That missing hoodie might be waiting for you 👀
Our Lost & Found is FULL! Come check before March 27 🧥🎒
2 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
A school flyer titled “Lost & Found Alert” with illustrations of a water bottle, lunchbox, jacket, hoodie, and shoe. The text reads: “Hello Odyssey Families! Our Lost and Found is very full. If your student is missing items, please come find them in the vestibule. All unclaimed items will be donated March 27, 2026 (end of the day). Thank you!”
📚 Reading Week Buddy Time
To celebrate Reading Week, our first and second grade students teamed up on Friday to read their favorite books together. Nothing better than sharing a good story with a friend! 💛

🌪️ Third Grade Science Fun!
In third grade we have been learning all about weather and climate. To wrap up our science unit, these awesome kiddos brainstormed and worked together to build houses that could withstand some extreme winds. So much creativity and teamwork!
13 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Two elementary students sit on a colorful classroom rug reading books together during Reading Week. One student is wrapped in a rainbow blanket while smiling at the camera, and the other student lies on a backpack while reading a graphic novel.
A small group of elementary students sit together on the classroom floor with books, stuffed animals, and blankets as they read and share stories during a Reading Week buddy activity.
Several elementary students sit in a circle on the floor holding books and smiling at the camera during a Reading Week reading activity.
Two third grade students sit at a classroom table working on a STEM activity where they design and build small houses meant to withstand strong winds.
A group of third grade students collaborate at desks using paper, straws, scissors, and pencils to build model houses for a weather and wind science challenge.
Two students smile at the camera while building small model houses using classroom materials as part of a third grade science lesson about wind and weather.
🌎✨ Multicultural Night is coming!

Join us for an evening celebrating cultures from around the world with activities, food, booths, and performances for the whole family. All ages are welcome!

📅 March 26, 2026
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Bountiful High School

Come experience the diversity and community that make our schools so special. ❤️
Like and share to help spread the word!
15 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Colorful flyer for a Multicultural Night event. The top features a vibrant abstract artwork with overlapping faces in different colors and patterns. Large text reads “Multicultural Night.” The flyer invites families to join for an evening of activities, food, and performances. Event details: March 26, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM at Bountiful High School. Schedule includes a fair from 6:00–7:00 PM with multicultural booths, activities, games, and food samples in the gym, followed by multicultural performances and a raffle from 7:00–8:00 PM in the auditorium. A QR code on the side invites volunteers to sign up to host a multicultural booth or performance.
🚀 Get ready for STEM Family Night at Odyssey Elementary! Join us for a night of fun computer and STEM activities the whole family will enjoy.
📅 March 23
⏰ 5:00–6:30 PM
We hope to see you there!
15 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Flyer for Odyssey Elementary STEM Family Night. A circular graphic in the center shows the colorful word “STEM” surrounded by science and technology doodles such as a rocket, test tubes, a brain, math equations, a lightbulb, an atom, and a planet. Text reads: “Family Night. Come join us for some fun computer and STEM activities. March 23rd, 5:00–6:30.”
Odyssey Elementary’s Fill the Calendar Fundraiser runs March 2–25! Help support our school and celebrate with a neon party during school.
👍 Like and share to help us reach our goal!
20 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Neon-style poster on a brick wall background advertising the Odyssey Elementary “Fill the Calendar” Fundraiser. Bright glowing text reads “Odyssey Elementary Fill the Calendar Fundraiser!” with dates March 2nd through March 25th. The poster instructs participants to collect money and turn in cash, checks, and calendars to the office. It also notes there will be a neon party during school and prizes will be given in time to use at the party. Neon icons include stars, hearts, a disco ball, a peace sign, a torch, music notes, and a rainbow. A QR code at the bottom says DSD Gives QR code for credit card donations. ✨
No school Monday, March 9th 🎉

Enjoy the long weekend, Odyssey Olympians! 💛
21 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Yellow school announcement graphic with the Odyssey Olympians logo at the top and a bell icon. In the center, a white rounded box reads: “Reminder – Monday, March 9th – No School!”
Big shoutout to this amazing 4th grader for completing the WIDA language program! We are so proud of all her hard work and progress. Way to go! 🎉👏
23 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
A young girl stands in front of four smiling women in a school office setting, holding a certificate with a gold seal and red ribbon. The adults, wearing staff lanyards and badges, stand behind her posing for the photo. The group is in front of large windows with colorful paper displays visible in the background. A round wooden table is in the foreground.

America is turning 250 — and our students have something to say.

Davis School District is hosting Voices of a Nation: Student Perspectives on 250 Years of America, a districtwide speaking event aligned with America 250 Utah.

Students from every school and grade level are invited to apply to deliver an original speech about America’s past, present or future.

Selected students will receive mentorship and take the stage on May 4, 2026, at the Davis Instructional Services Center in Layton. The event will be professionally produced and live streamed for the community.

You don’t have to be famous to have something worth saying.

Take the mic. Share your idea. Be part of the story.

Applications due March 18.

Apply at Davis School District America 250 Student Speaking Event

24 days ago, Davis School District
Voices of a nation: Student perspectives on 250 years of America. Take the mic. Share your perspective. Apply Now. Davis School District Logo with the America 25 Utah logo and a student presenting a speech in the image.
📸 Class Pictures are coming!
Mark your calendars for March 4th, 2026 and get those smiles ready. Say cheese!
24 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Colorful poster that reads “Class Pictures – March 4th 2026” in large white letters on a blue background. Below the text is a cartoon illustration of a group of elementary school students and a teacher sitting and standing on benches in front of a school building. A photographer kneels to the side holding a camera, with a speech bubble that says “Say Cheese!”
Mrs. Turner’s Class:
Students have been learning about the Reformation and are sharing what they learned through PowerPoint presentations. It’s been fun to see history come to life through their projects!

Mr. Byard’s Class:
Students are diving into the world of animals and their habitats! They are researching their favorite animals, creating habitat journals, and getting ready to build dioramas next week. 🌿🐾

Mrs. Norman’s Class:
4th graders are exploring energy in science with a hands-on Bumper Coasters activity! Students designed paper roller coasters and rolled marbles down the tracks to see how stored height energy turns into motion. Learning science has been a real roller coaster of fun! 🎢🔬✨
27 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Students work in pairs on laptops researching historical topics and creating PowerPoint presentations. One screen shows information about Gutenberg and the printing press.
Two students compare information from a book and a laptop while working on a presentation about Galileo. One student reads while the other edits slides.
Students work at tables using tablets and drawing materials to research animals and create habitat journals. Some students wear headphones while focusing on their projects.
Students proudly hold up their freshwater habitat journal pages featuring colorful drawings of animals and environments.
Students sit on the classroom floor working together to build paper roller coaster tracks. They test marbles on the tracks to explore how height and motion affect speed and movement.
📚 Book Fest Live is coming! 🎉

Join us for a fun family night filled with books, activities, prizes, and special guest authors!

🗓 March 4 • 6–8 pm — Mueller Park Jr.
🗓 March 5 • 6–8 pm — Northridge High

✨ The first 50 families/groups will receive a free book!

Come celebrate reading and discover some great new stories! 📖💛
29 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Colorful poster titled “Book Fest Live!” featuring an open book with bright rainbow shapes bursting upward from the pages. Text reads “Books • Activities • Prizes • Family Fun!” Event dates are Wednesday, March 4th from 6–8 pm at Mueller Park Jr. and Thursday, March 5th from 6–8 pm at Northridge High. A QR code labeled “Details” appears on the left, and a special guest author with a book cover is shown on the right. The bottom section shows several children’s book covers with author photos. Text reads “First 50 families/groups will receive a free book!” and More info: shdwmtn.com/bookfest. Logos for Shadow Mountain Publishing and Davis School District Libraries appear at the bottom
🏅📚 Race to Reading is here, Olympians!

February 23–27 we are going for gold in reading with fun dress up days all week long. From team spirit to pajama day, every minute you read helps you reach your goal.

Students will receive a reading log to track their minutes and make it their best week yet. Ready… set… READ! 🔥✨
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
A colorful “Race to Reading” poster with an Olympic theme from Odyssey Olympians. The top features a torch icon surrounded by circular shapes in blue, yellow, and red. The event runs February 23rd to February 27th. The dress up days are listed as: Monday Team Spirit with school colors or shirt, Tuesday Hats off to Reading with a favorite hat, Wednesday Lace Up and Read with silly socks, Thursday Athlete Day with team jerseys, and Friday Rest and Recovery with pajamas. At the bottom, it states that students will receive a reading log to set individual goals and track minutes for the week.
🏅📚 This week at Odyssey we are celebrating the 2026 Winter Olympics and getting excited for the Paralympics in March. Future Olympians in our halls? We think so.

Students are also reading 400 minutes to earn a free Bundt cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes. 🧁

In 6th grade, we are diving into fraction talks, building marshmallow snowflakes with Kindergarten Buddies, and learning safety skills in NOVA with Officer Green. 💙
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
🏅📚 This week at Odyssey we are celebrating the 2026 Winter Olympics and getting excited for the Paralympics in March. Future Olympians in our halls? We think so. Students are also reading 400 minutes to earn a free Bundt cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes. 🧁 In 6th grade, we are diving into fraction talks, building marshmallow snowflakes with Kindergarten Buddies, and learning safety skills in NOVA with Officer Green. 💙
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Mrs. Plant’s 3rd graders just started their new unit on light and sound! Today they made predictions and experimented to see how light travels through different materials.

6th grade spent time with their kindergarten buddies and also had their NOVA lesson with Officer Green.
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
1Third grade students explore their new light and sound unit by making predictions and experimenting with flashlights and different materials. Students sit on the floor with notebooks, shine lights at walls, and test how light travels through objects.
Students continue their light experiments in the classroom, shining flashlights and observing results. Sixth grade students also spend time with their kindergarten buddies during a classroom activity, working together at tables and around the room.
No school February 16th for President's Day
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
Blue poster with red and white stripes and rows of white stars at the top and bottom. Large white text in the center reads, “President’s Day. No School. February 16th.”
👩🏻‍🍳 In Mme Charriere’s class, third grade students became little chefs while baking a traditional French pastry. They practiced measurement skills, learned how to read a recipe, and explored French culture through La galette des rois. The fun continued at home as students shared the experience with their families by baking again!

🎨 In Miss Kenzie’s art prep, 4th and 5th graders learned about two-point perspective and created awesome 3D buildings covered in creative murals. 6th grade wrapped up their giant paper-mâché art supplies, and they turned out amazing! Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd graders are busy painting colorful backgrounds for their animal drawings, which they’ll finish next week.

🏳️ Mrs. Joy and Mme Brandon’s classes earned a party after getting the GOAT three times! To celebrate, they headed outside for an exciting game of capture the flag to end the day.
about 2 months ago, Odyssey Elementary
Elementary students measuring ingredients, mixing dough, and working together at a classroom table to bake a pastry.
Elementary students working at tables on two-point perspective drawings. A student sketches a building design while others color and add details. Two students pose in front of a Bob Ross poster in the art room.
A group of sixth grade students in the art room holding large, colorful paper-mâché art supplies. Other students dip paper into paste and wrap it around forms to build the sculptures.
Young students sitting at tables in the art room painting colorful backgrounds with watercolors. One student smiles while holding up a finished abstract painting.
Elementary students running and playing capture the flag on a blacktop playground marked with cones. Houses and mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
In Mrs. Van Dijk’s class, they celebrated the 100th day of school by reflecting on how much we have learned and how much we have grown this year. Students also participated in a fun Oreo experiment. Do you think it takes more or less than 100 licks to get to the center of an Oreo?

Mrs. Petersen’s class also celebrated their 100th day of school. They are officially 100 days smarter!
about 2 months ago, Odyssey Elementary
Elementary students sitting at tables, smiling and working on 100th day of school activities. Students color worksheets and write while classroom supplies are spread across the tables.
Two elementary students sitting at a table holding Oreo cookies during a classroom experiment. Worksheets and pencils are on the table as students participate in counting licks to reach the center of the cookie.
A group of elementary students posing together indoors to celebrate the 100th day of school. Students wear handmade “100 Days of School” hats and stand under a colorful balloon arch in front of a bright yellow display.
Parent Teacher Conferences are almost here ✨
Feb 11 Open House
Feb 12 Appointment only
Early out at 1:30 both days
about 2 months ago, Odyssey Elementary
A colorful school themed flyer on a lined notebook paper background that reads Parent Teacher Conferences at the top. It lists February 11th Open House and February 12th Appointment only. At the bottom it says Early out both days at 1 30. The design includes playful doodles and school icons such as an apple a smiley face a globe a ruler a notebook stars and squiggles around the page.
🎨📐 In Mrs. Dickinson’s 3rd grade class, math turned into art as students learned about shapes and their characteristics and created 3D shape masterpieces.

💯🎉 And in Miss Vance’s class, students celebrated the 100th day of school with a full day of fun “100” activities!

📚 In Mrs. Pirouznia’s 2nd grade class, students are reading with their DYAD partners during intervention time and exploring all kinds of genres.

Learning looks pretty awesome around here 💫
about 2 months ago, Odyssey Elementary
Students sit at classroom tables holding up drawings of 3D shapes that have been colored in. Pencils, rulers, and pencil boxes are on the tables as students smile and show their math turned into art.
A group of students sit together at a table holding up their 3D shape drawings. Art supplies and water bottles are on the table, and students smile proudly at their work.
Students participate in 100th day of school activities, including stringing beads and working with pattern blocks on the classroom floor. A 100th day of school sign is visible in the background.
Two students sit side by side at desks reading books together during intervention time. Both students are focused on their reading.
Students sit at desks reading books with their DYAD partners. One student wears earmuffs while both follow along in their books.

When the snow finally shows up and the kids do not waste a second! ❄️😊

about 2 months ago, Odyssey Elementary
third grade students posing in front of their snowman at recess