Wasatch Eagles, get ready for a great night! Join us on Tuesday, March 10, from 5:30–8:30 p.m. for our family skating event. Throw on your Wasatch shirt, bring your crew, and come enjoy an evening packed with school spirit and fun.
about 2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A flyer for Wasatch Elementary announcing an event on Tuesday, March 10th from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The flyer encourages families to wear school shirts and bring everyone for a “Rollin’ Good Time.” The bottom of the flyer notes that the event is sponsored by Wasatch Elementary.
Wasatch Eagles packed the week with excitement for Read Across America! We rocked wild hats, dressed as our favorite book characters, and even twinned with our friends. What an awesome way to celebrate the joy of reading and school spirit! A big shout‑out to Ms. Taylor, our fabulous librarian, for organizing all these fun events!
about 2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A four‑panel photo collage from a school setting. The top-left panel shows two adults standing in a hallway wearing colorful and themed outfits, each with bags and lanyards. The top-right panel shows children playfully posing behind the branches of a tall, leafy indoor tree so that their bodies and hands peek through the foliage. The bottom-left panel shows a group of children in a classroom, standing on a black rug and wearing matching animal-print outfits, with one child in a pink outfit. The bottom-right panel shows the same group of children lined up in the classroom, still wearing matching themed outfits. In the corner of the collage is a circular logo with the words “Wasatch Eagles.”
A four‑panel school photo collage. The top-left panel shows a group of children standing together wearing matching blue shirts featuring a character riding a rainbow. The top-right panel shows two adults dressed as “Thing 1” and “Thing 2,” each wearing red shirts with the labels and bright blue wigs. The bottom-left panel shows two adults standing in a hallway holding signs; one sign features a crayon drawing, and the other reads “The Day the Crayons Quit.” The bottom-right panel shows two children standing side by side in a classroom wearing matching white sports‑style shirts with the number 13 on them. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the bottom corner of the collage.
A four‑panel collage showing students and staff participating in themed dress‑up activities at school. The top-left panel shows a group of students standing together in a classroom, all wearing dark-colored outfits. The top-right panel shows three adults wearing colorful cone-shaped hats and shirts with large name‑tag style labels attached to the front. The bottom-left panel shows two students in a classroom, one wearing a red vest and jeans and the other wearing a red jacket and jeans. The bottom-right panel shows two students standing in front of a classroom whiteboard, wearing light-colored sweaters and casual pants. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the corner of the collage.
A four‑panel collage featuring students and staff participating in a themed dress‑up day. The top-left panel shows two individuals standing outside a school building wearing matching blue “WASATCH” sweatshirts and jeans. The top-right panel shows two students standing side by side in a classroom, both wearing light pink sweatshirts with cartoon designs and jeans. The bottom-left panel shows two students standing in front of a classroom wall; one is wearing a black “Stranger Things” hoodie and jeans, while the other is wearing a black hoodie with a colorful graphic design and light-colored pants. The bottom-right panel shows two students standing together wearing gray hoodies with cartoon graphics and jeans. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the lower corner of the collage.
A four‑panel collage showing students and staff dressed for a themed school day. The top-left panel shows an adult and a child standing outside on a playground area, both wearing black outfits with matching school-themed sweatshirts. The top-right panel shows two students indoors playfully posing near a classroom door, both wearing gray sweatshirts and jeans. The bottom-left panel shows two students standing side by side in a hallway, both wearing light purple hoodies with a cat graphic and gray pants. The bottom-right panel shows two adults standing against a tiled school wall, both wearing matching black school-themed sweatshirts and dark pants. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the bottom corner of the collage.
A four‑panel collage showing students and staff participating in a themed dress‑up day. The top-left panel shows three individuals standing indoors near a large plant; they are wearing coordinated outfits including a blue top, a red hoodie with a large yellow “A,” and a green sweatshirt, all with dark pants. The top-right panel shows two students standing in front of a classroom bookshelf, one wearing a shirt with a unicorn design and pink boots, and the other wearing a shirt featuring a colorful animated character with fur‑trimmed boots. The bottom-left panel shows two students posing confidently in front of a bookshelf, both wearing light-colored long-sleeve tops and loose pants. The bottom-right panel shows two individuals standing in a school hallway wearing dark long-sleeve shirts with printed text related to books or reading. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the bottom corner of the collage.
A four‑panel collage showing students and staff dressed in themed outfits. The top-left panel shows two individuals standing in a school hallway wearing safari‑style clothing, including khaki vests, hats, and cargo pants. The top-right panel shows four students standing outdoors on a cloudy day, all wearing matching “PICKLES” shirts with pickle illustrations and casual pants. The bottom-left panel shows a student and an adult in a classroom; the student is holding a large round costume shaped like a frosted donut, and both are wearing colorful, themed accessories. The bottom-right panel shows two students standing near an indoor railing, each dressed in character‑themed costumes with flowing skirts and capes. A “Wasatch Eagles” logo appears in the bottom corner of the collage.

America is turning 250 — and our students have something to say.

Davis School District is hosting Voices of a Nation: Student Perspectives on 250 Years of America, a districtwide speaking event aligned with America 250 Utah.

Students from every school and grade level are invited to apply to deliver an original speech about America’s past, present or future.

Selected students will receive mentorship and take the stage on May 4, 2026, at the Davis Instructional Services Center in Layton. The event will be professionally produced and live streamed for the community.

You don’t have to be famous to have something worth saying.

Take the mic. Share your idea. Be part of the story.

Applications due March 18.

Apply at Davis School District America 250 Student Speaking Event

about 2 months ago, Davis School District
Voices of a nation: Student perspectives on 250 years of America. Take the mic. Share your perspective. Apply Now. Davis School District Logo with the America 25 Utah logo and a student presenting a speech in the image.
Read Across America Week is almost here. From March 2–6, students can join in on themed dress‑up days to celebrate reading. Hats, book characters, safari prints, twin day, and a cozy reading day are all on the schedule. Looking forward to a fun week of stories and school pride.
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A colorful, graphic-style schedule titled “Read Across America – March 2026.” Each weekday from March 2–6 is shown in a rounded rectangle with a different background color. Monday, March 2: “Hats off to reading! Wear your favorite hat to school!” Tuesday, March 3: “Book Character Day. Wear a character shirt from a book or a movie!” Wednesday, March 4: “Wild About Reading. Wear animal or safari prints!” Thursday, March 5: “Twin with a Friend. Match outfits with a friend or dress as matching book characters (Frog & Toad, siblings, best friends, etc.).” Friday, March 6: “Drop Everything and Read. Wear pajamas or sweats and bring your favorite book to read.” Decorative pastel shapes appear around the edges, and a small circular logo in the bottom right corner says “Wasatch Eagles.” Text at the bottom reads: “Set aside time to read this week! As a class, with a buddy, or at home with your family!”
Ms. Hinojosa’s 4th grade class brought their plant‑structure learning to life this week by harvesting fresh greens from their classroom farmstand. Students explored roots, stems, leaves, and flowers up close as they prepared and enjoyed their very own salads. It was a hands‑on, delicious way to see how each plant part supports growth—and supports healthy eating too!
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
3 pictures of students harvesting and preparing salad.
3 pictures of students harvesting, preparing, and eating salad.
Grades K–3 had an unforgettable experience today with a live performance from Plan B Theatre. Students were captivated by Eb & Flo, the incredible story of Pink Floyd, the flamingo who escaped from Tracy Aviary and made the Great Salt Lake his home. It was a fun and engaging way to bring storytelling, curiosity, and local history to life!
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Students watching an acting performance with 2 people on the stage.
The Wasatch Elementary Smart Stingrays Robotics Team had an incredible performance today, taking first place with an outstanding high score of 87. They earned the Teamwork Champion Award and the Judges Award. Their determination, creativity, and teamwork truly stood out. What an amazing day for the Smart Stingrays!
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Three photos of the robotics team holding up their trophies and hugging in celebration.

Mrs. Hill’s 3rd graders teamed up with Mrs. Waite in music to celebrate the Lunar New Year! Students learned a beautiful fan dance and brought the tradition to life through rhythm, movement, and joy. We love learning about culture through art and music—thanks to our amazing BTS Arts teacher, Mrs. Waite! #btsarts

2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
A class posing and dancing with fans.
Good vibes, great friends, and even better dance moves! Wasatch 6th graders made this Valentine’s Dance one to remember!
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
4 pictures of 6th graders hanging out with their friends and dancing in the school's gym.
🎉👕 MISMATCHED CLOTHES DAY! 👟🎉 Get ready to mix it up! Thanks to awesome behavior, our students have earned a school-wide reward—Mismatched Clothes Day! 🎊👏 🗓 Friday, February 20th, 2026 Students can wear their craziest, silliest, most mismatched outfits. Think stripes with polka dots, bright colors, fun socks, and wild combinations—there’s no wrong way to mismatch! ⭐ Reminder: Please make sure outfits are school-appropriate and weather-appropriate. Way to go for showing great behavior—let’s celebrate in style! 😄
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
mismatch day
📸 Wasatch Elementary – Spring Picture Day Reminder! 📸 🗓 Thursday, February 19th ⏰ 9:00–10:00 AM 📌 Please note: They will only be taking pictures of students who have paid online or bring back a completed paper order envelope. 👉 Order online at: www.bellphoto.com 🔑 Prepay Code: WasatchSpring26 ✔ Order online before picture day and receive a FREE social media–size image! Paper order forms are available for families who prefer to pay by cash or check—just return the completed envelope on Picture Day.
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
spring picture
Our Wasatch Eagles had so much love to give! From classroom games to recess fun, passing out valentines, decorating bags and boxes, and enjoying yummy treats, our day was filled with friendship, laughter, and lots of Valentine’s joy!
2 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
4 photos of elementary students participating in Valentine's Day activities such as passing out Valentines, doing craft, and playing games
4 photos of elementary students participating in Valentine's Day activities such as passing out Valentines, doing craft, and playing games
4 photos of elementary students participating in Valentine's Day activities such as passing out Valentines, doing craft, and playing games
After eight weeks of winning the SOAR expectation challenge of the week (Self Control, On Task, Achievement, and Respect), Mr. Matt’s fourth graders made history. Their hard work paid off in the most unforgettable way when Principal Larsen climbed onto the teacher's desk and delivered the victory dance everyone had been waiting for. What an amazing accomplishment! Outstanding job, Mr. Matt’s class!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
3 photos showing principal dancing on a teacher's desk
The Wasatch Stingrays Robotics Club is on fire! Our team earned 3rd place in a weekend competition, showing off their hard work and determination.

And today brought even more great news — the Stingrays were named Teamwork Champions at the DSD Scrimmage! Their communication, focus, and problem-solving made all the difference.

So proud of these incredible students and their amazing coach, Maddi Constant, and everything they’re accomplishing. Go Stingrays!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Collage of 3 photos. Top photo shows team of 4 students smiling and holding up their trophy and robot. The bottom 2 photos show the robotics team manuevering their robot through obstacles.
📣 PTA Monthly Meeting – Join Us! 📣 Mark your calendars and come be part of the conversation! Our PTA Monthly Meeting will take place on Monday, February 9 at 4:00 PM in the Faculty Room. We’ll be discussing important upcoming events, including: ✨ Dinner for teachers during PTC ✨ Spirit Night ✨ Art Show & Book Fair ✨ Fun Run ✨ Field Day Your voice and ideas matter, and we’d love to see you there. Let’s work together to support our school and make these events a success! 💙📚🏃‍♀️ #PTAMeeting #SchoolCommunity #PTA #GetInvolved
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
pta meeting
Wasatch Elementary is kicking off the 10 Book Reading Challenge!

From now until May 13th, students are invited to read ten books and earn a special reward. Students who complete the challenge will get to visit End Zone, where they can enjoy games and Legos. Let’s make this a school-wide reading celebration. Pick up a book and start reading your way to End Zone!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
3 teachers reading a novel.
A big shoutout and thank you to our amazing PTA for going above and beyond! They have remodeled our faculty room, and walking into the updated space feels like a deep breath in the middle of a busy day. It’s a place where teachers can slow down, gather themselves, and feel supported. We’re truly grateful for the time, effort, and kindness that went into creating a space that lifts us up! Thank you, PTA!!!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
The top picture shows two women hanging a new backsplash on the wall in the faculty room. The bottom pictures shows the updated faculty room.
Kindergarten Priority Registration is OPEN!
Start your child’s educational story today—secure their spot for the 2026–27 school year in Davis School District!
Priority Registration Jan. 15 through Feb. 27. Registration during the Priority window allows schools to plan staffing, resources, and class sizes for next year!

Complete the quick form here: https://www.davis.k12.ut.us/o/dsd/page/kindergarten-enrollment-page. After you register, watch your email for the next steps!
3 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Picture of kindergarten student. DSD 2026-2027 Kindergarten Registration
Hilarious Headwear Day! Friday, January 16th! We earned this school-wide reward by showing great behavior and attendance! Wear your silliest hat to school: • Crazy Hats! • Wacky Caps! • Funny Headgear! Get Creative & Have Fun! No masks or things that cover your face!
4 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
hilarious hat day
Our 4th graders recently completed a meaningful service project as part of the Mind Up program, where they have been learning about the brain and how to regulate emotions.

Mr. Matt’s class created thank-you cards for the Clearfield Police Department and invited officers to visit and receive the notes and treats in person.

Ms. Hinojosa’s class spread kindness with surprise “kindness pranks,” writing encouraging notes and leaving treats at classroom doors before running away to keep it a secret.

We’re proud of our students for putting what they’ve learned into action and making a positive impact!
5 months ago, Wasatch Elementary
Three photos of 4th graders creating notes and delivering to police officers and classrooms