Monday, January 29 - Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Here is a map of our hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/2bqww
Friday, January 26 – Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Please visit our website for a map of our hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/2bqww
Thursday, January 25 - Davis County Schools will have a 2-hour delay. Buses will be running on hard surfaces only. A map of the hard surface bus routes can be found on our website. https://5il.co/2bqww
Tuesday ,January 23 – Davis County Schools will be running on a 2-hour delay schedule and buses will be running on hard surfaces only. A map of our hard surface bus routes can be found on our website.
Tuesday January 23 – Due to road conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for today.
Wednesday, January 24 - Davis County Schools will have a 2-hour delay. Buses will be running on hard surfaces only. A map of the hard surface bus routes can be found on our website. https://5il.co/2bqww
Tuesday January 23, Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Please visit our website for a map of the hard surface bus routes! https://5il.co/2bqww
Monday, January 22 - Davis County Schools will have a 2-hour delay. Buses will be running on hard surfaces only. A map of our hard surface bus routes can be found on our website. https://5il.co/2bqww
Due to weather and road conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for Friday January 19. It will not be a virtual learning day for students.
Davis County Schools classes will begin on-time on Wednesday, January 17. At this time, buses will be running on Hard Surfaces only tomorrow and for the remainder of this week. Please understand that should road conditions improve; buses may return to regular routes. Stay tuned for future updates!
Again, a map of our Hard Surface Bus Routes can be found on our website. https://5il.co/2bqww
Due to extreme temperatures and dangerous road conditions, Tuesday, January 16 will be a virtual online learning day for Davis County Schools. There will be no classes in-person. Please reference your email or reach out to your child's teacher with any questions.
Due to extreme weather conditions, Monday, January 15 will be a virtual online learning day for Davis County Schools. Please reference your email as to what this looks like for your child. Feel free to reach out to your child’s teacher with any questions.
Due to inclement weather forcast, Friday, January 12 will be a virtual learning day for Davis County Schools. Please check your email for details on what virtual learning looks like for your child. If you have additional questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher. Stay tuned for future updates.
Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only on Thursday, January 11. Click here for a map of our hard surface bus routes! https://5il.co/2bqww
Friday, January 19 will be used as a snow-make up day. School will be in-session on the 19th to make up for the January 9th no school day. No decisions have been made yet on when today’s (1/10/24) make-up day will be.
Due to the weather and road conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for Wednesday, January 10.
Due to the winter storm forecast by the National Weather Service, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for Tuesday, January 9.
On Monday, January 8, Davis County Schools will be dismissing classes at 12:30PM due to inclement weather forecast by the National Weather Service. Please stay tuned for future updates as the winter storm progresses.
Davis County Family,
As you may be aware, there has been an incident of school violence this morning at Perry High School, which is in a community just outside of Des Moines. While the details are not yet clear, our thoughts are with the students, staff, and families of Perry at this time.
We want our families to know that we are in close contact with our local law enforcement officials. They believe the incident in Perry to be isolated and there is no indication of an active threat to school safety here in Davis County.
The safety and security of our school community remains our top priority. We know that some students may struggle to process terrible news like this. Our school counselors are available and ready to assist, as needed. We encourage students to stop by the counseling office at their school at any time if they need support.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your attention to this important message.
Sincerely,
Dan Maeder, Superintendent
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