Update: Breakfast is now included. We were approved to make all sites FREE for 18 and younger. There have been some site location changes and additions.
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Grab-and-Go lunches are being offered March 17-27, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Cash will not be accepted. Only 18 years and younger are able to participate. Lunches can be picked up in the drive-thru or walk-up. Students may go to any site of their choosing. Please look at the flyer for additional information. Thank you.
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March 12, 2020-- Dear Parents, Caregivers, Faculty and Staff, In response to the latest CDC media briefing on the Coronavirus and the potential impact at the community level, we want to assure you that we are staying updated on the status in Utah and within our own community. First and foremost, we are following the guidance of the Tooele County Health Department and information being conveyed from the State of Utah. Communication is ongoing, and the situation is being monitored closely at the local level. (Click on the title to read the full letter)
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Please join us Tuesday, March 10th, for the Board of Education meeting held at the District office, 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele. Public session begins at 7 p.m. in the Boardroom.
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The Tooele County Health Department is actively monitoring the ongoing outbreak of the coronavirus that began in China and subsequently spread to several other countries. The TCHD is coordinating closely with public health partners and medical care providers. Though the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers COVID-10 to be a serious public health concern based on current information, the immediate health risk to the general public is low. Click on the title, "Coronavirus Information from the Health Department" to read frequently asked questions provided by the TCHD.
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In accordance with state and federal law, The Utah State Board of Education is required to annually publish district and school accountability data in the form of school report cards. The USBE makes annual accountability determinations for schools and districts based on student outcomes and growth. Utah’s School Report Card is just one piece of information that communicates how well a school is performing across a range of multiple indicators of student performance. This information is used to accurately identify schools in need of support and improvement, and ultimately provide information about the educational practices. However, it is important to note that not all grades and subjects are included because not all grade levels and courses have statewide end-of-year assessments; kindergarten, first-grade, second-grade, social studies, world languages, health, physical education, and the arts are examples. (For more information about school report cards, click on the title "School Report Cards - How Are We Doing?")
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