More pictures from an awesome day at the Unified Games! Students enjoyed friendly competition, teamwork, and lots of laughter while participating in activities at Northridge High. We loved seeing everyone encourage one another and have so much fun together!
12 minutes ago, Odyssey Elementary
A collage-style graphic titled “Unified Olympics at Northridge High” with colorful banner decorations across the top. The collage features several students participating in outdoor games on a grassy field, including cheering, running, tossing frisbees, and playing team activities together.
A collage-style graphic titled “Unified Olympics at Northridge High” with colorful banner decorations across the top. The collage features several students participating in outdoor games on a grassy field, including cheering, running, tossing frisbees, and playing team activities together.
A collage-style graphic titled “Unified Olympics at Northridge High” with colorful banner decorations across the top. The collage features several students participating in outdoor games on a grassy field, including cheering, running, tossing frisbees, and playing team activities together.
A collage-style graphic titled “Unified Olympics at Northridge High” with colorful banner decorations across the top. The collage features several students participating in outdoor games on a grassy field, including cheering, running, tossing frisbees, and playing team activities together.
A collage-style graphic titled “Unified Olympics at Northridge High” with colorful banner decorations across the top. The collage features several students participating in outdoor games on a grassy field, including cheering, running, tossing frisbees, and playing team activities together.
Unified Yard Game Olympics
Students from Ms. Vance’s class were selected to participate in the Unified Yard Game Olympics at Northridge High! They had an amazing time competing in games, showing teamwork, and making new friends along the way. We are so proud of our Odyssey Olympians for representing our school so well!

Sixth Grade Geography Adventure
The sixth graders have been studying geography and exploring the world through a fun classroom challenge! Caravan teams complete geography worksheets to earn travel points and collect treasures from around the world. The team with the most treasures wins! Students have loved learning about different places while working together and having fun.
about 4 hours ago, Odyssey Elementary
A smiling student stands on a grassy field during the Unified Yard Game Olympics, making a heart shape with their hands. The student is wearing a blue Sonic hoodie, jean shorts, and sneakers while other students and game stations can be seen blurred in the background under a cloudy sky.
A collage of students participating in the Unified Yard Game Olympics outside on the grass. Students are playing different yard games including cornhole and bowling challenges while smiling and cheering each other on during the event.
A collage of sixth grade students working together during a geography activity in class. Students sit in caravan teams using maps and worksheets to answer geography questions and earn travel points. One photo shows a classroom display with colorful strings tracking each team’s travels around the world.
Our STEM team brought home eight medals, and our 5th graders took 1st place in Sphero at the district level! So proud of these amazing Olympians and their hard work
2 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Our team brought home eight medals, and our 5th graders took 1st place in Sphero at the district level! So proud of these amazing Olympians and their hard work
Our team brought home eight medals, and our 5th graders took 1st place in Sphero at the district level! So proud of these amazing Olympians and their hard work
Our team brought home eight medals, and our 5th graders took 1st place in Sphero at the district level! So proud of these amazing Olympians and their hard work
Our team brought home eight medals, and our 5th graders took 1st place in Sphero at the district level! So proud of these amazing Olympians and their hard work
Kindergarten had a fun field trip and is getting ready to graduate and become 1st graders!

In Math Prep, our kindergarteners are learning about doubles addition! When we roll doubles, we add them together and celebrate with a silly doubles dance. This picture is from Mrs. Peterson’s class.

In Computer Prep, students have been having the best time coding all kinds of robots and building wands and other creative projects!
7 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Three young children wearing colorful graduation caps and gowns pose indoors, while below, a group of kids play together on a playground, smiling and climbing on slides and equipment in the sunshine.
Students gently pet and observe calves inside a barn and outdoor pen, smiling and interacting with the animals during a farm field trip.
A teacher leads a group of young students gathered on a colorful rug, engaging in a hands-on group activity while others stand and interact nearby in a bright classroom.
Students sit on the classroom floor interacting with small blue robots, while nearby older students work together in groups, using tablets and collaborating on activities.
Elementary students sit in small groups on the classroom floor building and playing with materials, while another student stands smiling and showing a colorful creation in front of desks and bright chairs.
Kindergarten Round Up is coming!
Join us at Odyssey Elementary on Friday, May 8th from 2:00–3:00 PM to get ready for the 2026–27 school year. Come meet our amazing teachers, explore classrooms, and get your little one registered for kindergarten. We can’t wait to meet our future Olympians!
9 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Kindergarten Round Up flyer for Odyssey Elementary featuring a playful, school-themed design with crayons, ABC blocks, a globe, and a backpack. The main text announces the event on Friday, May 8th, 2026 from 2:00–3:00 PM at Odyssey Elementary. It invites families to register for kindergarten, sign up for beginning-of-year testing, meet teachers, and explore classrooms. A phone number (801-402-0200) is included for more information, and the bottom shows three young children holding school supplies and smiling.
This week at Odyssey!
1st grade had a blast on their field trip to the Treehouse Museum 🌳✨
In Mrs. Romano’s 2nd grade, they have been learning repeated addition and arrays by creating our own “array gardens” 🌼➕ Such a fun way to grow our math skills!
14 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
A collage of a classroom performance. A group of young children stand on a stage wearing various hats and costumes while an adult guides them. Additional close-ups show kids interacting, including one wearing a pizza-themed hat and another in a space helmet.
A collage featuring children exploring and performing. One child poses inside a large book display. Other images show a group of kids on a stage wearing hats and costumes, participating in a playful performance with an adult nearby.
A collage of young children playing and learning. One child sits in a blue foam play structure with a surprised expression. Another scene shows kids sitting at a diner-style play area, pretending to eat. Two boys smile while writing at a table in a colorful indoor sp
A collage of students working on a “My Garden Array” math and art project. Children cut, glue, and color pieces on yellow paper, creating organized arrays of fruits and vegetables while working at classroom tables.
In Mrs. Turner’s class they turned history into an adventure ✨
Students completed a Boston Tea Party escape room solving math problems, ordering events, cracking a code, and finally dumping the tea into the harbor! 🍵

In Mrs. Plowman’s class students took on a fun shape challenge 🧩
They used every piece to create a picture while working together as a team. It was so fun to see their creativity and teamwork!
17 days ago, Odyssey Elementary
Students work in groups at tables completing a Boston Tea Party themed escape room. They read cards, organize events in order, and solve clues together. One group celebrates by tossing “tea” onto a blue paper “harbor” on the floor.
Students sit in small groups on the floor and at desks, working together with colorful pattern blocks to build shapes and designs. They are focused and collaborating, using all pieces to create pictures during a hands-on math activity.
Students sit in groups on a colorful rug and at desks using pattern blocks to build designs. They collaborate closely, sharing pieces and problem-solving together as they create different shapes and pictures.
Military Children’s Week is coming up! 🇺🇸 April 13–17 let’s celebrate and show support for our amazing military kids with a fun dress-up day each day!
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
A colorful flyer titled “Military Children’s Week” for April 13–17. Each day lists a themed dress-up activity: Monday the 13th, wear purple to honor military students; Tuesday the 14th, wear stars and stripes; Wednesday the 15th, wear a hat for “Hats off to our military”; Thursday the 16th, wear red, white, and blue; Friday the 17th, wear camouflage or army green. The design features pastel colors with bold black text and decorative star shapes.
Welcome back, Olympians! ✨ Throwing it back to our talent show the Friday before break—so proud of all our amazing performers! 🎤🎶
about 1 month ago, Odyssey Elementary
A collage of four students performing on a school stage. Top left: a young dancer in a blue costume lifts her leg high in a pose. Top right: a boy plays the piano. Bottom left: a young girl in a blue dress sings into a microphone. Bottom right: another girl sings solo on stage holding a microphone.
A collage of three performances on a stage. Top left: a girl sings into a microphone. Top right: a boy performs energetically with a microphone. Bottom: a group of four girls pose together with their arms forming shapes around their faces, smiling.
A collage of four student performances. Top left: two students play violins together. Top right: a student plays the flute with a music stand. Bottom left: a student plays a drum set. Bottom right: four students stand together reading from papers, likely presenting or announcing.
Wear blue this Friday, April 10, to support children!

Everyone plays a role in helping children have healthy and positive childhoods.

Positive Childhood Experiences occur when children experience safe, stable nurturing relationships and environments.
about 1 month ago, Davis School District
A student wearing blue holding pinwheels. The bottom says: "Prevent Child Abuse Utah"
That missing hoodie might be waiting for you 👀
Our Lost & Found is FULL! Come check before March 27 🧥🎒
about 1 month 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!
about 2 months 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!
about 2 months 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!
about 2 months 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!
2 months 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! 💛
2 months 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! 🎉👏
2 months 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

2 months 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!
2 months 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! 🎢🔬✨
2 months 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.