Parent Information
Reporting and Absence
Parent Resources
Log in to myDSD to check attendance, see your child's school lunch balance and add money to the account, pay school fees, and so much more!
SEP Scheduler
To schedule an SEP Conference follow these steps:
Click on the link at the top of this page to go to myDSD.
If you have previously requested a guardian account, log in as a guardian.
Enter your uername (email address) and password.
If you have never logged in to myDSD as a guardian with your own information you
will need to do that first. Follow these steps:
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You will see three boxes: Guardians, Students and Employees. In the guardian box there is a link to "request a new guardian account". Click on that link and complete the process.
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You will receive an email from the District with your log in information.
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Go back to the myDSD start page.
2. Log in as a guardian. (Enter your uername (email address) and password.)
3. Look at the top of the screen after log in and it should say, "welcome to myDSD"
and YOUR name.
4. Click on Tools.
5. Click on the Appointment Scheduler.
6. Follow the online instructions from this point.
Note: If you would like to be reminded of your child's SEP Conference via email 2 days before, add you email address to the send confirmation email on the conference scheduler.
Supply Lists
Kindergarten
Mrs. Davidson’s
Kindergarten Classroom Supplies and Donations
The following items are suggested donations for Kindergarten. If you are unable to donate your child will still be able to participate in classroom activities. Even a small or partial donation can help offset the cost of providing your child with a quality education. Please send all donated items with your child on the first days of school.
$20.00 food experience donation can be made in the office or by a check given to the classroom teacher.
Every child needs the following items labeled with their name.
- 1 inch- 3- ring hard back binder
- Package of dividers- 5 sections- Please label them Term 1, Term 2, Term 3, Term 4 and Fun Stuff
The following items will be shared with the class. Please DO NOT write your child’s name on them.
- Two 24 packs of Crayola Crayons
- Hand Sanitizer
- Box of fine tip BLACK dry erase markers
Additional items that make Kindergarten more fun!
- Scrapbook glue dots
- Large rectangular plastic table clothes
- Multicolored packs of tissue paper
- Ziplock Bags: Gallon Size with the Slider closures so that the students can easily use them.
- Winter Wrapping Paper
- Tickets for Prize box
**Reward Items for the Prize Bucket**
Mrs. Sorensen's
Kindergarten Classroom Supplies and Donations 2022 – 2023
Your child will be provided with what they need to participate in classroom activities; however, if you are able to DONATE items listed below, that would be greatly appreciated! For an idea of ideal headphones and other items you could donate to our class, please click on the Amazon Wishlist link below. Thank you! Looking forward to a fantastic year thanks to your help!
- 24 pack of Crayola Crayons
- Headphones (over the head)
- Hand Sanitizer
- Clorox Wipes
- Pencils (Ticonoderoga)
- Fine Tip Expo Markers
- Small prizes for rewards
$20.00 food experience donation can be made in the office or by a check given to the classroom teacher.
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3RWYEBJBD31RZ?ref_=wl_share
1st Grade
Farmington Elementary
Cochran 1st Grade Donation Supply List
2020 - 2021
Notice: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school. (Utah Code 53G-7-503)
Classroom Donation items
- Kleenex
- hand sanitizer
- dry erase markers
- Clorox wipes
Suggest Supplies
Generic student supplies will be provided by the classroom teacher. However, if your child would like to select their own supplies, please see the suggested supply list below.
- Dry erase markers
- Ticonderoga pencils, I find they are the only ones that sharpen right and last...
- Headphones
- Ziploc type sandwich bags
- Glue sticks
- Crayons
- Erasers
- Socks to use on personal white boards
- 2 spiral notebooks for doodling
Thank you!
Mrs. Cochran - 1st Grade
2nd Grade
Farmington Elementary
2nd Grade Class Donation Supply List
2021 - 2022
The following items are suggested donations for second grade. These will be used as community supplies. Please send any items you wish to donate with your child the first week of school.
- Fine tip dry erase markers (black)
- Clorox Wipes
- Glue Sticks
- Hand sanitizer
- Tissues
- Pencils (Ticonderoga)
- Sheet protectors
- paper plates
- Plastic cups
- Paper towels
Here are the items that each student will need to bring for individual use.
- *A pair of high quality, over the ear headphones, preferably with a microphone
- A backpack
All other items(pencil box, folders, notebooks, writing utensils, etc.) will be provided for students in order to keep supplies uniform.
Thank you so much for your help!
Second Grade Teachers
Miss Hardman Mrs. Neerings Mrs. Scott
*If, for any reason, you are unable to purchase a pair of headphones, we do have a few pairs available for students to borrow.
3rd Grade
Farmington Elementary
3rd Grade Donation Supply List
2022 - 2023
Notice: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school. (Utah Code 53G-7-503)
3rd Grade Suggested Supply List
Individually:
1 spiral notebook
1 highlighter
4 dry erase markers
pencils
headphones (preferably over the ear)
2 glue sticks
pencil box or large zippered pencil pouch
Classroom Donations:
Clorox wipes
Kleenex
glue sticks
dry erase markers
hand sanitizer
pencils
prizes for the prize box
individually wrapped treats for the prize box (with an expiration date at least in 2023)
Thank you! - 3rd Grade Teachers
4th Grade
Farmington Elementary
4th Grade Donation Supply List
This list is being sent home now to enable parents to have time over the summer to collect the items. If you are unable to donate all of the items, a partial donation can help offset costs for providing your child with a quality education. Please send all donated items with your child on the first day of school.
Supplies for the class
(teachers will pick these up from students during the first week to distribute as needed):
- · 2 packages of pencils (NOT mechanical) Dixon Ticonderoga is much preferred
- · 1 pkg. of loose-leaf lined paper – wide ruled
- · Hand Sanitizer (big bottle)
- · 1 pkg. Dry erase markers - (approx. 3-4 fine-tip) no yellow please
- · Clorox-type wipes
- · 3 pkg. of index cards (any color is fine)
- · 1-inch binder
- · 1 box of tissues
- · 1 roll paper towels
Supplies for each student’s personal use:
- · 1 SOFT, ZIPPER pencil pouch
- · 1 personal pencil sharpener
- · 1 pair of small, student scissors
- · 1 pair of durable headphones (These MUST be left at school as they will be used all year. Bluetooth headphones work great with our laptops.)
*Please Note: It will be of great advantage to have your child SPEND 5 MINUTES DAILY PRACTICING MULTIPLICATION FACTS & ALSO READ DAILY. These are ESSENTIAL & CRITICAL SKILLS necessary for success THROUGHOUT THE 4TH GRADE YEAR!!! There are many websites & Apps for this practice. You may also go the Farmington Elementary webpage http://www.davis.k12.ut.us/schools/farmington or any fourth grade teacher’s webpages to Favorite Links.
Thank you!
Fourth Grade Teachers
5th Grade
5th Grade
Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Powell, and TBA
School Supply List 2022 - 2023
Classroom Supplies
- Clorox Wipes (any brand)
- Pack of lined paper
- Hand sanitizer
- Fine point dry erase markers
- Pencils
Individual Supplies
- Headphones or Earbuds with student's name taped on them
In addition, we have purchased (*2) 1" heavy duty binders, and other supplies for your student. If you would like to make a $5 to $10 donation to the fifth grade to help cover the supplies that would be awesome!
**The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis; otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.
6th Grade
Farmington Elementary
6th Grade Donation Supply List
The following items are suggested donations for sixth grade. Even a small or partial donation can help offset the cost of providing your child with a quality education. Please send all donated items with your child on the first day of school.
IMPORTANT: A multiplication test will be given the first week of school on #2-12s. Please have your child memorize these over the summer. There are apps available to help study.
Supplies to share as a class/grade:
- · Personal books:
- Percy Jackson Lightning Thief
- The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (young Readers Edition)
- I Am Malala: Young Readers Edition -by Malala Yousafizai Purchase later in the year
- · Headphones
- · Post It Notes-All colors (red, purple, blue, green, orange, pink, yellow)
- · Black, Gray, brown, purple, or red spray paint – It can be already used (Halloween project)
- · Plastic Table Cloths-Any color, circular and rectangular, can be slightly used.
- · Boxes of Tissues
- · Clorox Wipes
- · 0.7 lead for mechanical pencils
- · Hand Sanitizer
- · Craft glue sticks
- · Dry erase markers – Blue, green, black
- · Fine tip permanent marker
- · Plastic spoons
- · Paper plates
- · Napkins
- · Balloons- 9”-12”
- · Handheld pencil sharpener for colored pencils
- · Items donated to sell at class store (i.e. small toys, candy, popcorn, pretzels, crackers, etc.)
- · Markers – any kind
- · Dry Erase markers
- · Rolls of Masking Tape/Painter’s Tape – we use a lot
- · Old electronics that the kids can take apart (i.e. blow-dryers, calculator, old keyboard/computers, etc.)
Each student is asked to have for his/her own personal use:
- · Simple calculator
- · Simple organizer(s) to hold homework assignments and class work – nothing bulky
- · 1 Colored Pen for correcting
- · Personal Journal (medium to large)
- · Ruler
- · Scissors
- · Personal books: Percy Jackson Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (young Readers Edition),I am Malala Young Readers Edition by Malala Yousafazai A copy of the book will be provided, but it is best if your child has his/her own book for notations.
The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.
Thanks!
6th Grade Teachers
Accreditation
Talking points for schools to use in informing stakeholders (parents, faculty and staff, School Community Council, PTA/O, community and business partners, etc.) about accreditation
Parents have long held education as a key to their child’s preparation and success in life. Equally, educators have known that a quality education is of the utmost importance for a child’s future. Quality and student success go hand-in-hand and are the reasons Davis School District is seeking continued accreditation.
Through the accreditation process, Davis School District assures parents and the community we are committed to increasing student achievement, providing a safe and enriching learning environment, and running an efficient operation.
Schools want parents to be actively involved in the improvement process. Parents may contribute to these efforts by staying informed about what’s going on at their child’s school, talking to other parents about the importance of education, joining the school’s improvement team and/or Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), and giving feedback to the school through surveys, focus groups, and parent meetings.
Students are assured of qualified teachers who are working to improve their instructional methods; a clear focus on student learning; smooth transitions from grade to grade; a rigorous, diverse, and sound curriculum based on quality standards; a range of student activities and support services; smoother transfer of credits from school to school; and eligibility for special programs, grants, and scholarships.
Davis School District (and each of its schools) is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC). NWAC is a division of AdvancED, which has over 100 years of expertise in accreditation and school improvement. You can visit www.advanc-ed.org to learn more. Feel free to contact the school directly to learn more about its accreditation efforts.