Purpose and Philosophy The purpose of the policy is to foster a safe, positive learning environment by teaching the practice of self-discipline, citizenship skills and social skills. It is Weber District’s philosophy that students learn these skills best through teaching and restorative practices rather than punishing. This policy is intended to guide administrators and teachers in providing appropriate interventions to address student misconduct while also ensuring the health and safety of all students is not compromised. The focus of this policy is to teach students skills and conduct that...

Student Electronic Device Policy Orchard Spring Elementary follows and enforces the Student Electronic Device Policy adopted by the Weber School District Board of Education.  You may read the full policy at https://policy.wsd.net/index.php/policies-by-category/16-article-8-miscellaneous/202-8350-student-electronic-device-policy. The following information was included in an email sent by the Weber School District Superintendency on August 01, 2024. Important revisions have been made to our district’s student electronic device policy. These changes have been made with the well-being...

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Community Council Meeting Agenda Thursday, February 20, 2020 3:20 p.m. 1. Call to order Roll call Acceptance of the January meeting minutes 2. New Trust Land Budget Proposal  3. New Business a. Chrome Books 1:1 2nd through 6th grade have arrived. b. 2 robotics team qualified for World robotics championship c. We have received a Silver STEM School Designation, unofficially until the state board meets to approve the new designations.  That will go through 2025.  4. Other items: Literacy night March 3 Spring Break March 30- April 1

Community Council Meeting  Thursday, February 20, 2020 3:20 p.m.Minutes 1. Call to order Roll call: Valerie Donley, Leah Dalton, Kira Garner, Lisa GilstrapAcceptance of the January meeting minutes- will send to be approved through email as allowed for in our bylaws2. New Trust Land Budget Proposal- Discussed the estimated disbursement for the 2020-21 school year, went over the proposed plan, members present voted to approve, members not present. Prascilla Crook and Anna Glazier voted in favor of the plan through email as allowed for in our bylaws.  3. New Business a. Chrome Books...

How's you learning from home going?   Send This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. photos of your learning from home experience. Here are video collections of our students' learning from home activities.  Running of the Readers Video Learning From Home Chapter 1 Learning From Home Chapter 2 Learning From Home Chapter 3      

March 19, 2020 Dear parents and students of ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Green Acres, I just wanted to reach out to you, and let you know that I am thinking of you. We are experiencing changes to our normal routine on a daily basis. During this time of uncertainty, it is important to remember that there are still things that we can do to help us feel better, and lift our spirits. Our physical and mental health can be supported by doing simple things every day. I know that you have heard over and over again that there are things you should be doing to protect yourselves from this virus, but it doesn’t...

Our school colors are green and yellow.  We wear our school shirts or school colors every Wednesday to show our school pride.