Free food, fun games and valuable resources, Davis School District gave families a reason to come together and celebrate their school community. Local residents from all around Northridge Knights gathered for “Ridge City,” a community night designed to unite students, parents, and neighbors from the high school and its feeder schools. More than 3,000 people attended the event, which featured free food, games, face painting and resources from over 50 community partners, including local first resp

Movement, music and history came together recently at Meadowbrook Mustangs school as students learned about the Constitution in an engaging, hands-on lesson led by music teacher Katherine Fowles. “Integrating the arts brings joy and excitement, and it gives students another way to internalize what they’re learning,” Fowles explained. “It helps them connect to the subject in a way that lasts.” Using songs from 1787, as well as Boomwhackers, and scarves, students marched, moved and created their o

While walking through your neighborhood, you might notice it’s not as pristine as it once was. Weeds are popping up, fast food wrappers are scattered about and decorative rock has been kicked onto the sidewalks. Did you do anything about it? One hundred and twenty third graders from Kay's Creek Elementary saw these same kinds of messes around their school and decided not to leave the job for someone else. Armed with rakes, leaf blowers and their own hands, the students spent a little time cleani

Davis High's juniors were in for a treat as they dove headfirst into a thought-provoking assembly on #civilrights. Three dynamic speakers took the stage, urging these young minds not just to learn from history but to actively shape the future narrative. With U.S. History classes covering civil rights, Angie Leedy knew her students needed a fresh perspective. Greensboro, NC history teacher, Bridgett Wiley, who shared her first-hand experiences growing up in the South. Her insights offered invalua

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

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