Just a reminder that there will be NO SCHOOL on October 16th and October 17th for Fall Break! 🎉
We hope you enjoy a fun, restful, and safe time with your loved ones. Classes will resume on October 20th.
🍁 Happy Fall Break! 🍁
We hope you enjoy a fun, restful, and safe time with your loved ones. Classes will resume on October 20th.
🍁 Happy Fall Break! 🍁
Parent Teacher Conferences on Monday, October 13th and Tuesday, October 14th! School is out early on Monday and Tuesday at 1:15 pm. School is out early on Wednesday, October 15th at 12:15 pm.
Hope week is this week and we are excited about the events that we have planned. Tonight, Wednesday October 8th is:
Hope Week Try it “Knight” 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
North Ogden Jr. High - 575 E. 2900 N. North Ogden
This event is for all families that are in the Pleasant View, North Ogden and Valley Community.
A joint activity sponsored by the schools and PTA/PTO of all schools that feed into Weber High.
Pick up a passport and travel around the school grounds trying new activities listed on the flyer.
FEATURING · Mental Health Resources · FREE Food · FREE Activities for the whole family Sponsored by the Weber CTC · Prize Drawings with winners from every school and more
Food trucks from Pizza Man, Bella’s Mexican Grill, Son Son and more with free meal tickets to the first 1000 people (meal ticket choices first come first serve). Bottled water and canned soda available to purchase for $1.
Hope Week Try it “Knight” 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
North Ogden Jr. High - 575 E. 2900 N. North Ogden
This event is for all families that are in the Pleasant View, North Ogden and Valley Community.
A joint activity sponsored by the schools and PTA/PTO of all schools that feed into Weber High.
Pick up a passport and travel around the school grounds trying new activities listed on the flyer.
FEATURING · Mental Health Resources · FREE Food · FREE Activities for the whole family Sponsored by the Weber CTC · Prize Drawings with winners from every school and more
Food trucks from Pizza Man, Bella’s Mexican Grill, Son Son and more with free meal tickets to the first 1000 people (meal ticket choices first come first serve). Bottled water and canned soda available to purchase for $1.
Dear Parent or Guardian,
This Thursday October 9th at 9:00am Valley Elementary and the Weber-Morgan Health Department (WMHD) are partnering to provide the annual Flu Immunization Clinic.
In addition to the flu vaccine, WMHD will also offer Tdap, Meningococcal, and HPV immunizations for 6th-grade, junior high, and high school students. These vaccines are recommended prior to 7th-grade entry, and additional doses of Meningococcal and HPV vaccines may be needed to complete the full series.
WMHD nurses will be available to administer immunizations to all students and school faculty. Family members are also welcome to attend and receive vaccinations at the same time. We hope this provides an easy and convenient opportunity for everyone to receive their flu vaccine.
Please complete the Consent Form sent home with your child today and return it with them on the day of the clinic, or use the secure online form:
Online Flu Consent Link: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7939176/WMHD-2025-School-Flu-Clinics-Online-Registration-Form
Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation email, and your consent form will be securely sent to our staff for printing.
Please note: Online consent forms must be submitted at least one school day prior to the clinic. We will not be able to provide any vaccine without a completed consent form. Paper forms will also be available at the clinic if needed.
If you have any questions about the Flu Immunization Clinic, please contact Jennifer Braegger, Immunization Program Manager at the Weber-Morgan Health Department, at (801) 399-7235 or jbraegger@webercountyutah.gov.
Debbie Campbell MSN RN NCSN
School Nurse
~Students must be Healthy to be educated and educated to be Healthy~
This Thursday October 9th at 9:00am Valley Elementary and the Weber-Morgan Health Department (WMHD) are partnering to provide the annual Flu Immunization Clinic.
In addition to the flu vaccine, WMHD will also offer Tdap, Meningococcal, and HPV immunizations for 6th-grade, junior high, and high school students. These vaccines are recommended prior to 7th-grade entry, and additional doses of Meningococcal and HPV vaccines may be needed to complete the full series.
WMHD nurses will be available to administer immunizations to all students and school faculty. Family members are also welcome to attend and receive vaccinations at the same time. We hope this provides an easy and convenient opportunity for everyone to receive their flu vaccine.
Please complete the Consent Form sent home with your child today and return it with them on the day of the clinic, or use the secure online form:
Online Flu Consent Link: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7939176/WMHD-2025-School-Flu-Clinics-Online-Registration-Form
Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation email, and your consent form will be securely sent to our staff for printing.
Please note: Online consent forms must be submitted at least one school day prior to the clinic. We will not be able to provide any vaccine without a completed consent form. Paper forms will also be available at the clinic if needed.
If you have any questions about the Flu Immunization Clinic, please contact Jennifer Braegger, Immunization Program Manager at the Weber-Morgan Health Department, at (801) 399-7235 or jbraegger@webercountyutah.gov.
Debbie Campbell MSN RN NCSN
School Nurse
~Students must be Healthy to be educated and educated to be Healthy~
Science in Action
Fifth- grade students at Valley Elementary observed science in action. To kick off a new unit on
matter, a hot air balloon was on-site at Valley Elementary.
5 th grade teacher, Autum Geerdes, explained that students learned the states of matter. They
learned about density, and the idea that hot, less-dense air caused the balloon to rise. In addition,
students learned about thermal expansion and how hot air molecules spread out and take up more
space.
Geerdes stated, “We watched in awe as the massive balloon inflated and gently lifted into the sky.
It was the perfect real-world example of science principles in action.” In addition, she states,
“Our students are now full of curiosity as we dive deeper into the world of matter.”
When interviewing fifth grade students, their favorite moments were pretty similar. Many of
them commented, “We got to pull a lever that filled the balloon with hot air. We got to help roll
the balloon out on the ground and get it prepared for launching. We loved the eagle on the
balloon. We learned that hot air rises and cold air stays down low. The school janitor, the fifth-
grade teachers, and some of the school staff got to go up in the balloon even though it stayed
tethered to the ground.”
Fifth- grade students at Valley Elementary observed science in action. To kick off a new unit on
matter, a hot air balloon was on-site at Valley Elementary.
5 th grade teacher, Autum Geerdes, explained that students learned the states of matter. They
learned about density, and the idea that hot, less-dense air caused the balloon to rise. In addition,
students learned about thermal expansion and how hot air molecules spread out and take up more
space.
Geerdes stated, “We watched in awe as the massive balloon inflated and gently lifted into the sky.
It was the perfect real-world example of science principles in action.” In addition, she states,
“Our students are now full of curiosity as we dive deeper into the world of matter.”
When interviewing fifth grade students, their favorite moments were pretty similar. Many of
them commented, “We got to pull a lever that filled the balloon with hot air. We got to help roll
the balloon out on the ground and get it prepared for launching. We loved the eagle on the
balloon. We learned that hot air rises and cold air stays down low. The school janitor, the fifth-
grade teachers, and some of the school staff got to go up in the balloon even though it stayed
tethered to the ground.”
🎃 Pumpkin Decorating Contest! 🎃
Hey families! Get ready for some fall fun! 🍂
We're excited to invite all students to participate in our Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Bring your creativity and decorate a pumpkin at home — paint it, dress it up, make it silly or spooky!
🎨 Pumpkins are due by: October 13th
📍 Drop off location: Library
No carving, please — decorated only!
We can't wait to see your festive creations! 🎃✨
Hey families! Get ready for some fall fun! 🍂
We're excited to invite all students to participate in our Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Bring your creativity and decorate a pumpkin at home — paint it, dress it up, make it silly or spooky!
🎨 Pumpkins are due by: October 13th
📍 Drop off location: Library
No carving, please — decorated only!
We can't wait to see your festive creations! 🎃✨
Check out our Bulldog Club Sponsorship Opportunity through our PTO!
🎉🍎 RAD RECESS is BACK! 🍎🎉
Parents & Guardians — get ready to trade your office chair for a swing set! 🛝👟
Join your student for lunch and recess at school during our RAD RECESS event!
It’s your chance to laugh, play, and make memories together. Sign up link is under the PTO tab on the website.💙
Rad recess dates for 2025-2026 are
September 26th
October 30th
November 21st
December 19th-Cancelled
January 29th
February 27th
March 27th
and April 30th
Bring your lunch or grab a tray in the cafeteria, then head out to the playground for some serious fun! 🙌
🎈 Don’t miss this rad opportunity to be a kid again — we’ll see you on the blacktop! 😎✨
📸 Picture Day is coming up tomorrow, September 18th!
Make sure your student is ready with their best smile!
Let’s make memories that last a lifetime! 💙
Pre-order pictures at mylifetouch.com
Picture ID Code : EVTVSW2RF
🎗️ Join Us for White Ribbon Night! 🎗️
Valley Elementary invites all parents and guardians to an important and engaging evening dedicated to promoting safety, respect, and kindness in our school community.
📅 Date: September 17th
🕕 Time: 5-7 pm
📍 Location: gym and classrooms
Come learn how we can work together to support safe environments for our children — both in and out of the classroom. This informative session will include helpful resources, a guest speaker, and practical tips for parents.
Let’s stand together and make a difference. 💙
Valley Elementary invites all parents and guardians to an important and engaging evening dedicated to promoting safety, respect, and kindness in our school community.
📅 Date: September 17th
🕕 Time: 5-7 pm
📍 Location: gym and classrooms
Come learn how we can work together to support safe environments for our children — both in and out of the classroom. This informative session will include helpful resources, a guest speaker, and practical tips for parents.
Let’s stand together and make a difference. 💙
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Early Out Schedule all this week!
Mark your calendars —Back to School Night is August 18th from 4-6 pm. The first day of school is August 19th!
We can't wait to welcome our students back for another exciting year of learning, growth, and new memories.
Let’s kick off the year strong! 💪
Summer is here! Last day of school is Friday, May 23rd. Early out schedule with dismissal at 12:15! Have a great Summer and we will see you August 19th for the first day of the 25-26 school year!
Please consider signing up and volunteering for our annual Field Day!
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Rad Recess is this Thursday, April 24th! You can sign up under the PTO link!
NO SCHOOL, Friday April 18th, Comp Day.
Expressions Art Show!! 4-6 PM on Wednesday, April 16th. Please come support our student artists!
BOGO Book Fair! April 15th 9-4, April 16th 9-7, April 17th 9-4! Come buy one get one free!!
Last day of 3rd Quarter is this Friday, the 14th. EARLY OUT @ 12:15!
