Two clean air buses to replace two oldest TCSD buses
Thanks to funding from the Utah State Board of Education and Volkswagen, Tooele County School District adds two new clean air buses to its fleet.
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News & Announcements
Chalk Talk - Ophir Trail Ride
By: Amanda Warner-Jones.
As a Tooele County native, I am excited to join the team at the Tooele Education Foundation and give back to the schools that are so dear to me. I grew up in Pine Canyon, active in sports, FFA and many other activities. These opportunities left a lasting impression on me and love for Tooele County, which I carry into my work at the Tooele Education Foundation.
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As a Tooele County native, I am excited to join the team at the Tooele Education Foundation and give back to the schools that are so dear to me. I grew up in Pine Canyon, active in sports, FFA and many other activities. These opportunities left a lasting impression on me and love for Tooele County, which I carry into my work at the Tooele Education Foundation.
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Leadership Matters - Students must be safe before they can learn
According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, safety and security must be met before creativity, problem-solving, or acceptance of facts can take place. This research suggests that before our students can learn, they must be and feel safe. Clint Poole, West Elementary principal highlights some Tooele County School District safety measures.
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Norovirus - signs and symptoms
Dear Parents or Guardians,
Recently, in the news, there have been reports of norovirus outbreaks in our state. As of right now, there have been no confirmed cases of norovirus in any school in Tooele County School District. We have been in direct contact with the Tooele County Health Department to confirm this information. However, Tooele County Health Department has had one reported case, but no confirmed cases. Due to the contagious nature of the norovirus, we are taking extra sanitary steps in all of our facilities and buses to help prevent the virus from spreading. If your child has any of the symptoms we ask that you don’t send him/her to school until 72 hours after vomiting and diarrhea have ended. (Click on the title for more information about the norovirus)
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Recently, in the news, there have been reports of norovirus outbreaks in our state. As of right now, there have been no confirmed cases of norovirus in any school in Tooele County School District. We have been in direct contact with the Tooele County Health Department to confirm this information. However, Tooele County Health Department has had one reported case, but no confirmed cases. Due to the contagious nature of the norovirus, we are taking extra sanitary steps in all of our facilities and buses to help prevent the virus from spreading. If your child has any of the symptoms we ask that you don’t send him/her to school until 72 hours after vomiting and diarrhea have ended. (Click on the title for more information about the norovirus)
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Parents as Partners: How electronics are changing the human brain
Teens spend an average of 6.5 hours per day on electronics...What is this doing to their brain?! Dr. Christy Kane will talk about how electronics are changing the human brain. The event will be held October 16th, 6:30 p.m. at Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High. This is a free event open to the public.
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Board of Education Meeting - October 9th
Join us October 9th for the Board of Education Meeting. Public session begins at 7 p.m. in the board room at the district office, 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele.
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Technology tool kit expands for TCSD students
Tooele County School District is pleased to announce 7th through 12th grade students now have access to an Office 365 account and a district email address. The accounts were activated Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018, after a lot of hard work between Microsoft and the TCSD Information Technology Department.
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Leadership Matters - Back to School Routines
Summer has ended and school has begun. It’s time to get back into the swing of a nightly routine. Andy Carlsen, Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High principal offers tips and encourages parents to reach out to teachers.
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Welcome New Directors and Administrators to TCSD!
When it comes to leadership roles this school year, Tooele County School District will welcome five new employees to the district, while strategically moving 12 current employees to new roles.
“Leadership matters! The hallmark of a great school begins with great teachers supported by great leaders,” said Dr. Scott Rogers, TCSD superintendent. “Kids need both to grow and achieve. We are very strategic about moving people where they will succeed and we are thankful for all these wonderful educators who are part of our TCSD family.”
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“Leadership matters! The hallmark of a great school begins with great teachers supported by great leaders,” said Dr. Scott Rogers, TCSD superintendent. “Kids need both to grow and achieve. We are very strategic about moving people where they will succeed and we are thankful for all these wonderful educators who are part of our TCSD family.”
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Five schools eligible for free breakfast/lunch
Tooele County School District is pleased to announce Anna Smith Elementary, Copper Canyon Elementary, Ibapah Elementary, Northlake Elementary and Wendover High have been approved to participate in Community Eligibility Provision (CEP).
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