A reminder that Fall Clean-up is Oct. 31- Nov. 4. Harrisville City will be offering the opportunity to clean-up yards and neighborhoods throughout the city. Two waste containers will be located at the main park; one for garbage and one for green waste. No hazardous waste or construction debris accepted. Please plan ahead to utilize this opportunity.

As school has started we would like to reach out to parents and neighbors to be aware of the children going to and from school. There have been a few things identified as serious safety concerns and would like to make everyone aware, and seek assistance in making our schools safer. If your children walk to school, please ensure they are encouraged to remain on the sidewalks and only cross in designated cross walks or at intersections. For children waiting at Bus Stops please encourage them to stay out of the streets until the Bus arrives and obey the drivers.

 Majestic Elementary: Please do not park on the north side of 2550 North to load or unload your children. 2550 N is a 40 mile per hour road, it is posted to 20 MPH when children are present however, motorists still have a hard time seeing the small children darting out from between vehicles to cross the road. Also, please do not park in the bus loading areas or Double Park on the south side of 2550 North as that also creates serious safety concerns for children. A safe alternative is to drive to the south side of the school on 2425 North and wait along the curb to load or unload. The red curb designates no parking but stopping and waiting to load or unload is legal. 

Orion Jr. High: One of the more serious safety concerns is vehicles entering or leaving the parking lot to pick up or drop off children. Drivers need to stop completely at the stop signs and look for children walking on the sidewalks and the north/south cross walk on 2000 North. There were several close calls last year with students in the cross walks and people not paying attention when re-entering 2000 north. 

 Green Wood Charter School:  Parents please DO NOT park, stop or wait on Hwy 89 in the area of the school to pick up or drop off your students. UDOT has designated the area a no parking, loading or unloading zone on both the east and west side of the highway and is demanding the city actively enforce all traffic laws in the area. There is heavy traffic in the area and the safety of children is a major concern. The speed limit is 45 MPH and many southbound vehicles are still slowing from the 55 MPH speed limit prior to that area. Pick up and drop off children in the areas designated on school property. Harrisville Police Department will be doing patrols in the area around all of the schools and any violators will be cited. If you observe a safety issue please report it immediately to the Harrisville Police by calling Weber Public Safety Dispatch at 801-629-8221. In emergency’s, do not hesitate, call 911 immediately. Thank you for all your help keeping the children safe at our schools.

HARRISVILLE CITY BOYS BASKETBALL 2016 SIGNUPS

Currently all boys currently in grades 1-9 are invited to play. www.cityofharrisville.com is preferable. Registration can be done any time during the month of October. Registration may also be during regular business hours by paper. A $45.00 registration fee (Jersey +$15.00). Games will be played on Saturdays. Season runs January through March. If we don’t have coaches, we don’t have teams. All coaches subject to criminal background check. If interested, please obtain background check forms from the City Office. bfife@cityofharrisville.com.

Don’t miss the premiere annual holiday kick-off event in Ogden—the Weber School Foundation Christmas Tree Jubilee!  The Weber Foundation seeks to help the more than 30,000 children that are enrolled in the Weber School District. 

The Jubilee is set for November 21-25, 2016 at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center,

2415 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah.

Since 1980, the Christmas Tree Jubilee has raised millions of dollars to support children in Weber County, particularly those with special needs.  In 2014, my daughter, Karina and I, along with our good friends: Teresa Meyers, Emi Schofield and Melissa Richey, all collaborated to decorate a tree on behalf of Pioneer Elementary School.  This tree had a theme: “A Homespun Christmas.”  It was adorned with homemade crocheted ornaments including little stockings, gingerbread men, snowflakes and snowmen. Everyone shared their talents with the creation of the Christmas tree.  It was a wonderful experience for all!

This year’s schedule of events:

Monday, November 21st

9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

Tree Decorators:

Please note that the doors will not open until 9:00 a.m. to allow the committee to set up first

Christmas Tree Set Up and Decorating Day

Tuesday November 22nd Gala Guests Only

5:00 p.m. Door Open, Christmas Tree Sales begin, Silent Auction

7:00 p.m. Gala Dinner, Live Auction, and other Fundraising Events

Ticketed/Sponsored Event

Wednesday November 23rd

11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

Open to the public

Free Admission

Christmas Trees Available for Purchase & Live Entertainment

Thursday November 24th

Happy Thanksgiving! Closed for the Holiday

Friday, November 25th

11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.  Free admission and open to the public

Christmas Trees Available to Purchase,  with live entertainment from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Family Fun Night

For further questions, please contact Shelly Bush of the Weber School Foundation

801-476-7827 or shbush@wsd.net.  She will be out of the office November 21-25.

12th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Kaleb Adams, Arielle Anderson, Kameo Anderson, Nicole Anderson, Kaitlyn Anglesey, Nicolaus Bennett, Barry Best, Henderson Bird, Ryan Bischoff, Kaitlin Bowman, Madison Boydston, Jeffrey Burnett, Andrew Bushnell, Mckenna Butler, Kaden Call, Sarah Calvert, Hailey Carter, Rachael Carter, Kaden Christensen, Rebecca Christensen, Harley Clausse, Hannah Coleman, Nathan Crittenden, Daniel Crockford, Anna Crookston, Haylee Dahlin, Riley Day-Hickman, Britton Deis, Kyle Diemel, Gavin Doughty, Kaylie Driver, Micaela Duran, Braxton Edwards, Ryan Enslow, Gabrielle Espinoza, Jacquelyn Faicloth, Benjamin Fenton, Braxton Ferrin, Sara Filiaga, Holden Froerer, Shaun Frongner, Andrew Gonzales, Elias Greenwood, Shelby Hale, Brook Harris, Megan Harris, Aubrey Harrison, Ashton Healy, Kaitlyn Heaton, Elizabeth Heninger, Colby Hepler, Ty Hill, Elise Hillstrom, Kaylee Holtry, Stewart Irvine, Kiera Jennings, Kade Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Bailey Kelson, Cameron Kinmont, John Kirkham, Jared Larsen, Anthony Laubacher, Faith Lawrence, Maya Leemaster, Cole Lifer, Annelies Lippert, Lindsey Lord, Kaden Lott, Bayleigh Marriott, Madisen Marriott, Colton Martin, William Masters, Alexander Matheson, Hunter Maw, Katelin McCrary, Devin Merkley, Alexis Merrill, Jaxson Munns, Sabra Murray, Benjamin Nef, Lauren Newton, Carly Nield, Jasmyn Nye, Connor Obray, Skylar Opheikens, Nicole Overdiek, Bailey Parks, Elisabeth Pendleton, Samuel Perkins, Joshua Phipps, Dustin  Poulson, Bostin Preisler, Benson Pulver, Bryer Reardon, Cohlton Reeder, William Reese, Seth Rosier, Jackson Sahleen, Shaelee Satterthwaite, Elisa Schafer, Holden Schenck, Katelyn Schenk, Eva Serio, Kaitlin Smith, Kambria Smith, Ashley Snoke, Clarissa Songer, Dustin Spainhower, Kiara Spencer, Shae Spinden, Tatijana Stewart, Kiana Stoker, Peter Tanner, Hannah Taylor, Lilli Thompson, Austin Tolman, Celeste Tomlinson, Erin Torman, Kylie Tucker, Brennen Vanderpool, Stephanie Vaughn, Heather Vielstich, Hannah Watson, Logan Weaver, Nicole Wheeler, Emily White, Meghan Winward, Stockton Wride, Westley Wride, Brayden Youngberg

12th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Rachael Amann, Ashley Anderson, Brooks Anderson, Kort Anderson, Aurra Bainbridge, Kadee Barney, Braxton Beckey, Brooke Bedke, Ethan Bingham, Ashley Binks, Nathan Boehme, Kaleb Brown, Jaden Burnett, Savannah Butler, Hunter Butterfield, Madison Campbell, Chloe Carlile, Christian Carter, Abigail Cavender, Lorah Child, Tyler Christensen, Saebrynne Clark, Kambree Coffin, Caydon Cope, Auriane Correa, Bailey Davidson, Dylan Davis, Renae Davis, Madilyn Dejarnatt, Megan Donohue, Ryan Draper, Lindsey Edmunds, Kara Esplin, Alexis Farnsworth, Megan Ferney, Mason Ferrin, Jaden Ficklin, Bryson Fielding, Anna Folkman, Taylor Galusha, Carrie Goddard, Jordan Grigg, Madelyn Hadley, Kathryn Hales, Josie Hansen, Aspyn Hart, Jonathan Heaps, Jaycee Hildreth, Miranda Hoggan, Braden Hull, Kolby Jackson, Cade Jenkins, Blake Jessen, Rylee John, Jessica Joy, Ethan Joyner, Kolby Layton, Robert Lee, Sidney Lee, Quinn Longhurst, Karlsyn Madsen, Ian Martin, Jaden Maynard, Cassidy McCormick, Matthew McLaughlin, Dylan McMurdie, Madison Mecham, Connor Mendez, Gabriella Mortarotti, Nicholas Murakami, Jake Murray, Ambryan Nielsen, Brock Nielson, Inger Elise Oeien, Alyson Packer, Mashae Perigo, Caitlin Peterson, Kylee Peterson, Morgan Peterson, Kristina Pope, Ashley Potokar, Robert Prescaro, Adrienne Puzey, Ryan Rallison, Kylinn Rich, Camiah Robinson, Nicole Ross, Taylor Rumsey, Ian Saxton, Stephen Severance, Analyn Shaw, Connor Shaw, Samantha Shaw, Amber Simmons, Syvanna Simmons, Paul Smith, Kattelyn Sorensen, Nathan Staker, Jacob Stewart, Cari Stoddard, Paige Tallon, Caden Thomas, Savannah Torman, Chanse Tremelling, Angelo Venegas, Kamdyn Wade, Sarah Ward, Hannah Wardell, Haylee Ware, Jacob Whitaker, Karlee Whiteman, Samantha Wilkins, Megan Winder, Shelby Wiser, Victoria Wood

12th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Cameron Aardema, Natalie Andrus, Rylee Arbon, Brooke Auble, Bronson Bailey, Annie Barker, Kira Bench, Zachary Berry, Daniel Beutler, Hunter Bingham, Boston Bischoff, Brayden Blanch, Gregory Boisvert, Jeffrey Bolingbroke, Jami Bond, Mylee Broad, Jacob Bush, Dante Campbell, Greyson Cederlof, Aubrey Chartier, Sydnee Chugg, Makayla Cissna, Canton Clarke, Jake Connors, Micah Coomes, Levi Dame, Branden Daugaard, Cristian De La Torre, Brevin Dean, Elijah Degn, Makayla Dejarnatt, Kiera Della Cerra, Sai Chung Douangdara, Brooklyn Dove, Chase Earl, Jaclyn Edwards, Nathan Erickson, Blake Fawcett, Derrick Gaedcke, Zachary Garcia, Konner Gibson, John Goad, Jared Graham, Bradley Gray, Anna Hadley, Cameron Hampel, Mckenna Harris, Avery Hepworth, Olivia Hesselgesser, Isaac Holtry, Tyren Hoskins, Talon Hull, Brayden Jackson, Olivia Jensen, Gage Johnson, Cache Jones, Niel Jones, Kailea Kailipalauli, Jessica Kendell, Krystal Kerr, Tiffany Kingsbury, Madison Kitchens, Abigail Leake, Ivy Lee, Mckenna Linford, Sarah London, Gavin Lund, Alexis Martinez, Darbie Mckinney, Dillon Meyer, Adam Mortensen, Skyler Nichols, Easton Nye, Mckenna Obray, Winter Owens, Megan Palmer, Joseph Pitman, Abigail Pope, Tommy Quach, Siera Rose, Wilson Roundy, Jonathan Schael, Alyssa Scherer, Devin Schow, Kyah Schow, Rachel Scott, Rachel Shaw, Hunter Shriber, Branson Shulz, Samantha Skipper, Shaylee Slaughter, Haley Stoffers, Megan Tenney, Easton Thon, Levi Titus, Jaden Walker, Whitney Ward, Chloe Wesche, Keaton Woolsey, Austin Young

11th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Bailey Adams, Shawn Alder, Kayleigh Anderson, Olivia Bailey, Calista Barnes, Ashton Beckstead, Mckayla Broadhead, Emma Burt, Hannah Catto, Olivia Chambers, Meg Child, Benjamin Cochran, Dallin Cook, Angeleah Craner, Courtney Creviston, Natalie Davis, Spencer Davis, Wyatt Decker, Cy Denney, Savana Dennis, Megan Dixon, Trinity Douglas, Miles Eddy, Zoe Ewing, Krista Farley, Bryson Ferrin, Lauren Fridal, Ashley Frost, Aundrea Govatos, Kaitlyn Gray, Carter Green, Alex Griffeth, Jordan Gundersen, Trevor Hampel, Abbey Harris, Cooper Harrison, Kennedy Hatch, Bradley Hawks, Amber Healey, Mitchell Henrie, Jeff Hibbard, Makena Inkley, Brandon Jaszkowiak, Britton Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Amanda Kenney, Trinity Kerr, Karissa Kimber, Sarah Krey, Addison Lane, Jenna Lee, Mckenna Lee, Kaylee Liechty, Jeremy Loewen, Emma Longhurst, Angela Longshaw, Carlie Lythgoe, Boston Marker, Mitchell Mcknight, Leonora Mendoza, Eric Morris, Tayler Mortensen, Lindsay Newey, Logan Nielsen, Ty Nielson, A’gusta Nott-Stevens, Elizabeth Odriscoll, Mason Palmer, Jared Paskins, William Plum, Abigail Poll, Sophia Primm, Morgan Reid, Joseph Richards, Justin Ross, Justin Roylance, John Ryan, Charlotte Secrist, Aubry Sessions, Angela Shaffer, Haylee Short, Jonah Simmons, Bailey Smith, Jackson Smith, Jessica Smith, Ashlyn Sneddon, Noah Sowby, Kamryn Stevenson, Reed Stewart, Chase Thomas, Ashlyn Tingey, Alexis Trejo, Casey Wardle, Camille Washburn, Casey Wheeler, Enoch Wheeler, Ainsley Wright

11th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Esmerelda Alejandre Aguirre, Karsen Alexander, Kaden Ashworth, Elissa Bailey, Courtney Barker, Kennedy Barker, Kayla Barney, Sabrina Barney, Austin Bartholomew, Carly Beckstrand, Haylee Benoit, Madison Bird, Adam Blakeslee, Olivia Boer, Lauren Bowen, Danielle Bowers, Nathan Briggs, Megan Bull, Austin Call, Haylee Campbell, Brandon Capener, Chase Carver, Niya Casey, Jenna Child, Emily Christensen, Sydney Colledge, Jacob Collings, Stephen Cummings, Weston Decker, Sara Della-Piana, Kaylee Dockter, Sydney Edstrom, Ian Ellis, Zachary Elmer, Ryan Farnsworth, Callin Felt, Keaton Fisher, Rhiannon Fritschle, Alexandria Froerer, Tristen Furgeson, Rebecca Gonzales, Richard Hales, Levi Hambleton, Madeline Harris, Madison Harris, Addison Hedges, David Henderson, Connor Howe, Brittney Huggard, Emily Hull, Alyx Jensen, Meghan Johansen, Colton Jones, Braeden Jorgensen, Jacob Kidd, Dylan Kitchens, Kaylee Larsen, Michael Larsen, Sierra Larson, Nicole Layser, Erica Lee, Tysen Lewis, Ceili MacCarthy, Cloie Malan, Zulyma Mendoza, Natalie Neilson, Kiersey Nielsen, Justin Olney, Marcos Ortiz, Brooklyn Otto, Sydney Pace, Cydney Paul, Hannah Perry, Bree Peterson, Grace Peterson, Braden Platt, Elizabeth Pollard, Marley Porter, Brynn Poulsen, Jaden Pratt, Maxwell Price, Ben Pulver, Rachel Rich, Aaron Roskelley, Lauren Roskelley, Payton Roskelley, Alexa Sanders, Braden Scott, Anna Shepherd, Jordan Showalter, Makella Simonsen, Marie Smith, Connor Sneddon, Hannah Southwick, Richard Steele, Amelia Stoddard, Krista Stone, Joseph Storey, Emily Suisse, Mckenna Summers, Abrielle Thomas, Ty Tolman, Bridget Triplett, Angelina Vinacco, Claudia Vinacco, Bridger Vorwaller, Hannah Wheelwright, Jacob Whetton, Justin Whiteley, Brittany Wilding, Joshua Wilkey, Kailen Williamson, Allie Wilson, Annie Workman, Stephen Ziegler

11th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Madilyn Aardema, Marissa Ahlstrom, Katie Alexander, Celest Alulema, Caprice Anderson, Kaitlyn Archuleta, Caleb Atkinson, Adrienne Barker, Roland Barrett, Johnathon Bateman, Jonathan Bauer, Cylee Bess, Kaitlyn Beveridge, Brooklyn Blackwell, Christian Braun, Kameron Burger, Stetson Burt, Jace Campbell, Madison Carver, Ivy Casey, Kennedy Cassity, Graycee Cebollero, Johnathan Chapman, Kade Chatelain, Hannah Christiansen, Austin Chugg, Hunter Cowan, Eliza Cragun, Emilee Craven, Jaxon Crowther, Paetynn Cude, Emily Dabb, Kenzie Done, Kiersten East, Brielle Fernelius, Matthew Ferney, Mattie Ferrell, Shelby Fischer, Kaden Fogg, Alexandria Foos, Valerie Frazier, Izaak Garner, Bret Giebel, Hunter Gooch, Gavin Green, Zane Greenwood, Alexis Hainline, Eli Hall, Jaida Hall, Jared Hancock, Cameron Hansen, William Harris, Keanau Harrison, Elizabeth Hatch, Raquelle Healey, Heath Hemming, Rylie Herrera, Krista Hildreth, Braden Hoffmann, Madison Hogge, Tyrell Horne, Hunter Howe, Kambree Huffaker, Paige Jacobs, Olivia Jardine, Kathryn Jensen, Joseph Jenson, Karina Johnson, Shaylee Johnson, Kimberly Jones, Misty Kafton, Katelyn Kendall, Carter Lang, Caleb Larsen, Braydn Linke, Maddi Marker, Maren Messerly, Mckenzie Mills, Alexis Mobley, Kellan Muno, Steven Nguyen, Elizabeth Nordfors, Brianna Nordgren, Ariana Obray, Alyssa Owens, Cyrus Palmer, Ashtyn Parmley, Jean Parson, Emily Peeters, Clarissa Pena, Mason Peterson, Amon Pierson, Oakley Ray, Mason Reed, Nathan Reynolds, Marquis Robinson, Mason Rodriques, Jonathan Rogers, Chancelor Rounsevelle, Ashton Roylance, Laura Sandall, Cali Satterthwaite, Abigail Schwamm, Brayden Shaw, Regan Smith, Megan Smoot, Talon Smout, Gracie Songer, Levi Spurlock, Dawson Stokes, Gabrielle Tanner, Brevin Thon, Erica Tobias, Neka Trammell, Alyssa Ulugalu, Zadoth Vazquez, Connor Wade, Ian Wallis, Kaitlin Woolsey, Christopher Youngberg

10th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Tommi Abbott, Kyrsten Acker, Austin Allen, Andrew Anderson, Karly Anderson, Ryan Anglesey, Leila Arrington, Morgan Bailey, Zachary Bailey, Kaylee Barker, Shea Bass, Demetrius Bennett, Eden Beus, Sydnee Bingham, Abby Bird, Kaiden Boucher, Mattheo Cabezas, Cambry Call, Pierce Callister, Kami Christensen, Lauren Church, Anderson Clements, Ashlyn Cochran, Brennan Coleman, Kylie Coleman, Eliza Correa, Riley Crezee, Colton Devries, Tayla Dunning, Gretchen Dye, Katelyn Ebarb, Karlie Ehlers, Abigail Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Alyssa Ferrin, Emma Flattery, Shanae Fraughton, Elizabeth Garner, Savanah Gibb, Natali Gonzalez, Emily Good, Cameron Gould, Hallie Grigg, Brittany Hall, Abraham Harris, Kennadee Harris, Breanna Hart, Lexi Heaton, Katelyn Hepler, Thomas Holbrook, Zachary Holt, Brooke Huggard, Cameron Hunter, Carson Hurd, Alexis Hutchinson, Braedon Iverson, Mandy Jones, Camryn Karras, Grant Knight, Taylor Laing, Maycee Larsen, Emmalee Larson, Jason Lawson, Alicia Littlefield, Hailey Lord, Jenna Lund, Avalon Marker, Aedan Marsh, Logan Martin, Kendrick Matheson, Lydee McBride, Kathleen Mejia, Brianna Montgomery, Colette Mortensen, Kaysia Neil, Benjamin Nelson, Randy Nelson, Sydney Nelson, Rachel Niebergall, Olivia Nightingale, Acelan Obray, Kolton Obray, Caleb O’Neill, Koby Pack, Lucas Petersen, Edrick Pitman, Benjamin Pobanz, Seth Pobanz, Braden Radle, Kayden Rich, Sidney Roberts, Braden Schroeder, Hannah Smith, Natalie Snow, Brennan Stevenson, Ian Swenson, Allison Thorpe, Benjamin Tomlinson, Amanda Turner, Julie Wardle, Kaydee Weaver, Amanda Widner, Rachel Wight, Emma Wolthuis, Trey Worrell, Amber Youngberg

10th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Paige Aardema, Savannah Bailey, Gracie Ballard, Jace Bedke, Mckenna Best, Aniya Bobo, Adam Burke, Morgan Burton, Marian Carter, Marshall Casey, Annika Chapman, Sydney Christopherson, Brinlee Collings, Jereth Collins, Joshua Cox, James Crawford, Theressa Crawford, Skyler Crookston, Logan Crowell, Elizabeth Dove, Zachary Durbano, Callie Ellison, Spencer Froerer, Kaden Fullmer, Parker Funk, Julia Gatto, Emma Goodson, Marlys Green, Sabrinia Halbert, Jayden Handsaker, Jeffrey Harrison, Conner Healey, Daniel Hedges, Golden Holbrook, Jaysie Humphreys, Hayden Hurd, Trevor Ingram, Heber Johnson, Spenser Johnson, Alexia Johnston, Bailey Johnston, Elizabeth Judd, Michael Julien, Jennifer Keeney, Josie Klein, Logan Lafeber, Sean Lagerquist, Madison Lenkersdorfer, Natalie Lichfield, Sarah Longhurst, Ashley Lund, Maxwell Lunt, Joshua Mackley, Sarah Martin, Casandra Martinson, Ellie Maughan, Hannah Mckay, Kenley McMurdie, Jack Mecham, Katelyn Monson, Brock Mott, Carley Mund, Joseph Munn, Shelby Murray, Alaina Nelson, Douglas Nielsen, Aniken Nielson, Gracie Nielson, Courtney Norman, Rylee Obrien, Jennifer Openshaw, Andria Ospital, Rebecca Peterson, Karessa Pitcher, Emma Post, Savannah Poulson, Madison Purin, Jaden Roberts, Kylie Roberts, Ashlyn Roylance, Brendon Shupe, Jaicee Smart, Jackson Smith, Tacoma Sorensen, Chandler Squier, Eric Stanley, Alena Starks, Sydney Steadman, Noah Stuart, Abigale Taylor, Samuel Waldrip, Carter Watson, Wylie Watson, Katie Watts, Chelsea Weaver, David White, Rylee White, Rilei Woodward

10th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Taryn Acker, Joseph Adair, Tyler Adair, Ethan Albrechtsen, Kellie Albrechtsen, Ellie Andersen, Hannah Babcock, Elyse Baty, Ruby Best, Madelyn Boyle, Dallas Byington, Capri Carlile, Hailey Carling, Joshua Carter, Shalie Cevering, Andrew Cheal, Matthew Child, Jason Cisney, Molly Clawson, Ethan Cook, Josie Coomes, Luke Cvitkovich, Calder Davis, Daxton Dearing, Teagan Della Cerra, Allison Dennis, Manuel Diaz, Jace Durrant, Amanda Eatchel, William Eckardt, Shelbie Egbert, Juan Estrada Jauregui, Kylie Felt, Madison Ferrin, Cassandra Fessler, Teya Filiaga, Raegan Fisher, Jaycee Galusha, Nia Gibson, Megan Greenwood, Kanyon Grimes, Katie Hadley, Taylor Hadley, Maggie Hancock, Caitlin Hardman, Marah Harris, Mercadeez Henry, Brennon Henson, Ainsley Hilliard, Hannah Hillstrom, Brighten Howe, Sacoya Ipock, Emily Jackson, Savannah Jones, Stockton Jones, Angelica Juarez, Abigale Kippen, Trevor Kitchens, William Kowalewski, Samuel Leake, Kaden Leatham, Thomas Lindley, Cameron Linford, Branson Mackley, Jacob Macpherson, Katie Marriott, Mya Mason, Grayce Mckay, James Memmott, Mikaela Mendez, Noah Mizar, Braylie Mock, Felipe Moya, Hunter Neilson, Ryken Nye, Mathew Obray, Lily Palmer, Drew Payton, Shelby Penrod, Hannah Perkins, Rachel Perry, Angela Porter, Natalee Rasley, Jessica Reddish, Benjamin Rohde, Anthony Rufener, Kallie Rupke, Morgan Rust, Mae Sattelmair, Kyland Schow, Emma Shelton, Branson Sheridan, Ryker Simmons, Kaylee Sjoblom, Makayla Smith, Emma Sowby, Kylee Standing, Samantha Strebel, Makai Taggart, Jordan Talbot, Daniel Tayrien, Brilee Thompson, Jakayla Twitchell, Riley Verhaal, Megan Wardell, Braxton Welch, Makelle Wendell, Carson Whiteley, William Wilcox, Ethan Williams, Ria Wittenberg

Winter Parking

Please remember the winter parking ordinance begins November 1st and remains in effect until April 1st.  This means no parking on City streets between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. Adhering to the parking ordinance helps our Public Works Department keep our streets clear and safe during winter months. Remember, vehicles parked on the road during or after a snow storm impede snow plowing and may be towed at the owner’s expense. Home owners are responsible to remove snow from sidewalks in front of their home and private driveways. Although it can be inconvenient to remove snow pushed in front of driveways by the snow plows, our drivers cannot prevent this. Please avoid pushing/ shoveling snow back into the roadway after it has been plowed. Everyone will enjoy the winter season more by working together and lending a hand to those who need help removing the snow.

Harrisville City Boys’ Basketball

All boys currently in grades 1

WHERE   Online at www.cityofharrisville.com

WHEN   Online registration can be done any time during the month of November and at the City office during regular business hours by paper.

COST   $45.00 registration fee (Jersey +$15.00)

GAMES   Games will be played on Saturdays during the season

VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED!!! If we don’t have coaches, we don’t have teams. All coaches subject to criminal background check. If interested, please obtain background check forms from the City Office. QUESTIONS   Contact Bryan Fife at bfife@cityofharrisville.com

Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 55 - 48.

Nov 22, 2016

Game Recap

The Lady Warriors started slow but were able to right the ship and defeat the 3rd ranked Lady Braves from Bountiful on Tuesday. The Lady Warriors were led by Taylor Morris’s 22 points and 4 steals. Kestin Cable added 14 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals, and Megan Smoot 10 points and 7 rebounds. Next up for the Lady Warriors will be the Lady Darts from Davis. Varsity tip is scheduled for 5:

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Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 54 - 38.

Nov 29, 2016

The Lady Warriors took down the Davis Darts Tuesday night 54-38. The Warriors had three players in double figures with Megan Smoot leading the way with 16 points. Talyor Morris had 15 and 6 rebounds. Taylor Rumsey added 10 points. Elise hillstrom had a great all around game with 6 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals. The win brings the Lady Warriors record to 2-0 on the young season. Davis fell to 0-2 with the loss. Next up, the Warriors will be at Bear River on Wednesday 11/30 for a 7:00 tip.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 68 - 83.

Nov 29, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Layton High School 83-68

Connor Shaw scores 19 while the team hits 14 three-pointers

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 55 - 63.

Nov 22, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Syracuse High School 63-55

Down 20 to start the 4th, Weber gets within 5 with 2:30 to play but comeback falls short. Kobe Furqueron is high point scorer with 18.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 51 - 28.

Nov 22, 2016

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 48 - 60.

Nov 29, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball falls to Layton High School 60-48.

Layton breaks a close game open in the 4th to get the win.

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 68 - 54.

Dec 02, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Jordan High School 68-54

Game Recap

Jordan uses big first half to coast to the win. Hunter Howe scores 21 in the loss for Weber as leading scorer.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 54 - 32.

Dec 02, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Jordan High School 54-32

Game Recap

Weber Jv hit 10 3’s in the big win over Jordan. Hudson Schenck hits 6 threes and has 20 points in the win.

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Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 36 - 25.

Dec 02, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball beat Ogden High School 36-25

Game Recap

The Lady Warriors led 36-11 midway through the 4th quarter and cruised to victory.The Warriors were led by Megan Smoot with 13 points. Taylor Morris added 12 points and 7 rebounds to the cause. The Lady Warriors ran their record to 4-0 on the young season. Next up, the Lady Warriors will host the Riverhawks from Ridgeline High School. Tip-off is slated for 5:15.

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Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 50 - 33.

Nov 30, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball beat Bear River High School 50-33

Game Recap

The Lady Warriors defeated the Lady Bears from Bear River 50-33 on Wednesday night. Taylor Morris scored 16 points and dished out 4 assists. Kestin Cable was next in scoring with 11.

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Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 54 - 38.

Nov 29, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball beat Davis High School 54-38

By PressboxApp.net on December 5, 2016

Game Recap

The Lady Warriors took down the Lady Darts of Davis High School on Tuesday night 54-38. Megan Smoot scored 16 points. Taylor Morris added 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals to the effort. Elise Hillstrom had a great floor game for the warriors with 6 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 steals.

Some exciting news recently happened at Orion Junior High School in Harrisville.  Sandi Tomlinson, a 9th grade Language Arts teacher, was awarded an educational grant of $2,500. This was done through Farmer`s Insurance’s “Thank Americas Teachers” program

            Mrs. Tomlinson found out about this grant through her insurance agent at Farmers Insurance, who then nominated her.   Farmers Insurance provides over a million dollars every year to deserving teachers.  Receiving this initial grant will now allow Tomlinson to be eligible for a larger grant of $100,000 within about 6 months.

            Tomlinson jumped on the idea of applying for the grant because she knew her students could use Chromebooks and she figured this could be the solution! Even though she entered the contest a week late, Tomlinson moved up the ladder quickly amongst the other deserving teachers to eventually land in the top spot.  So many helping hands went into the voting process to help.

 Tomlinson says, “Every day our student body, teachers, and faculty cast a vote for me and my proposal.  We sent letters to parents and asked them to vote, too. They responded in great numbers!” 

Messages were also sent out on Facebook, where Tomlinson asked her friends to vote for her. She tells us, “I have never seen such an outpouring of support for this great cause.”

At the end of October Tomlinson was awarded the $2500 grant. “I wanted to use the money for a couple of Chromebooks to be used in my classroom for kids who don’t have access to the internet at home,” Tomlinson says, “However, if I win the bigger grant in the next 6 months, I will be able to afford a classroom set, not to mention some excess to be kept for the future.” 

Therefore, Tomlinson has chosen to give the money to Orion’s yearbook advisor, Mrs. Reed.  “She needs a few new cameras desperately, and she was very instrumental in helping me win the first grant. I think she can get several snazzy cameras with all the bells and whistles, and it will benefit all the kids at Orion!”

Having started her teaching career later in life, Tomlinson chose to raise her family first and then went back to school.  She taught for 5 years in Ogden School District at Mount Ogden Middle School; and then 4 more years at home with her teenage daughter who was struggling in school and then came to Orion Junior High School in 2008.  This will mark her 9th year teaching 9th grade students in Language Arts.

Mrs. Tomlinson has no doubt in her mind when she says, “I just love kids! No, that’s not quite true; I just love these kids! I have people tell me all the time, ‘I could never be in a room with 36 fourteen-year-olds.’ To which I say, “I would rather be in a room with them than with high-schoolers or elementary kids!”  According to Tomlinson, “9th graders are still impressionable; they still need a mentor and at times a grandma.”

For Tomlinson, the real motivator behind teaching is the fact that she truly loves her students.  The kids know she loves them.  She tells them so all the time and says, “At first they don’t believe me, but by the time the year ends, they know for sure!”

Tomlinson would very much like to thank Farmers Insurance and “Thank Americas Teachers” for the opportunity to win this grant.  “They have been so generous.  I also want to thank Chris Earnest, our principal, for the support she gave me.”

 Also, her sincere thanks goes out to Amy Hall who allowed use of Orion’s library to vote, Trudy Slater who put up a table so the kids could vote between classes, Missy Reed and Jennifer Lee who made sure the kids voted before beginning their classwork.

 In addition, the entire English department sent letters to parents. Jason Paige made sure there was a link on the school website. And finally, Tomlinson wants to thank Clayton Gladwell and his wife, Kate, whom she said, “Nominated me and encouraged me to go after the prize.”

Over the Christmas break Tomlinson plans to write a new proposal to be entered to win the $100,000 grant opportunity.  Then the voting will begin again after the new year in 2017!

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 56 - 53.

Dec 06, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Ogden High School 56-53

Game Recap

Down 7 going to the 4th quarter Weber holds Ogden to 4 points and comes back for the win! Connor Shaw led Weber with 23 points.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 81 - 38.

Dec 06, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Ogden High School 81-38

Game Recap

Weber jumped out to a 20-6 first quarter lead and ran away with the victory! Brandon Capener was the leading scorer with 17 points with 14 coming in the first quarter.

Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 37 - 47.

Dec 07, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball falls to Ridgeline High School 47-37

The Lady Warriors suffered their first loss of the season 47-37 at the hands of the Riverhawks of Ridgeline High School. The Warriors were led by Kestin Cable’s 11 points. The Lady Warriors will look to bounce back tonight as they travel to Granger High School to take on the Lady Lancers. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 pm.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 56 - 61.

Dec 13, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Woods Cross High School 61-56

Game Recap

In a back and forth affair woods cross came out on top. Trevin Knell for woods cross had 25 of his 28 points after halftime to lead woods cross and all scorers. Conner Shaw led the Warriors with 27 points with Austin Tolman as the only other scorer in double figures for the warriors.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 46 - 41.

Dec 09, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Brighton High School 46-41

Game Recap

Weber JV team gets the win on the road. Hudson Schenck leads the warriors with 13.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 57 - 60.

Dec 09, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Brighton High School 60-57

Game Recap

Weber fell on the road at Brighton in a close contest. Connor Shaw led all scorers with 29 points. Only 3 other Warriors scored points. Gage Johnson had 12, Hunter Howe had 10, and Austin Bartholomew had 6.

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2017 Meeting Schedule

Notice Date & Time: 1/1/17 12:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

Weber Area Dispatch 911 and Emergency Services District

Administrative Control Board & Local Building Authority
2017 Meeting Schedule

January - June Meeting Location:
Weber Center
Weber Commissioner Chamber Conference Room, Floor 1
2380 Washington Blvd Ogden, Utah

July - December Meeting Location:
Francom Public Safety Building
Weber Area 911 Conference Room, Floor 1
2186 Lincoln Ave Ogden, Utah

Time: 11:30 a.m.

Monday, January 23, 2017

Monday, February 27, 2017

Monday, March 27, 2017

Monday, April 24, 2017

Monday, May 22, 2017

Monday, June 26, 2017

Monday, July 17, 2017

Monday, August 28, 2017

Monday, September 25, 2017

Monday, October 23, 2017

Monday, November 27, 2017

Monday, December 11, 2017

Weber County Commission

West Weber / Taylor Cemetery District Board

Notice Date & Time: 12/21/16 8:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

PUBLIC NOTICE OF VACANCY ON THE
WEST WEBER / TAYLOR CEMETERY DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that applications are being accepted by the Weber County Commission to fill (1) vacant position on the West Weber / Taylor Cemetery District Board. Applicants shall be registered voters within the West Weber / Taylor Cemetery District boundaries.

Applications can be requested by contacting the Weber County Commission Office, 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 360, Ogden, UT 84401, (801)399-8403. Applications will be accepted at the Weber County Commission Office through January 20, 2017. Board appointments will be made subsequent to the deadline at a public meeting of the Weber County Commission.

Weber County Commission

West Warren Park Board

Notice Date & Time: 12/21/16 8:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

PUBLIC NOTICE OF VACANCY ON THE
West Warren Park

Notice is hereby given that applications are being accepted by the Weber County Commission to fill (1) vacant position on the West Warren Park Board. Applicants shall be registered voters within the West Warren Park District boundaries.

Applications can be requested by contacting the Weber County Commission Office, 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 360, Ogden, UT 84401, (801)399-8403. Applications will be accepted at the Weber County Commission Office through January 20, 2017. Board appointments will be made subsequent to the deadline at a public meeting of the Weber County Commission.

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 62 - 51.

Dec 14, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Bonneville High School 62-51

By PressboxApp.net on December 15, 2016

GGame Recap

Hudson Schenck led the Warriors with 16 points in the close loss to Woods Cross.ame Recap

Weber jumped out to a big first quarter lead and Bonneville never got closer than 5 points the rest of the game. Three warriors were in double figures with Gage Johnson leading the way with 24 points, Connor Shaw with 16, and Hunter Howe with 11

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 38 - 43.

Dec 13, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball falls to Woods Cross High School 43-38

Hudson Schenck led the Warriors with 16 points in the close loss to Woods Cross.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 62 - 37.

Dec 14, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Bonneville High School 62-37

Weber broke the game open in the second out scoring the Lakers 20-8. Brandon Capener and Hudson Schenck led all scorers with 13 points each.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 53 - 38.

Dec 20, 2016

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Box Elder High School 53-38

Weber defensively held boxelder to 12 points in the second half to pull away for the win. Brandon Capener led the Warriors with 13 points.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 83 - 69.

Dec 20, 2016

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Box Elder High School 83-69

Weber came out hot and scored 27 points in the first quarter and 45 at halftime. Hunter Howe has the hot hand in the first half scoring 20 of his 30 points with 13 coming in the first quarter. Connor Shaw followed up with 22 points and Gage Johnson had 17 in the win. As a team Weber hit 11 three pointers for the game.

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Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 47 - 58.

Dec 14, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball falls to Box Elder High School 58-47

The Lady Bees from Box Elder made 13-19 free throws in the fourth quarter to defeat the Lady Warriors 58-47. The Warriors were led by Kestin Cable’s 15 points and 4 steals. Megan Smoot scored 15 and Taylor Rumsey added 10 points for the Warriors. Bridget Triplett controlled the boards with 9 rebounds. Next up, the Lady Warriors travel to Logan High School to take on the Grizzlies this Tuesday December 20th. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:15.

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Girls Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 58 - 19.

Dec 13, 2016

Weber High School Girls Varsity Basketball beat Granger High School 58-19

The Lady Warriors jumped out to a 17-4 first quarter lead and never looked back, defeating the Lady Lancers of Granger High 58-19.

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Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 21 - 32.

Dec 07, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Basketball falls to Ridgeline High School 32-21

The Riverhawks from Ridgeline defeated the Lady Warriors 32-21.

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Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 37 - 48.

Nov 30, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Basketball falls to Bear River High School 48-37

The Lady Bears defeated the Lady Warriors 48-37

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Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 41 - 38.

Nov 22, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Basketball beat Bountiful High School 41-38

Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 55 - 21.

Dec 02, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Basketball beat Ogden High School 55-21

The Lady Warriors defeated the Tigers 55-21.

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Girls Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 38 - 30.

Dec 13, 2016

Weber High School Girls Junior Varsity Basketball beat Granger High School 38-30

The Lady Warriors defeated the Granger Lancers 38-30

City News for Weber County/Harrisville

Weber County Library  Holiday Open House

Come and share the spirit of the season!  A hot buffet dinner will be served from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in conjunction with a live band and an exciting magic show for all ages. Warm socks, hats and gloves will be handed out to anyone in need. Due to the ongoing renovation of the Main Library, this annual event will be hosted at Ogden’s First Presbyterian Church.  This community celebration is free and open to the public.  Call 801-337-2690 for more information.  The Church will be open on Saturday, December 24th from 12:30-4:00 p.m. for the celebration.  The location of The First Presbyterian Church is 880 St. Ogden, Utah 84403.

Winter Parking in Harrisville

Winter is here! Please remember the winter parking ordinance began November 1st and remains in effect until April 1st with no parking on City streets between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m.  Adhering to the parking ordinances helps our Public Works Department keep our streets clear and safe during the winter months.  Vehicles parked on the road during or after a snow storm impede snow plowing and may be towed at the owner’s expense.  Home owners are responsible to remove snow from sidewalks in front of their home and private driveways.  Although it can be inconvenient to remove snow pushed in front of driveways by the snow plow, our drivers cannot prevent this.  Please avoid pushing/shoveling snow back into the roadway after it has been plowed.  Everyone will enjoy the winter season more by working together and lending a hand to those who need help removing the snow.

Don’t be a Crime Victim In Harrisville

When the weather gets colder many members of the homeless community begin to look for a warm place to stay out of the elements.  They will take advantage of any place they can find including unlocked sheds, garages, cars and homes.  As many of them look through neighborhoods for that shelter, they find property belonging to you; and, when they discover you have left it unsecured, they feel it is a gift to them.  Please remember to lock your doors and vehicles and secure valuables such as mowers, snow blowers and bikes behind a locked gate or door and out of view from the street.

Also, please remember to not keep your car running while you let it “warm up” as you run into the house.  Thieves are out looking for vehicles running in driveways in the mornings.  Even a locked door will only slow them down by 10 seconds and the next thing you know you’ll find broken glass in its place.  If you observe a suspicious vehicle or person in your neighborhood, you are asked to call police immediately.  Don’t wait even 5 minutes.  If you don’t want to call 911 you can reach Harrisville Police 24 hours a day through the Weber Public Safety Dispatch Center non-emergency number at 801-629-8221.

Lieutenant Keith Wheelwright, Deputy Chief of Police in the Harrisville City Department, tells us, “Harrisville Police Department has officers on duty 24 hours a day.  We are not inconvenienced by your calls.  We take pride in preventing crime before it happens and have a strong desire to maintain a safe community.  Yet, we still need your help as we cannot be in every neighborhood all the time.”

Keep your eyes out

In this busy time of year when we are anticipating Christmas time and exchanging gifts also comes the convenience to order online.  However, we are learning more and more thieves are targeting neighborhoods within Harrisville, North Ogden and Pleasant View. They are watching for those packages to arrive on doorsteps.  Fed Ex and UPS are especially busy during this holiday season.  If you’re not going to be home and you expect a package to arrive please notify your neighbors so they can be on the lookout for you.  Again, please call the non-emergency number (above) if you see anyone suspicious activity in your neighborhood.  

Planning Commission Meeting - Wednesday, Feb 8th at 7:00 p.m.

• Youth City Council - Thursday, Feb 9th.

• City Council Meeting - Tuesday, Feb 28th at 7:00 p.m.

Holiday Schedule

Harrisville City offices will be closed on the following holidays:

New Years Day - January 1st
Human Rights Day - 3rd Monday in January
President's Day - 3rd Monday in February
Memorial Day - Last Monday in May
Independence Day - July 4th
Pioneer Day - July 24th
Labor Day - 1st Monday in September
Columbus Day - 2nd Monday in October
Veteran's Day - November 11th
Thanksgiving - 4th Thursday in November
Christmas - December 25th

January

3   |   Students Return

10   |   Science Fair Projects due

10   |   Gr K-3 DIBELS Testing

11   |   Science Fair projects due

12   |   Gr K-3 DIBELS Testing

12   |   End of 2nd Qtr.

13   |   Professional Learning Day

13   |   PE Inservice for district - Jenny Edmunds

16   |   Martin Luther King Jr. Day

20   |   Orion Jr High - 6th grade registration 

January

4   |   Boys Basketball Sand Ridge at NOJH

6   |   Assembly Schedule (Assembly @ 9:15 a.m.)

6   |   Boys Basketball NOJH @ Roy Jr.

10   |   Boys Basketball Rocky Mtn. @ NOJH

11   |   Faculty Meeting

11   |   Student of the Month 8:15 AM 

Principal Newsletter

Great improvements at North Ogden Junior High have steadily been taking place. New carpet in the lobby and breezeway, updated paint in hallway, and cafeteria.   The old gym will soon be available for our volleyball team, and PE classes. The transition for the theater locker room and stage are soon approaching the final stages of completion.

The new gym is continually progressing, with the hard work of construction and details being met. I am very impressed with the quality of the workmanship that is taking place every day, to give our students the best.

Our teachers and staff have commented on the wonderful students in our building. I appreciate the efforts on all parts to show the kindness and respect to each other here in our building.  I enjoy greeting students as they walk into school, and throughout the day on their way to class. 

January

3   |   HARRISVILLE CITY RECREATION

4   |   BOYS BASKETBALL GAME: ROY @ ORION

4   |   GYM RESERVED: PORTER

5   |   TITAN TIME

5   |   HARRISVILLE CITY RECREATION

6   |   BOYS BASKETBALL RECOGNITON ASSEMBLY

6   |   BOYS BASKETBALL GAME: ORION @ ROCKY MOUNTAIN

6   |   HARRISVILLE CITY RECREATION

7   |   HARRISVILLE CITY RECREATION

10   |   BOYS BASKETBALL GAME: ORION BYE

January

3   |   Boys BBall Weber @ Ridgeline

3   |   Girls BBall - Clearfield @ Weber

4   |   B Day

4   |   FW: Winter Sports Pep Rally (flex)

5   |   Swimming - Weber @ Sky View

5   |   Wrestling - Weber @ Fremont

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Principal's Message

As many of you might have seen in recent news reports, there is a significant increase in the number of students at Fremont High.  The prediction is that this increase will continue for several years.  As a result, our District is looking at adjusting boundaries to shift more students to Weber High and Roy High to help alleviate the crowding at Fremont.  As part of this process, Weber High will conduct a boundary study and make recommendations to the District Office.  We need approximately 10 parents to be involved with the Weber High boundary study.  This will require attendance and 3 meetings – one in December, one in January and one in February, as well as the ability and willingness to seek out input from community members while studying the possible boundary adjustments and the outcomes of each.  It is anticipated that the boundary adjustments for Weber High School will mainly affect those in the Harrisville area.  Those living in or near this area would be especially welcomed to be involved.

For those interested in being a part of the Weber High Boundary Study committee, please contact me either by phone or email.  I can be reached at (801)476-3701 at the school or my email is:  vwardle@wsd.net

Thank you in advance for helping and being a part of such a major transition within the District.  Adjusting boundaries for schools is never easy but we certainly want to do what is best for our students and community.

Mr. Wardle

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Above and Beyond is back. Please take time to recognize a Weber High Staff that has meant something to you by their willingness to go Above and Beyond. Anyone can nominate any staff. Students, parents and staff are encouraged to recognize the great people that make Weber the wonderful place it is. You can pick up and drop off nomination forms in the main office.

HOSA will be having a food packing activity when we return from Winter Break. On January 4th right after school. Please meet in the CPR Lab @2:45pm. We need to pack 600 food packs to deliver to the elementary schools in the upcoming weeks.

You can earn attendance credit make up by participating!!

Pizza will be provided!!!

A boys' soccer conditioning meeting will be held Thursday January 12th at 3:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. If you are interested in trying out for boys' soccer, please plan to attend this meeting or send a representative if you can't be there.

Any girls interested in trying out for softball this year we will be starting morning workouts on January ninth at six in the morning. If you have any questions see Coach Kylee in room 124.