Wear good walking shoes
Bring a water bottle

Meet at the school by 8:15 a.m. to load the bus. Lunch will NOT be served, but campers will receive a snack. We’re looking forward to a fun and memorable day!

4 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Purple T-shirt displayed against a dark blue background, featuring a yellow sun graphic with the words “Davis Community Schools Summer Camp” in black text at the center. A dark blue gradient overlays the lower half of the image. Large white text near the bottom reads “Reminder,” with smaller white text below stating, “Summer Camp Field Trip, Friday, July 17th.” The shirt is angled slightly, with the collar and sleeves visible.
Join us for a parent resource event at South Clearfield Elementary.

We’re All in This Together

Wednesday, July 15
8:30–9:30 AM
South Clearfield Elementary

Learn about free resources and tips to help your family thrive. Light breakfast will be served, and $25 gift cards will be raffled.

We look forward to seeing you there!
6 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Flyer with a light blue sky background, white clouds, and a yellow sun. The text announces a parent event at South Clearfield Elementary on Wednesday, July 15th, from 8:30–9:30 AM. A yellow banner labeled “Parents” appears above the headline “We’re All in This Together.” Additional text reads, “Come learn about free resources and tips to help your family thrive.” At the bottom, a green hill contains two yellow callout boxes stating “Light breakfast will be served” and “$25 gift cards will be raffled.” Decorative doodles and the North Davis Communities That Care logo appear near the bottom right.
Please note that Wasatch Elementary Summer Camp will be closed on Monday, July 6th. We hope you have a magnificent Fourth of July weekend filled with family, friends, and fun. Wishing everyone a holiday that is safe, exciting, and memorable as you celebrate together. We look forward to seeing everyone back at camp on Tuesday.
17 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Graphic announcing a summer camp closure. White text at the top reads, “No Summer Camp Monday, July 6th.” The background features a close-up of a lit sparkler with bright orange sparks in front of a blurred red, white, and blue American flag. The Wasatch Eagles logo appears in the bottom-left corner. The design uses patriotic colors and a Fourth of July theme.
Davis Reads: 45 Days of Summer is a fun way to keep students reading and engaged all break long. Students are encouraged to read for 45 days, earning a prize for every 5 days and working toward a special event at Wasatch for completing the challenge. The Wasatch Library will be open on Tuesdays from 9:30–11:00 AM, May 26 through August 4, for check-ins and book check-outs (up to 2 books per student). Students must be accompanied by an adult. Be sure to pick up a reading tracker from the librarian and turn in the signed sheet at the start of the school year to join the celebration.
20 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
A colorful flyer promoting “DSD Davis Reads: 45 Days of Summer.” The background is light blue with clouds and a smiling sun. Large pink and blue text highlights “READS 45 days of summer.” Two sections appear at the bottom. The left section titled “The Scoop” lists Wasatch Library summer hours: Tuesdays, 9:30–11:00, May 26 to August 4, with notes that students may check out up to two books and must be accompanied by an adult. The right section titled “Breaking News” explains the reading challenge: read 45 days during summer break, get a tracker from the librarian, earn a prize every 5 days, complete all 45 days to attend a special event at Wasatch, and turn in a signed paper at the start of the school year to participate in the event.
From towering skeletons to larger-than-life dinosaurs, our campers spent the day exploring, climbing, and discovering at the Ogden Dinosaur Park. Curiosity was everywhere as students got up close with fossils, walked among prehistoric giants, and made connections that brought science to life.
24 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage of Wasatch Summer Camp students visiting a dinosaur park. One image shows a camper in a purple “Summer Camp” shirt climbing on a dinosaur-themed playground structure with mountains in the background while other children play nearby. Another image shows two campers standing inside a museum exhibit surrounded by large dinosaur skeletons and fossil displays, both wearing matching purple camp shirts, with a “Wasatch Eagles” logo in the corner. A third image shows a large outdoor dinosaur statue towering above a visitor and other guests walking along a path under a blue sky.
Collage of Wasatch Summer Camp students exploring a dinosaur museum and outdoor park. In the top image, two campers wearing purple “Summer Camp” shirts stand together with arms around each other in front of large dinosaur skeleton displays inside a museum. In the bottom left image, a camper in a purple camp shirt poses next to a fossil exhibit and gives a peace sign, with multiple dinosaur skeletons and display cases visible behind them, along with a “Wasatch Eagles” logo in the corner. In the bottom right image, a camper in a purple shirt poses on a playground structure designed to look like a dinosaur, with other children and trees visible in the background on a sunny day.
Collage of Wasatch Summer Camp students visiting a dinosaur museum and outdoor play area. The top image shows a camper in a purple “Summer Camp” shirt standing in front of a large triceratops skull fossil and a towering dinosaur skeleton display inside a museum, with glass cases of fossils and informational signs nearby. In the bottom left image, a camper wearing a purple camp shirt and backpack stands on a playground area covered in wood chips, with climbing structures, trees, and groups of other campers in the background under a bright sky. In the bottom right image, a camper is sitting inside a hollow, tunnel-like play structure shaped like a tree or dinosaur feature, with wood chips on the ground and another person partially visible near the entrance.
Collage of Wasatch Summer Camp students visiting a dinosaur park. The top image shows an indoor exhibit with large, lifelike dinosaur models, including a Tyrannosaurus rex and a horned dinosaur, surrounded by plants and trees, with a camper in a purple “Summer Camp” shirt and light-colored hat standing near a railing and looking toward the display. In the bottom left image, three campers wearing matching purple camp shirts walk along an outdoor pathway near a fenced area, with trees and a playground visible in the background and a “Wasatch Eagles” logo in the corner. In the bottom right image, two campers in purple “Summer Camp” shirts stand near a counter or concession window, holding water bottles and wearing name tags, with a textured wall and greenery behind them.
Wasatch Summer Campers and families—don’t forget, tomorrow is our field trip! Please come prepared:

Wear your camp t-shirt
Dress for warm weather
Wear good walking shoes
Bring a water bottle

We will meet at the school by 8:15 a.m. to load the bus. Lunch will NOT be served, but campers will receive a snack. We’re looking forward to a fun and memorable day!
25 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Purple t-shirt with a yellow sun graphic reading “Davis Community Schools Summer Camp” displayed above a navy blue background with the text “Reminder: Summer Camp Field Trip, Friday, June 26th.”
Wasatch Eagles are making a splash at camp this week! Our campers have been working hard in swim lessons by practicing their kicks, building new skills, and getting more comfortable in the water every day. It’s been so fun to watch their confidence grow (and see all the smiles along the way).
26 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
A four-photo collage shows children participating in swim lessons in an indoor pool. In the top left image, a child in a colorful swimsuit holds onto the pool edge, partially submerged in clear blue water. In the top right image, a group of children stand together in shallow water near the pool steps while an instructor leads an activity. In the bottom left image, several children sit along the pool edge with legs in the water, practicing coordinated arm movements, with yellow kickboards placed on the deck behind them. In the bottom right image, children practice kicking with kickboards while holding onto the pool edge. The pool deck, tiled flooring, and indoor facility structure are visible in the background. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the lower corner of the collage.
Our summer campers had the cutest, unexpected visitors! Tucked by the fence, a pair of baby raccoons was spotted snuggled up for a cozy nap and quickly became the highlight of the day. Campers paused to observe from a safe distance, turning the moment into a real-life nature lesson at school. Curiosity, quiet observation, and a little bit of wonder made today one to remember!
27 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Two baby raccoons are curled up together sleeping beside a chain-link fence post on a school playground. The raccoons have gray and brown fur with distinct black markings around the eyes. Dry leaves and small debris surround the area, and the animals are nestled against the edge of a paved surface and a vertical metal post, appearing relaxed and tucked closely side by side.
Summer camp at Wasatch Elementary is in full swing! Campers are building skills in math and reading, exploring STEM through hands-on activities, practicing teamwork and SEL, creating art, getting active in P.E., and even trying out some cooking. Every day is full of learning, creativity, and fun.
30 days ago, Wasatch Elementary
Students participate in an outdoor activity using a long rope marked on the ground, spaced apart on a paved playground with court lines. Below, small groups of students sit at tables indoors using cups, paper filters, and worksheets for a hands-on science or STEM activity involving liquids.
A classroom scene shows a group of students standing in a circle holding small objects during a group activity focused on collaboration and movement. Below, pairs of students work together indoors, holding materials and interacting as part of a hands-on learning or STEM task.
A small group of students stands at the front of a classroom presenting to peers while an adult sits nearby. Below, students gathered around desks participate in an interactive activity, raising hands and holding small objects in a classroom setting.
Join Davis Reads 45 this summer! Students are challenged to read for 45 days, earning prizes every 5 days and a special end-of-summer event for those who complete the challenge. Pick up books during summer library hours. Families should check with their local elementary school for specific days and times. Regular summer reading helps prevent learning loss and supports continued academic growth. Contact your school or library to get started!
about 1 month ago, Davis School District
A parent and student reading a book. Davis Reads 45 Days of Summer
Davis School District has partnered with Waterford Upstart to provide our PreK children with an on-demand early learning program that gives you tools, coaching and resources so you can prepare your child for a bright future.

Program Benefits:

• Tailored software with fun and engaging lessons in reading, math and science that are done in just fifteen minutes a day
• Personalized family coaching and easy-to-use resources that support the work you’re already doing with your child
• A computer and internet access for those who qualify

Who Can Participate: Children entering kindergarten in Fall 2027

How to Apply: Visit signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25 or call 1-888-982-9898
about 2 months ago, Davis School District
A teacher reading with a child. "Give your child a strong start in school"
Last Day Fun! ☀️🧺🇺🇸
We wrapped up our school year with a picnic on the playground—lots of good food, sunshine, and happy memories! To end the day, we came together for a meaningful flag ceremony and yearbook signing, celebrating and reflecting on a wonderful year. So proud of these amazing students and all they’ve accomplished! ❤️
about 2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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We are proud of our Kindergarten graduates for completing their very first year of school.
about 2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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Congrats to our 6th grade graduates!
about 2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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⚠️ UPDATE: Due to weather, Field Day has been rescheduled. 📅 NEW DATE: Wednesday, May 20, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Join us for a fun-filled day at Wasatch Elementary! ⏰ Grade-Level Schedules AM Session: 9:35 – 11:25
Leavitt • Miles • Chilton • Godfrey • Hill • Hinojosa • Matt • Scadlock • Trujillo • Costner PM Session: 12:35 – 2:25
Bosgeiter • Camp • Lorenzo • DuClair • Hansen • Hollinger • Carr • Westwood • White • Martinez • Lopera 🎒 What to Bring ✅ Sunscreen
✅ Water bottle
✅ Towel
✅ Change of clothes 🚫 No visible swimsuits (clothes must remain school appropriate)
👟 Waterproof shoes are recommended 🙌 Volunteers needed!
Please use this link to sign up and help make this day amazing. Lunch will be provided. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F48A9A729A6F4C70-63905470-wasatch#/ Thank you for your flexibility—we’re looking forward to a fantastic day of fun, games, and memories for our Wasatch students! 🌈
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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🎉 Congratulations, Ms. Trujillo! 🎉 We are excited to announce that our amazing 6th grade teacher, Ms. Trujillo, has been recognized with the Lead From the Classroom award! This honor is especially meaningful because she was nominated by a parent who wanted to recognize the incredible impact she has on students every day. Ms. Trujillo was surprised with the award by Hollie Fisher, DSD Teacher of the Year for 2025, who also presented her with a cozy Minky blanket as a small thank-you for her big heart and dedication. In the nomination letter, the parent shared that Ms. Trujillo makes learning fun, memorable, and exciting. She was described as someone who brings energy and humor into the classroom, advocates fiercely for her students, and uses her voice to support not just her own class, but the entire school community. The letter highlighted how students know Ms. Trujillo always has their backs, encourages them when they need it most, and truly makes them feel seen and supported. We are so proud to have Ms. Trujillo leading from the classroom and making such a difference in the lives of our students here at Wasatch.💙📚
#LeadFromTheClassroom #TeacherPride #WeLoveOurTeachers
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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📣 PTA MEETING – YOU’RE INVITED! 📣 Parents & Teachers — Your voice matters! We invite all parents and teachers to join us for our upcoming PTA meeting to help shape decisions that impact our school community. 🗓 Friday, May 8
⏰ 1:45 PM
📍 Lower Commons 🎯 Meeting Focus: Next Year’s PTA Budget
We will be reviewing next year’s PTA budget and would love input from parents and teachers on how funds can best meet the needs of: ✅ Students
✅ Teachers
✅ Parents 🙋‍♀️ Why attend?
✔️ Share your ideas and priorities
✔️ Help guide how PTA money is spent
✔️ Support programs, classrooms, and families
✔️ Be part of the decision‑making process 📱 Can’t attend or want to share feedback ahead of time? Use this link https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Y5x1eZjv8D 👋 All parents and teachers are encouraged to attend!
We hope to see you there and hear your thoughts. — Wasatch PTA Team 💙💛
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
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More exciting pictures of the Fearless and Fun Faculty Show!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A four-photo outdoor school event collage. Images include an adult holding an empty paper plate on the playground, a child operating a pie-in-the-face game aimed at an adult wearing goggles, adults seated in ponchos as a child participates in a pie activity, and several adults posing together in inflatable costumes such as a unicorn, dinosaurs, and an eagle in front of a school building.
A multi-photo collage from a school Fun Run celebration showing students and adults participating in reward activities outdoors. Images include children applying temporary tattoos to an adult’s arm, a student pouring water from a green bucket onto a seated adult, adults seated for egg and pie activities, adults posing in inflatable costumes, and staff displaying temporary tattoos. Wasatch Eagles logos appear on some images, with school buildings, trees, and playground equipment visible under a clear blue sky.
May has arrived, summer is calling, and as end‑of‑year excitement kicks in, the number of kids listening has officially dropped to zero — but there’s still plenty of learning and fun ahead.
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Two adults stand close together indoors, facing the camera. One wears a yellow T‑shirt and the other wears a blue T‑shirt. Both shirts feature a cartoon character and the phrases “Today’s number is zero” and “Zero kids are listening.” Framed landscape photographs hang on the wall behind them, and part of a school logo appears in the lower corner of the image.
Our 4th graders enjoyed a special visit learning about Sāmoan culture. We welcomed Dr. Rebecca Penerosa from Westminster University and Saumani Penerosa. Students learned the Sāsā dance from Sāmoa and listened as Mr. Penerosa played the pake.
#btsalp #westminsterartsconnect
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A four-photo collage shows elementary students seated on a gym floor during a school assembly. In the top images, students sit cross‑legged facing a low stage where an adult leads rhythmic clapping. In the bottom left image, an adult moves among students as they practice hand movements together. In the bottom right image, an adult sits on a chair beside the stage holding wooden percussion instruments. A school gym setting is visible with a basketball hoop, stage, chairs, and a “Wasatch Eagles” logo.