Documents Updated

• Council Packet 7-26-16.pdf - 7/22/16 9:12 AM
• Amended Council Agenda 7-26-16.pdf - 7/26/16 1:06 PM

City Council

City Council Meeting

Notice Date & Time: 7/26/16 7:00 PM

Description/Agenda:

CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AMENDED AGENDA
363 West Independence Blvd
July 26, 2016

'In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Harrisville will make reasonable accommodations for participation in the meeting. Request for assistance can be made by contacting the City Recorder at 801-782-4100, providing at least three working days advance notice of the meeting.'

6:00 P.M. HERITAGE DAYS WORK SESSION

7:00 P.M. CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Presiding: Mayor Bruce Richins
Mayor Pro Tem: Jennifer Jensen

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & OPENING CEREMONY [Council Member Robinson]

3. CONSENT ITEMS
a. Approve the minutes of July 12, 2016 as presented.

4. BUSINESS ITEMS
a. Discussion/possible action to approve Harrisville City Resolution 2016-09; a resolution extending the contract for Waste Management Services.
b. Discussion/possible action on advice and consent to Mayor's Appointment of Michael Murtha as Mayor Pro Tem.

5. PUBLIC COMMENTS - (3 minute maximum)

6. MAYOR/COUNCIL FOLLOW-UP:

7. CLOSED EXECUTIVE SESSION: Utah State Code §52-4-204 & §52-4-205(1)(a): The Council may consider a motion to enter into Closed Executive Session for the purpose of discussion of character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of individual(s).

8. ADJOURN

DATE POSTED: July 22, 2016 BY: Jennie Knight, City Recorder

I, Jennie Knight, certify that I am the City Recorder of Harrisville City, Utah, and that the foregoing City Council agenda was faxed to the Ogden Standard Examiner, Weber County Library, and neighboring cities. The agenda was also posted at the following locations: City hall, on the City's website www.cityofharrisville.com and the State Public Meeting Notice website at http://pmn.utah.gov.

There will be a new principal at Orion Jr. High this year, Chris Earnest.  She has just completed her 25th year in education.  She has been a health and PE teacher and a coach for 19 years at South Ogden Jr. High.  She then spent 4 years as an assistant principal at Sand Ridge Junior High, and for the past 2 years was assistant principal at Bonneville High School.  She says, “I am excited to be a Titan and for the opportunity to work with the best students, faculty, staff and community.”   Please feel free to contact her with any concerns or questions at cearnest@wsd.net.

The 2016-2017 theme for Orion is: “Don’t Quit, Do It” which ties in the with the school wide goal of continual improvement. 

Registration information. for Orion Jr. High is available online at www.wsd.net beginning July 13th.  Print out the required state and district forms, fill them out and return along with your registration payment to Orion PRIOR to July 29th.  You can also pay for registration online through myweber.wsd.net.  Keep in mind if you pay online, you still have to print out the registration forms, fill them out and either mail or bring them into the office.  Pre-registration speeds up the process.  If you pre-register you will only need to come in, get your picture ID card and your schedule on registration day, August 12th.  You can drop by the school at any time to pick up registration forms.  Call Orion Jr. High at 801-452-4700 with further questions.

Orion Jr. High School begins August 23rd with early outs the entire first week.  Back to School Night is August 18th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. so come meet your teachers, take a look around, and find your locker.  Visit the Orion Jr. High website at http://orion.wsd.net for more information.

Weber High School:  All forms and money may be returned to Weber High between July 1st-July 29th 2016 in order to pre-register. You may access all registration forms at www.wsd.net  You may also opt to pay through MySchoolFees.com beginning July 7-August 8th.  However, ALL forms must be returned to the school prior to August 1st In order for your student to be able to register. Forms for those who have paid through MySchoolFees can be left in a box outside the school office anytime between 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

THE WAIT IN LINE TO PAY FEES ON REGISTRATION DAY IS ABOUT 45 MINUTES TO 2 HOURS.  TO AVOID THIS LONG LINE PLEASE PRE-REGISTER.

Registration day is August 16th and 17th.  Pictures for the yearbook will be taken on this day.  No tank tops, low scooped necklines or hats.  Please follow the school dress code.

August 16th, Tuesday 8-10 a.m. incoming Seniors

August 17th 8-10 a.m. Incoming Juniors

August 17th 12-2 Incoming Sophomores

Weber High School begins August 23rd at 7:40 a.m. School will be dismissed at 12:15 p.m. the first 4 days of school. 

Back to School Night will be held on August 18th from 3:00-7:30 p.m.  A special sophomore orientation at 5:00 will be held in the Auditorium.    Please feel free to call 801-476-3700 for further questions.

North Ogden Jr High has slated the following dates for registration.

August 3rd and 4th is for new Students to the Area Registration 8:00 AM- 2:00 PM and again on August 15th 8:00 AM- 3:00 PM. 

 August 17 all 7th Grade Registration at 8:00 AM.

 August 17 all 8th Grade Registration at 8:45 AM.

 August 17 all 9th Grade Registration at 9:30 AM.

Road Construction along 2100 North, Elberta Drive, 3550 north, and 1050 East will take place over the next few days. There may be some detours or one-way traffic in the area. Please use caution when traveling in these areas.

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECNICOLOR DREAMCOAT at Barker Park at  2375 N. Fruitland Dr. North Ogden on August 3 – 6, 2016. Tickets $5 for Children under 12, $7 for adults 12 and up.  Bring your blankets, pillows and lawn chairs for seating. Seating on a first come first serve basis. Seating begins at 7:30pm.

Bates Elementary: August 4th ..............................New Student Registration 10am-6pm

August 19th.............................Back to School Night 5pm-7pm

August 23rd............................First Day of School (Early Out at 1:05)

August 23-26..........................First week of school.  All days this week follow the early out schedule.  School will dismiss at 1:05pm.

Green Acres Elementary: Back to School night August 22 5-7 p.m. at 640 E. 1900 N. North Ogden. 

Home of the Grizzlies (801)452-4420.

Majestic Elementary at 425 West 2550 N, Harrisville, Schedule is:

August 4 for new Student Registration.

 August 18 is Back to School Night.

August 23 is the First Day of School running on Early out Schedule.

 August 30 is the First Day of Kindergarten

 Lomond View Elementary on August 4 is New Student Registration

August 23 is the First Day of School

On May 4th, the WSD Board met and voted to approve the boundary change. This decision means that beginning in August 2016, Pleasant View students located along and to the North/West of 1375 West will attend Lomond View Elementary and North Ogden students located in the area east of 150 Westand North of 2200 North will attend North Ogden Elementary. 

Documents Updated

• Council Minutes 7-12-16.pdf - 8/4/16 10:14 AM

City Council

City Council Public Notice

Notice Date & Time: 7/12/16 7:00 PM

Description/Agenda:

Notice of Public Hearing
The Harrisville City Council will hold a public hearing on July 12, 2016, at 7:00 p.m., in the Harrisville City Office located at 363 W. Independence Blvd, Harrisville, Utah. The City Council has received a request from the new developer to amend the development agreement relating to Golf View Townhomes Phase 2, located at approximately 250 West 2000 North, Harrisville, Utah. This amendment changes the exterior design and other aspects relating to the Golf View Townhomes Phase 2. The City Council will take public comment in support and opposition to the proposed amendment. Individuals requiring special accommodation (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) should notify Jennie Knight at 801-782-4100, Ext. 1000 at least three (3) days prior to the hearing.

American McCabe Sprints to Biggest Career Win at

Stage 4 of 2016 Tour of Utah

Morton Retains Yellow Jersey for Overall Race Lead

With Three Stages Remaining

Editor’s Note: Complete stage results and overall race standings are available at TourofUtah.com

KEARNS, Utah (Aug. 4, 2016)–  American Travis McCabe of the Holowesko | Citadel Racing Team presented by Hincapie Sportswear edged out his competitors in the chaotic bunch sprint to win Stage 4 presented by UnitedHealthcare at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. McCabe scored one of the biggest wins of his career in a time of three hours and 23 minutes in the township of Kearns, known for fast finishes in speed skating at the Utah Olympic Oval. A bike length separated McCabe from runner-up Kiel Reijnen (USA) of Trek-Segafredo and third-place finisher Sebastian Lucas Haedo (Argentina) of Team Jamis.

“We just waited patiently. It was a pretty hectic finish coming into the final at 70-kilometers an hour, and it was a pretty choppy wind. It was pretty much a patience game. I stayed in good position, but not too (far) forward,” said McCabe, who finished third on Stage 2 presented by America First Credit Union on Tuesday. 

It is the second stage win for the Holowesko l Citadel team, as teammate Robin Carpenter (USA) won Stage 2 in Torrey. “This past week has been great for us. The Stage 2 third place was a validation that I had the legs. I was pretty confident coming into the last 500 meters.”

Australian Lachlan Morton of Jelly Belly presented by MAXXIS Cycling Team finished safely in the bunch and retained the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies Overall Leader jersey. With little change in the overall standings, Morton continues to hold a seven-second lead over Adrien Costa (USA) of Axeon Hagens Berman and a nine-second margin on Andrew Talansky (USA) of Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling. The time bonus for second place moved Reijnen into the top 10 in the general classification.

“It’s always good to be on the podium, but when the guys work hard for you, you want to win. We’ve got another shot tomorrow,” commented Reijnen, who won Stage 1 at the 2015 Tour of Utah. “I did not get the stage win, lost the points jersey and the fan favorite all to one guy. What are you gonna do?”

Stage winner McCabe takes over the Utah Sports Commission Sprint jersey and was voted the America First Credit Union Fan Favorite as Best Sprinter. Costa retained the Utah Office of Tourism King of the Mountain jersey and the Subaru Best Young Rider jersey.

The start of Stage 4 presented by UnitedHealthcare began on the corporate campus of IM Flash in Lehi. The 95.7-mile (154 km) route featured two Utah Sports Commission Sprint lines along the 28-mile stretch of the Mountain View Corridor (MVC) in the foothills of the Oquirrh Mountains. Four riders were left off the front by the last of the two and a half laps of the MVC freeway, but their four-minute lead eventually went down to 20 seconds with 12 miles to go. 

Fans were treated to an action-packed finish along a four-mile circuit that finished adjacent to the Utah Olympic Oval, site of the long track speed skating events for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. The last survivor of the break, American Matthew Busche of UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team, put in a final solo attack, but it was fruitless. Busche was awarded the Larry H. Miller Dealerships Most Aggressive Rider jersey for his efforts. 

Friday, Aug. 5, features Stage 5 presented by Zions Bank, with 115.6 miles (186 km) from Antelope Island State Park to Bountiful. It is a repeat road race from 2015, with short, but very steep climbs and four Utah Office of Tourism King of the Mountain climbs — North Ogden Divide, Trappers Loop and the two ascents of the Bountiful Bench. The start at Antelope Island State Park, which sits on the largest island in the Great Salt Lake, will begin with two three-mile circuits on the island before crossing the seven-mile causeway to the mainland. Sprint lines will be staged at Hooper, Eden and Bountiful. The two nine-mile circuits in Bountiful return this year, which include a difficult climb on 400 North along the Bountiful Bench. Festivities in downtown Bountiful will be on Main Street at Center Street for the finish, with the peloton rolling in a northbound direction.

Larry H.  Miller Tour of Utah Award Jerseys

• Larry H. Miller Group of Companies Overall Leader jersey – Lachlan Morton (AUS), Jelly Belly presented by MAXXIS

• Utah Sports Commission Sprint jersey - Travis McCabe (USA), Holowesko | Citadel Racing Team presented by Hincapie Sportswear

• Utah Office of Tourism King of the Mountain jersey - Adrien Costa (USA), Axeon Hagens Berman 

• Subaru Best Young Rider jersey – Adrien Costa (USA), Axeon Hagens Berman

• Larry H. Miller Dealerships Most Aggressive Rider jersey – Matthew Busche (USA), Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling

• America First Credit Union Fan Favorite jersey – Travis McCabe (USA), Holowesko | Citadel Racing Team presented by Hincapie Sportswear

   

Results and Standings 

www.tourofutah.com/race/results

Stage 4 presented by UnitedHealthcare - Top 10

1. MCCABE Travis (USA), HOLOWESKO/CITADEL P/B HINCAPIE SPORTSWEAR - 3.23’47”
2. REIJNEN Kiel (USA), TREK-SEGAFREDO - 3.23’47”
3. HAEDO Lucas Sebastian (CUB), TEAM JAMIS - 3.23’47”
4. CANOLA Marco (ITA), UNITEDHEALTHCARE PRO CYCLING TEAM - 3.23’47”
5. YOUNG Eric (USA), RALLY CYCLING - 3.23’47”
6. JOYCE Colin (USA), AXEON HAGENS BERMAN - 3.23’47”
7. JARAMILLO DIEZ Daniel Alexander (COL), UNITEDHEALTHCARE PRO CYCLING TEAM - 3.23’47”
8. RATHE Jacob (USA), JELLY BELLY pb MAXXIS - 3.23’47”
9. ZABEL Rick (GER), BMC RACING TEAM - 3.23’47”
10. DIBBEN Jonathan (GBR), CANNONDALE-DRAPAC PRO CYCLING - 3.23’47”

General Classification (After Stage 4) - Top 10

1. MORTON Lachlan (AUS), JELLY BELLY PRESENTED BY MAXXIS - 14.54'40"
2. COSTA Adrien (USA), AXEON HAGENS BERMAN - 14.54'47"
3. TALANSKY Andrew (USA), CANNONDALE-DRAPAC PRO CYCLING - 14.54'49"
4. ATAPUMA HURTADO Darwin (COL), BMC RACING TEAM - 14.56'12"
5. ROSSKOPF Joseph (USA), BMC RACING TEAM - 14.56'12"
6. BRITTON Rob (CAN), RALLY PRO CYCLING -14.56'12"
7. EISENHART Taylor (USA), BMC RACING TEAM -14.56’14"
8. CARPENTER Robin (USA), HOLOWESKO/CITADEL P/B HINCAPIE SPORTSWEAR -14.56’24"
9. REIJNEN Kiel (USA), TREK-SEGAFREDO -14.58'41"
10. POWLESS Neilson (USA), AXEON HAGENS BERMAN - 14.58'47"

The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah continues to be free to all spectators. It is the first internationally-sanctioned cycling competition in North America following the Tour de France. More information about the Tour of Utah, the host venues and the teams can be found by visiting www.tourofutah.com, as well as social channels Facebook(tourofutah), Twitter (@tourofutah, #TOU16), Instagram (thetourofutah), and YouTube (tourofutah).

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About the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah

The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, referred to as "America's Toughest Stage RaceTM," is a week-long, professional cycling stage race for the best men’s teams in the world. The 2016 event will be held Aug. 1-7.  Now in its 12th year, the event was elevated in 2015 as a 2.HC-rated UCI stage race, making it one of the premier events in North America. The 2016 Tour of Utah will cover 705 miles of racing and 52,825 feet of climbing. The 2015 Tour of Utah men’s champion was Joe Dombrowski (USA) of Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team. The Tour of Utah is owned by Larry H. Miller Sports & Entertainment. More information about the Tour of Utah, host venues and professional teams can be found by visiting www.tourofutah.com, as well as social channels Facebook (tourofutah), Twitter (tourofutah), Instagram (thetourofutah) and YouTube (tourofutah).

Photo Credit

Casey B. Gibson, cbgphoto.com

Media Contact

Jackie Tyson, Media Relations Manager, Tour of Utah                                                      

TourofUtahPR@pelotonsports.net, 678-362-6228

Documents Updated

• min0719 2016.docx - 8/2/16 4:13 PM

Weber County Commission

Weber County Commission

Notice Date & Time: 7/19/16 10:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

Notice of a Regular Commission Meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
of Weber County, Utah

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Weber County, Utah will hold a regular commission meeting in the Commission Chambers of the Weber Center, 2380 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, Utah, commencing at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, the 19th day of July 2016.

The agenda for the meeting consists of the following:

A. Welcome - Commissioner Bell

B. Invocation - Arnel Rivera

C. Pledge of Allegiance - Scott Parke

D. Thought of the Day - Commissioner Ebert

E. Consent Items

1. Request for approval of purchase orders in the amount of $116,971.12.
2. Request for approval of warrants #406886-#407164 in the amount of $1,256,075.42.
3. Request for approval of minutes for the meeting held on July 5, 2016.
4. Request for approval of new business licenses.
5. Request for consideration and action for a request to amend a previously approved conditional use for the Trapper's Ridge at Wolf Creek P.R.U.D. The amendment will add Phase 8, consisting of 18 lots, to the existing multi-phased P.R.U.D. This P.R.U.D. amendment will run concurrently with the request for preliminary subdivision approval of the Trapper's Ridge at Wolf Creek P.R.U.D. Phase 8, located within the approved Wolf Creek Resort Master Development.
6. Request for consideration and action for a conditional use request for The Bridges at Wolf Creek Resort PRUD located within the approved Wolf Creek Resort Master Development. The application includes the request to run concurrently for preliminary subdivision approval of The Bridges at Wolf Creek Resort PRUD.
7. Request for consideration and action for an amendment to the Summit at Powder Mountain Phase 1 PRUD, amending the previous approval for Lot 76 and add the Horizon Neighborhood. The amendment to the PRUD will reduce the overall PRUD area to the Summit Eden Ridge Nests PRUD, Village Nests at Powder Mountain, Horizon Neighborhood at Powder Mountain and Spring Park at Powder Mountain.
8. Request for approval of Change Order No. 1 for Staker Parsons on 12th Street Project.
9. Request for approval of Change Order No. 2 for Staker Parsons on 12th Street Project.
10. Request for approval to spend impact fees for a Trailhead Sign on Bonneville Shoreline Trail.
11. Request for approval to set the date of August 16, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. for a public hearing to consider a Weber County General Fund property tax increase.

F. Action Items

1. Request for approval of the final reading and enactment of an ordinance amending the fee schedule for construction and demolition materials delivered to the Weber County Transfer Station.
Presenter: Commissioner Ebert

2. Request for consideration and/or action on a request for final approval of the Sandhill Crane Cluster Subdivision, consisting of 7 lots, including a Subdivision Improvement Agreement with the financial guarantee.
Presenter: Felix Lleverino

3. Request for approval of a contract by and between Weber County and Best Friends Animal Society to work in joint efforts to develop programs to increase public awareness of animal welfare concerns.
Presenter: Chad Ferrin

4. Request for approval of Right of Way Contracts by and between Weber County and the following:
Ervin & Velayne Davis Parcel 24
Ervin & Velayne Davis Parcel 23, 28,114
Presenter: Jared Andersen

5. Request for approval of a contract by and between Weber County and Ammon Nelson for an Indigent Defense Attorney in Juvenile Court.
Presenter: Dave Wilson

G. Public hearing(s)

1. Request for a motion to adjourn the public meeting and convene public hearing(s).

2. Public hearing regarding amendments to the operating budget of Weber County for
the 2016 calendar year.
3. Request for a motion to adjourn public hearing(s) and reconvene public meeting.

4. Action on public hearings.
H. Public Comments

I. Closed Meeting

Request for a motion for a closed meeting to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property and to discuss strategy relating to imminent or ongoing litigation.

J. Adjourn

Maria Montessori

Calendar of events:

August 2nd, School Pool Party at North Shore Aquatic Center.  Free Entrance to all MMA families.  Come join the fun! Meet teachers, assistants, staff, MAPA, and make new friends!

August 12th: New Student orientation

A.M. Kinder 1:00-1:45

P.M. Kinder 2:00-2:45

Level 1’s and any other new Lower EL: 1:00-1:45

Level 4’s and any other new Upper EL: 2;00-2:45

August 15th: First Day of School!

Cross Country Try-outs 1:15-3:00

August 15th-19th: Early Out

A.M. Kinder 8:30-10:30

P.M.  Kinder 11-1:00

1st-9th Grade 8:30-1:00

August 18th:  Back to School Night 7:00-8:00 p.m.

We encourage you to drop off your child’s school supplies before school starts. You may do so during parent orientation, student orientation, or any other time during the week before school starts.  Please make sure to label your bag/container with your child’s name and teacher so that they are delivered to the correct classroom.

Mark your calendars for September 17th for the MMA Family Color Fun Run and Pancake breakfast! You won’t want to miss this fun family event! There will be a new race course and amazing grab bags and prizes!

Long Term P.E. substitute needed! We area looking for a long-term sub to teach our Elementary PE program from September to Thanksgiving.  Ms. Julia will provide lessons and unit plans to whoever helps her.  If you are interested in subbing, please contact the front office! 801-827-0150 info@mariamontessoriacademy.org

GreenWood Charter School

August 11th: @ 7:30 A.M.  Friendraiser Breakfast.  Invite your friends to help us

August 13th: 10 A.M. School Spruce up Day

August 15th: Noon-6 P.M. Back to School Open House

August 16th: First Day of School!

August 16th-19th:  Early Out all week. School Dismissed at 1:30

Looking Ahead: Friday, October 28th 5-7 P.M. Fall Family Night

GreenWood is in need of parents, grandparents, community member or high school students to read with our students.  We are looking for someone to commit to a schedule of an hour long time frame on a regular basis.  Times available are from 8:50 A.M. -3:00 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.  Please contact Misty Biesinger if you are available to help.  Email mbiesinger@greenwoodcharter.org

We will open enrollment for next year on November 15th and hold the lottery on December 15th for new students.  Please help us spread the word in your communities to recruit your friends and neighbors—help build your carpool for the Fall!

Families will be notified via email.  If your family has applied and has not received an enrollment email, or for questions on student enrollment please email registration@greenwoodcharter.org

Girls Varsity Soccer

Warriors win 2 - 1.

Aug 10, 2016

Alta scored right before half. Weber scores in the 2nd with about 15 min left. Then score again for the winner with one min. to play.

Documents Updated

• Council Packet 8-9-16.pdf - 8/5/16 11:11 AM
• Council Packet 8-9-16.pdf - 8/8/16 3:10 PM

City Council

Amended City Council Meeting

Notice Date & Time: 8/9/16 7:00 PM

Description/Agenda:

CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AMENDED AGENDA
363 West Independence Blvd
August 9, 2016

'In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Harrisville will make reasonable accommodations for participation in the meeting. Request for assistance can be made by contacting the City Recorder at 801-782-4100, providing at least three working days advance notice of the meeting.'

7:00 P.M. CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Presiding: Mayor Bruce Richins
Mayor Pro Tem: Jennifer Jensen

1. CALL TO ORDER
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & OPENING CEREMONY [Council Member Jensen]
3. CONSENT ITEMS
a. Approve the minutes of July 26, 2016 as presented.
4. BUSINESS ITEMS
a. PUBLIC HEARING-Larsen Lane widening and expansion. [Matt Robertson]
b. Discussion/possible action to award bid for Larsen Lane and Washington Blvd intersection improvements project. [Sean Lambert]
c. Discussion/possible action to approve Harrisville City Resolution 16-10; a resolution entering an Interlocal Agreement with UDOT for a new signal at Washington Blvd & Larsen Lane.[Bill Morris]
d. Discussion/possible action on advice and consent to Mayor's Appointment for Mayor Pro Tem.[Mayor Richins]
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS - (3 minute maximum)
6. MAYOR/COUNCIL FOLLOW-UP:
7. CLOSED EXECUTIVE SESSION: Utah State Code §52-4-204 & §52-4-205(1)(a): The Council may consider a motion to enter into Closed Executive Session for the purpose of discussion of character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of individual(s).
8. ADJOURN

Weber High School Girls Varsity Soccer beat American Fork High School 2-1

Great victory for the lady warriors.

Box Scores          1           2         OT1

American Fork               -                  1                   --

Weber                           -                    1                   1

12th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Hunter Adams, Brooke Albrechtsen, Paige Allen, Kiley Allman, Kelsey Anderson, Haley Arrington, Bryson Baggs, Casssandra Baldenegro, Hope Baldwin, Kelsie Barker, Alli Barney, Tyler Barney, Graeme Beatie, Isaac Bell, Casey Bond, Madison Bowles, Megan Boyle, Megan Brasher, Jared Bronson, Meranda Campbell, Spencer Campbell, Jordon Campos, Jazmin Carranza, Alyssa Cassity, Nathan Christiansen, Kaylee Connors, Kambri Cordon, Justin Cottle, Keaton Draper, Micah Dufrene, Ethan Dunkley, Reed Dunning, Grant Ellison, Denver Erickson, Hannah Erickson, Benjamin Evans, Paige Fisher, Jacob Frost, Andrea Funk, KC Giebel, Samuel Good, Joely Gould, Wendy Graham, Audrey Greenhalgh, Alyxandria Greenwood, Amanda Grover, Kylie Hall, Brooke Hansen, Emma Hansen, Timini Hansen, Dylan Harper, Mckenna Harris, Emma Hedges, Joy Henderson, Jake Hibbard, Kiersten Holt, Kylee Horne, Greyson Hullinger, Alexis Humphrey, Bridger Hyer, Avanlee Jessop, Timothy Johns, Anders Johnson, Chelsea Johnson, Elizabeth Josephson, Brooke Kendell, Camilla Kent, Clarissa Knight, Michaela Kowalewski, Casee Kunz, Eric Larsen, Erin Larsen, Jacob Lee, Jaycee Lilly, Haley Lutz, Bryant Mackley, Joseph Marriott, Mitchell McCann, Rebecca McCroby, Makenna McKnight, Caleb Meyer, Jesen Meznarich, Jared Munn, Sarah Niebergall, Mckinley Nielsen, Tyler Nuttall, Levi Nye, Shaylee Overdiek, Jaymee Owen, Marissa Owen, Charity Parkinson, Mollie Petersen, Abigail Phalen, Natalie Pixton, Allison Pobanz, Larissa Poll, Ammon Post, Austin Price, Megan Price, Tatiana Pryor, Allison Puzey, Haeli Rich, Anthony Richards, Cole Robins, Aubree Rowley, Emily Rupp, Hannah Simmons, Cassandra Smith, Valerie Sorenson, Cherish Springer, Tanner Stakebake, Caden Stewart, Mack Storey, Jackson Stuart, David Suisse, Madison Sullivan, Alana Summerhays, Emily Swenson, Megan Thongrit, Victoria Tilley, Brayden Tolman, Cindy Trieu, Jenesica Twitchell, Megan Wagnon, Aspen Wayment, Rebecca West, Randi Wiese, Darbi Wilson, Colton Winn, Krissa Woodring, Laura Ziegler

12th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Alyson Anderson, Kiah Averett, Logan Baggs, Carolyn Barclay, Heidi Barker, Chandler Bass, Mackenzie Bateman, Wyatt Berdiner, Hayley Bigler, Spencer Boyle, Tanner Burrows, Natalya Carter, Kandyce Christensen, Braden Cook, Aspen Coy, Hannah Crowton, Adeline Davis, Mackenzie Dean, Gabriella Diarte, Taylor Done, Bronte Fronk, Ashton Fullmer, Jason Godfrey, Chantelle Gossner, Allie Hall, Bralee Hancock, Kaitlyn Henderson, Emily Hill, Madison Hill, Sarah Hill, Baylee Howe, Wyatt Jenkins, Hanna Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Jordyn Johnson, Saige Johnson, Madison Keith, Hilary Kendrick, Julianne Kidd, Kelsey Kortright, Kalani Krall, Hannah Lagerquist, Kiersten Lund, Makenzie Malan, Halle Martin, Parker Mason, Tanner McKay, Rachel Minert, Kolten Nay, Jaxon Porter, Kaleb Post, Wiatt Poulson, Jake Reed, Jenna Reed, Brooke Reynolds, Andrew Robinson, Payton Roylance, Jayde Salas, Bridger Sanders, Madison Skinner, Nicole Talbot, Morgan Tatton, Austin Tautfest, Tristan Thomas, Shelby Thompson, Thomas Ulrich, Rachel Vanleer, Elise Waikart, Whitney Walters, Emily Ward, Whitney Weaver, Jacob White, Ethan Wilcock, Rylie Wilkey, Clare Young

12th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Ellie Arave, Zachary Argyle, Rachel Arner, Caitlin Arnold, Riley Bailey, Savannah Benhard, Tiffany Betzer, Sydney Bond, Gavin Brown, Trevor Cevering, Shiloh Checketts, Mason Clark, Madeline Clow, Ragan Conner, Cassi Cosby, Caitlyn Coy, Kadie Crawford, Jared Crimm, Justine Edwards-Tefertiller, Hannah Farley, Cameron Findlay, Lindsay Finlayson, Angeline Garcia, Taylor Gooch, Nathaniel Gordon, Jake Graves, Mason Green, Macie Grissom, Samantha Hall, Brenen Halliday, Jaden Hamblin, Samuel Harris, Navy Humphreys, Tiffanie Ingram, Austin Jimenez, Shaylee Johnson, Courtney Jones, Tragen Jones, Derek Keeney, Annie Knowles, Baily Kroening, Isaac Langeveld, Alex Langford, Hanna Larsen, Kayen Lee, Braxton Lefler, Julianne Lewis, Austen Mackley, Kelsey Maltby, Karen Martinez, Caden Maughan, Austin Mayhew, Micah Meza, Morgan Miles,  Mitchell Mosher, Austin Munoz, Bridger Norris, Joshua North, Alijah Olson, Diego Ortiz Barajas, Jack Orum, Aaron Payne, Isaac Payne, Jordan Petersen, Samantha Phillips, Joseph Poole, Bailey Porter, Aurora Quinn, David Richardson, Samantha Schmidt, Veronica Shelton, Chelsey Slama, Collin Smith, David Storey, Emily Summers, Courtney Swenson, Jenna Taggart, Braden Tallerico, Caleb Tanner, Preston Thompson, Rylee Thurgood, Ethan Tobias, Paige Toll, Danielle Turner, Kacey Van Hemert, Ashley Vongbandith, Steiner Waddoups, Brooke Wadman, Matthew Waite, Tayler Wood, Zachary Woodhouse, Haylee Worrall, Carson Wuthrich

11th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Kaleb Adams, Arielle Anderson, Nicole Anderson, Deva Bascom, Brooke Bedke, Nicolaus Bennett, Barry Best, Henderson Bird, Ryan Bischoff, Abigail Bolar, Kaleb Brown, Andrew Bushnell, Mckenna Butler, Abigail Cavender, Tyler Christensen, Hannah Coleman, Daniel Crockford, Haylee Dahlin, Renae Davis, Britton Deis, Micaela Duran, Megan Eldredge, Nathan Erickson, Blake Fawcett, Sara Filiaga, Taylor Galusha, Andrew Gonzales, Brook Harris, Megan Harris, Colby Hepler, Avery Hepworth, Miranda Hoggan, Stewart Irvine, Kade Johnson, Bailey Kelson, John Kirkham, Anthony Laubacher, Faith Lawrence, Cole Lifer, Quinn Longhurst, Lindsey Lord, Kaden Lott, Bayleigh Marriott, Ian Martin, William Masters, Alexander Matheson, Hunter Maw, Devin Merkley, Benjamin Nef, Lauren Newton, Carly Nield, Bailey Parks, Caitlin Peterson, Joshua Phipps, Robert Prescaro, Benson Pulver, Adrienne Puzey, Seth Rosier, Jackson Sahleen, Shaelee Satterthwaite, Katelyn Schenk, Amber Simmons, Kaitlin Smith, Kambria Smith, Clarissa Songer, Dustin Spainhower, Tatijana Stewart, Kiana Stoker, Lilli Thompson, Celeste Tomlinson, Savannah Torman, Chanse Tremelling,. Marcelo Ucles Rosario, Brennen Vanderpool, Heather Vielstich, Hannah Watson, Logan Weaver, Emily White, Meghan Winward, Brayden Youngberg

11th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Rachael Amann, Ashley Anderson, Bronson Bailey, Garrett Ball, Kira Bench, Jeffrey Bolingbroke, Madison Boydston, Jeffrey Burnett, Sarah Calvert, Madison Campbell, Chloe Carlile, Rachael Carter, Kaden Christensen, Rebecca Christensen, Caydon Cope, Auriane Correa, Bailey Davidson, Madilyn DeJarnatt, Kambree Delair, Gavin Doughty, Kaylie Driver, Lindsey Edmunds, Alexis Farnsworth, Benjamin Fenton, Megan Ferney, Braxton Ferrin, Anna Folkman, Holden Froerer, Carrie Goddard, Ashlynd Greenwood, Jordan Grigg, Aubrey Harrison, Kaitlyn Heaton, Elizabeth Heninger, Ty Hill, Cade Jenkins, Kiera Jennings, Olivia Jensen, Rylee John, Sarah Johnson, Jessica Joy, Krystal Kerr, Abigail Leake, Sidney Lee, Maya Leemaster, Gavin Lund, Madisen Marriott, Madison Mayhew, Jaden Maynard, Matthew McLaughlin, Dylan McMurdie, Sabra Murray, Ambryan Nielsen, Connor Obray, Nicole Overdiek, Megan Palmer, Samuel Perkins, Camiah Robinson, Taylor Rumsey, Rachel Scott, Eva Serio, Stephen Severance, Analyn Shaw, Connor Shaw, Hunter Shriber, Ashley Snoke, Katelyn Sorensen, Cari Stoddard, Caden Thomas, Austin Tolman, Stephanie Vaughn, Haylee Ware, Nicole Wheeler, Jacob Whitaker, Shelby Wiser, Victoria Wood

11th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Kort Anderson, Kaitlyn Anglesey, Aurra Bainbridge, Annie Barker, Braxton Beckey, Ethan Bingham, Ashley Binks, Brayden Blanch, Jaden Burnett, Savannah Butler, Kaden Call, Greyson Cederlof, Aubrey Chartier, Lorah Child, Harley Clausse, Micah Coomes, Branden Daugaard, Elijah Degn, Makayla DeJarnatt, Megan Donohue, Brooklyn Dove, Braxton Edwards, Jaden Ficklin, Bryson Fielding, Derrick Gaedcke, Shelby Hale, Kathryn Hales, Josie Hansen, Mckenna Harris, Melissa Harris, Ashton Healy, Derek Heaton, Jaycee Hildreth, Elise Hillstrom, Kaylee Holtry, Tyren Hoskins, Braden Hull, Talon Hull, Brayden Jackson, Jared Larsen, Mckenna Linford, Colton Martin, Cassidy McCormick, Alexis Merrill, Gabriella Mortarotti, Nicholas Murakami, Jake Murray, Brock Nielson, Oakley Noble, Jasmyn Nye, Skylar Opheikens, Levi Ormond, Lukas Otto, Elisabeth Pendleton, Mashae Perigo, Abigail Pope, Ashley Potokar, Dustin Poulson, Bostin Preisler, Robert Quinton, Ian Saxton, Holden Schenck, Rachel Shaw, Samantha Shaw, Syvanna Simmons, Samantha Skipper, Shaylee Slaughter, Paul Smith, Savanna Smith, Kiara Spencer, Peter Tanner, Hannah Taylor, Easton Thon, Erin Torman, Samantha Vise, Kamdyn Wade, Sarah Ward, Hannah Wardell, Chloe Wesche, Stockton Wride, Westley Wride, Megan Young

10th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Kayleigh Anderson, Amy Astorga, Elissa Bailey, Olivia Bailey, Adrienne Barker, Kennedy Barker, Kayla Barney, Sabrina Barney, Austin Bartholomew, Ashton Beckstead, Carly Beckstrand, McKayla Broadhead, Emma Burt, Brandon Capener, Hannah Catto, Olivia Chambers, Jenna Child, Dallin Cook, Angeleah Craner, Natalie Davis, Spencer Davis, Wyatt Decker, Sara Della-Piana, Cy Denney, Kenzie Done, Trinity Douglas, Zoe Ewing, Krista Farley, Bryson Ferrin, Keaton Fisher, Ashley Frost, Kaitlyn Gray, Carter Green, Zane Greenwood, Alex Griffeth, Jordan Gundersen, Richard Hales, Trevor Hampel, Abbey Harris, Cooper Harrison, Kennedy Hatch, Bradley Hawks, Amber Healey, Mitchell Henrie, Jeff Hibbard, Connor Howe, Brittney Huggard, Makena Inkley, Brandon Jaszkowiak, Britton Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Amanda Kenney, Trinity Kerr, Karissa Kimber, Dylan Kitchens, Addison Lane, Caleb Larsen, Sierra Larson, Nicole Layser, Erica Lee, Mckenna Lee, Kaylee Liechty, Emma Longhurst, Angela Longshaw, Carlie Lythgoe, Boston Marker, Landon Martin, Mitchell McKnight, Eric Morris, Tayler Mortensen, Lindsay Newey, Kiersey Nielsen, Ty Nielson, Elizabeth O’Driscoll, Brooklyn Otto, Mason Palmer, Jared Paskins, Hannah Perry, Amon Pierson, William Pluim, Abigail Poll, Maxwell Price, Sophia Primm, Morgan Reid, Rachel Rich, Joseph Richards, Lauren Roskelley, Payton Roskelley, Justin Ross, Justin Roylance, John Ryan, Charlotte Secrist, Aubry Sessions, Angela Shaffer, Haylee Short, Jonah Simmons, Bailey Smith, Jackson Smith, Ashlyn Sneddon, Hannah Southwick, Noah Sowby, Kamryn Stevenson, Reed Stewart, Abrielle Thomas, Karlee Thompson, Ty Tolman, Alexis Trejo, Bridget Triplett, Bridger Vorwaller, Enoch Wheeler, Justin Whiteley, Makinsey Wilcock, Allie Wilson, Stephen Ziegler

10th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Madilyn Aardema, Bailey Adams, Marissa Ahlstrom, Katie Alexander, Kaden Ashworth, Courtney Barker, Calista Barnes, Adam Blakeslee, Olivia Boer, Danielle Bowers, Megan Bull, Austin Call, Meg Child, Hannah Christiansen, Sydney Colledge, Caybree Corbin, Zachary Elmer, Ryan Farnsworth, Brielle Fernelius, Matthew Ferney, Mattie Ferrell, Lauren Fridal, Rhiannon Fritschle, Alexandria Froerer, Izaak Garner, Rebecca Gonzales, Gavin Green, Eli Hall, Madison Harris, William Harris, Heath Hemming, Braden Hoffmann, Tyrell Horne, Hunter Howe, Kambree Huffaker, Emily Hull, Olivia Jardine, Alyx Jensen, Kathryn Jensen, Shaylee Johnson, Sarah Krey, Jenna Lee, Tysen Lewis, Emily Marriott, Cameron Millar, Seanee Miller, Natalie Neilson, Logan Nielsen, Elizabeth Nordfors, Brianna Nordgren, Marcos Ortiz, Alyssa Owens, Sydney Pace, Ashtyn Parmley, Bree Peterson, Grace Peterson, Braden Platt, Marley Porter, Brynn Poulsen, Jaden Pratt, Nathan Reynolds, Sadie Richardson, Aaron Roskelley, Rylan Schmanski, Abigail Schwamm, Marie Smith, Regan Smith, Connor Sneddon, Gracie Songer, Krista Stone, Joseph Storey, Emily Suisse, Grace Tams, Chase Thomas, Erica Tobias, Neka Trammell, Alyssa Ulugalu, Connor Wade, Kaden Wallace, Casey Wardle, Casey Wheeler, Hannah Wheelwright, Garrett Wilson

10th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Karsen Alexander, Caprice Anderson, Kaitlyn Archuleta, Baylee Bastron, Jonathan Bauer, Amy Bigler, Madison Bird, Lauren Bowen, Spencer Brassell, McKell Brown, Chase Carver, Madison Carver, Parker Champneys, Jacob Collings, Emilee Craven, Jaxon Crowther, Kenya Curran, Emily Dabb, Brett Dalebout, Caleb Degn, Savana Dennis, Morgan Dunn, Lexie Eusebio, Callin Felt, Benjamin Fischetti, Brandon Foos, Jaida Hall, Levi Hambleton, Brock Hansen, Madeline Harris, Raquelle Healey, Addison Hedges, Ryan Hogge, Paige Jacobs, Braeden Jorgensen, Misty Kafton, Katelyn Kendall, Jacob Kidd, Jordan Kippen, Carter Lang, Paige Larose, Megen Leatherow, Braydn Linke, Abigail Loveless, Cloie Malan, Mckenzie Mills, Alexis Mobley, Kalei Muller, Steven Nguyen, Garet Nyman, Justin Olney, Cyrus Palmer, Zoelan Palmer, Jean Parson, Emily Peeters, Clarissa Pena, Mason Peterson, Hanna Pippin, Travis Pixton, Elizabeth Pollard, Leslie Price, Ben Pulver, Mason Reed, Hailey Rich, Arletta Rodriguez Huerta, Ashton Roylance, Cali Satterthwaite, Anna Shepherd, Dallon Slaughter, Carter Smith, Kaleigh Southwick, Amelia Stoddard, Dawson Stokes, Brevin Thon, Ashlyn Tingey, Conner Toll, Conner Wangsgard, Madeline Wilcock, Brittany Wilding, Kailen Williamson, Annie Workman, Christopher Youngberg

Boys Varsity Football

Warriors lose 17 - 28.

Aug 19, 2016

Layton High’s Taylor Katoa ran for 235 yards and 4 Touchdown’s and beat the Warriors in the season opener. Austin Bartholomew threw for 180 yards and Brevin Dean had 7 catches for 94 yards and 1 TD for Weber.

Boys Varsity Football

Warriors lose 14 - 21.

Aug 26, 2016

Weber loses after committing 4 turnovers to the Davis High Darts Friday night. The Warriors outgained the Darts 332 to 260 Total Yards. Carter Green ran 143 yards on 22 carries and 2 Touchdowns to lead the way for the Warriors.

Principal's Message

The start of the 2016-17 school year has been fantastic!  Students and teachers alike have been enthusiastic and energetic about the new school year and things have gone almost perfectly. 

There have been a couple of very significant changes this year.  We have started a new class period, called FLEX Period, for all students.  This new class is meant to be somewhat flexible (hence the name) and multi-purposed in use.  Some students will use it for a study hall period, some for an additional class, some for remediation and others to make up lost credit.  Our FLEX period will meet every day of the school week except for Mondays.  During this class period we will also hold most of our assemblies, our announcements and other school business/activities.   This helps to preserve class time for teaching and learning during the rest of the day.  Students may also leave their FLEX class to go to another teacher’s class to make up a test or other missing work during the FLEX period (this must be done with prior arrangements and signatures from teachers).  We will also have a new schedule this year.  We will no longer have late starts on Wednesdays and Thursdays.  Instead, we will have a late start each Monday – school will begin at 8:20 AM for students – and an early out each Monday – classes will end at 1:50 PM.  During the mornings, teachers will be involved with meetings and trainings and will not be available to students. However, all teachers will be available for extra help, make-up/retesting, and other needs to students each and every Monday afternoon during the early release time from 1:50-2:40 PM.  This is the perfect time to retest, to get additional help or to talk to your teacher about the 3 days you will be gone this week.

We are very excited about the changes this year and things have gone very smoothly so far.  Students seem to like the study hall time each day or the chance to take that extra class here at Weber High during FLEX instead of online.  We are confident it will be a very positive and productive change to our schedule.

One last note – our Student Body Officers have selected, “One Team, One Goal, No Limits” as the theme for this school year.  We are off to a great start and there truly is no limit to what we can accomplish this year.  It is great to be a WARRIOR!!

-Mr. Wardle

Principal's Message

Welcome back students!

We are excited to have our teachers and students back as we start off our new school year. This first week of school we have early outs and school is dismissed at 12:15 PM each day. We appreciate your help in getting students to school on time and picking them up after if they do not ride a bus or walk.

If anyone is interested in serving on our Community Council, please contact the main office. It would be nice to have up to 4 more members and if more are interested, we will have voting elections on September 28th during Parent/Teacher Conferences.

As we get into the swing of things, please make sure you are checking the portal to stay up on your student's grades and attendance. If you have questions or concerns, please email the teacher(s), myself, or Mrs. Haws. If you do not have an account, please go to the district website, wsd.net, click on the Parents & Student tab, then click on Create a Parent Account. If you have problems, contact our main office and we can help.

I am excited for our year and look forward to the events we have planned. Thank you for your support and please contact me with any questions or concerns that you have.

Ms. Earnest

Principal Newsletter

I am amazed each time I walk out the back doors of the school and see the vision of the wonderful landscape as it has changed through the seasons of this school year.  We are now approaching a new season of welcome change within our school.  Saunders Construction workers have become the newest Knights, as they prepare the foundations to add to our school’s castle, with the new gym addition and remodel project.

We are planning to have a formal groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate this event on March 29, at 3:30 P.M.  It will take place in the south parking lot.  You are welcome to attend and celebrate this day with us.

The baseball and track teams are in full operation with practices after school. Our Theater Arts students have been working on the musical production “#Ourshow”.   We have upcoming musical concerts and other events to enjoy.  Please check the calendar for the many opportunities to watch our students share their talents with us.

We appreciate your patience with the parking situation. We remind ourselves this is temporary, and we will have a great upcoming situation.

Wendy N. Long

Boys Sophomore Football

Warriors win 20 - 18.

Aug 25, 2016

Weber scores late to over take the Darts. Cye Wallace runs all over the Darts defense and is capped off with a touchdown with less then two minutes to tie the game and then followed a two point conversion throw from Kohl Hogan to Ben Pobanz.

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Girls Varsity Soccer

Warriors lose 2 - 3.

Aug 30, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Soccer falls to Fremont High School 3-2

Girls lose a heart breaker to the silver wolves. Two of the top five teams in the state battling it out all night long.

Girls Junior Varsity Soccer

Warriors win 2 - 0.

Aug 30, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Soccer beat Fremont High School 2-0

Weber took charge of the second half of the game scoring two goals.

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Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball

Warriors win 3 - 0.

Aug 30, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball beat Bear River High School 3-0

Great first game.

Harrisville:

             Future improvements projects for the widening of Larsen Lane are involved on the east end by 11 feet to add dual left hand lanes.  Bids were received June 2016, with construction set for August 2016-October 2016.  This project is being funded by three agencies.  Road widening is being covered by Weber County Local Transportation Funds, Traffic signals are being covered by UDOT and Bona Vista is installing an improved culinary water line at the same time.  The Right-of-Way has already been acquired from Common Sense for the overall project.

The widening of the road is necessary to improve the level of service.  Additionally, the improvements will increase safety. The completion of the intersection project will be in 2016 with the widening project scheduled for 2019.  The two-way left hand turn lane eliminates stopping/stacking of through traffic for left turns.  Improved safety for the road will be provided by opposite lane separation, protection for left-turn vehicles and sidewalks for safe pedestrian routes. The current average daily driving on Larsen Lane is 14,000 which is projected to increase to 21,000 by 2030. 

Check out www.cityofharrisville.com for further information regarding the Larsen Lane project

 New Information for Harrisville Farmer’s Market:

August 4th-September 15th 2016

5:30-8:00 p.m. Set up at 4:30 p.m.

1350 N. Hwy 89 Harrisville Park

Vendor Booths $10

Entertainment, Food, Prizes for Vendors

Contact jknight@cityofharrisville.com

Warriors Update: New Boys Varsity Football photo gallery created!

Weber High School just posted a new Boys Varsity Football photo gallery!

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Warriors Update: New Boys Varsity Football photo gallery created!

Weber High School just posted a new Boys Varsity Football photo gallery!

Click the link below to check it out.

Visit Gallery