The Tooele County School District plans to analyze community input as the District moves toward a potential bond in the November 2019 election.
The Board of Education wants feedback on which, if any, of the projects should be put on the referendum and how much of a tax impact residents are willing to support.
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In the Merriam-Webster dictionary, volunteer is defined both as a noun and a verb. As a noun, a volunteer is “a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service.” As a verb, volunteer can be, “to offer or bestow voluntarily.” As we celebrate National Volunteer Week from April 7-13, I’d like to offer my thanks to the many wonderful people who volunteer in our local schools throughout the year.
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Tooele County School District employees and seventh through 12th-grade students now have free access to Adobe Creative Cloud 2019 for the next three years.
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One of the responsibilities of the Tooele County School District Board of Education is to review and vote on policies proposed for district-wide implementation. Policies cover a range of topics from safety and accountability measures to community relations. Policies are designed to meet the educational and safety needs of students, as well as, outline the expectations of staff members.
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On March 2nd, school-aged children across the nation kicked-off National Reading Month by celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Although the children’s author wrote more than 60 books using the pen name, Dr. Seuss, his real name was Theodore Seuss Geisel. His books have proved invaluable to early readers by teaching rhyming, sight words, and nonsense words.
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In the fall of 2018, Tooele County School District Superintendent, Dr. Scott Rogers, asked the district’s three education technology specialists to implement a Digital Citizenship Week or Month, (also referred to as White Ribbon Week).
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As a former state championship basketball coach, I have always appreciated the power of team building. I have never forgotten the importance of building and maintaining “team spirit” and have applied that principle to working with school staff.
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In the medieval era, knights rode horses as they went into war. Today, Northlake Elementary School “knights” ride on something a bit smaller and for a different purpose.
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Congratulations to our 2019 Science and Engineering Fair winners!
Around 140 projects from Tooele County schools made it to the district competition and about 50 will be moving on to the state-level.
Each project had to be reviewed by three separate judges. Thanks to the volunteers who helped judge and calculate results.
(Click the Article Title for a full list of winners)
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