Kathy had the sweetest idea of creating a quilt to match the story! She had so much fun choosing fabrics, cutting out the eyes, and even having a neighborhood child try it on so she could get the face just right
Recently, sixth graders had a wonderful time listening to the story alongside Mrs. Thorpe’s first graders. There were plenty of giggles and smiles as they enjoyed this special story together!

Early literacy builds the foundation for academic achievement.
Davis School District’s Family Literacy Nights help families support children’s reading and learning from the earliest years through elementary school. Families will participate in hands-on activities, learn practical strategies and choose four sessions tailored to their child’s age, grade and learning needs.
Sessions are designed for children ages 0–3, ages 3–5, kindergarten and first grade, and second and third grade. Sessions will be offered in English and Spanish, with interpretation available in additional languages.
Join us for Early Bird Gets the Worm! at one of two locations:
Nov. 2, 2026
5:45–8:30 p.m.
Woods Cross High School
Nov. 18, 2026
5:45–8:30 p.m.
Northridge High School
Register at: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=dPKcPX5U9UqN3gGmNuC2B7F0sHzVTfZGpsEYcm5cD9NUQk9PSDVNVFlOODhIWlpCV0tON1JNWUY2Wi4u
When families have the tools to support literacy at home, they help children build skills that prepare them for future learning and success in school.







This summer, we're sharing some of the programs, traditions and experiences that help make Davis School District schools unique.
Today we're featuring Creekside Elementary.
Belonging is at the heart of Creekside Elementary's Peer Mentor Program. This year, student mentors completed thousands of visits supporting their peers, helping build friendships, improve attendance and create a welcoming school community where every student feels connected and included.


Read-a-Thon LUAU
August 6th, 2026
10AM-12PM
Creekside Elementary Library

The program supports the Davis Reads 45 Days of Summer challenge, encouraging students to read at least 45 days during the break. For every five days of reading, students earn a 3D-printed book charm. Those who collect all nine charms will be invited to a special activity after school begins.
"I love exploring different perspectives and adventures through a good book," librarian Cindy Twede said.
Creekside Elementary encourages people everywhere to read during the summer. The act of reading helps keep students' minds active, reduces the "summer slide" and builds lifelong habits of learning, It is also a chance for students to choose books they enjoy and discover that reading can be fun.
The summer reading program will wrap up with a Read-a-thon Luau on Aug. 6. Families are invited to celebrate a summer filled with books, reading and learning.







Sarah Burk was named Community Leader of the Year, and Linda Horsley was named School Improvement Leader of the Year.
Well-deserved recognition for two exceptional leaders!


Program Benefits:
• Tailored software with fun and engaging lessons in reading, math and science that are done in just fifteen minutes a day
• Personalized family coaching and easy-to-use resources that support the work you’re already doing with your child
• A computer and internet access for those who qualify
Who Can Participate: Children entering kindergarten in Fall 2027
How to Apply: Visit signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25 or call 1-888-982-9898

