Principal Nisha Kilpak and student presenters described Vista Education Campus’s programs for students ages 18–22 on IEPs, emphasizing hands-on life-skills training (kitchen, staged apartment, campus store), on-site job placements and graduation milestones.
The Davis County School District board approved three capital measures Wednesday: a $2.85 million purchase of a building for the Catalyst trades program, a $25.3 million guaranteed maximum price for the Kaysville Junior High gym, and a $1.71 million contract to install metal roofs at three junior highs. Each motion passed with affirmative votes and no recorded opposition.
Superintendent Linford told the board the district plans to tighten filtering criteria, block YouTube on student devices beginning in June, roll out the parent tool Blocksy and implement a digital literacy/digital citizenship framework, while students and teachers offered feedback on classroom technology use.
Fifteen public commenters asked the board to demand written, unsummarized responses and supporting documents from the superintendent and to commission independent forensic financial audits, anonymous climate surveys and independent legal reviews of governance and HR practices.
The Davis School District Board approved a gross maximum price contract with Northridge Construction for Bayview Elementary—covering six new classrooms, fire sprinklers, an administrative suite and atrium covering—at a gross maximum price of $11,905,618.26.
After a two-stage family voting process, the board approved the name 'Stillwater Elementary' for the district's new Elementary No. 2; the board voted to adopt the recommended name by motion and voice vote.
Nick Whiteman, a Bountiful High teacher, used his public comment time to thank the board for transparency and to highlight the district’s teen center approvals and the importance of teacher latitude in the classroom.
Superintendent Linford presented a strategic-plan timeline the board will workshop and refine, saying the plan should be the district’s 'North Star' and reporting outreach that included community councils and student leaders; the board will continue iterative writing and focused feedback before final vote expected in May.
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An unidentified Davis County resident praised local donors — including 'Savi' from the Utah Jazz and staff identified as Farmington Mercedes‑Benz — for delivering 150 hams to people in need and urged neighbors to help one another.