New Student Registration -- August 1, 10:00-6:00

Registration for NEW STUDENTS must take place in person at the school. 

Required for registration as new student:

• Driver’s license
• Proof of residency (2 forms) driver’s license, utility bill, lese/rent agreement, closing documents on new mortgage, residence disclosure form
• Certified copy of birth certificate
• Current immunization records

Returning Student Registration

All registration information for elementary students will be available online through the portal (myWeber)

For help logging in, or creating a myWeber account see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Student Registration is intended for students who have previously attended a Weber School District school. You will need to login to the portal (myWeber) as a parent, not as a student. If you are unable to login to or create a portal account, you will need to contact your student's school for assistance. 

More information available at http://wsd.net/parents-students/registration/school-registration 

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Happy Summer Break!

As we wrapped up the school year, finished up those final projects, and cleaned out desks, we were able to celebrate great academic success here at North Park. We saw some amazing growth and achievement from your students this school year.

As the School Counselor, I would also like to share some success that was not indicated on report cards or through test scores. We know that social and emotional wellness is key to academic success and statistics indicate that more than 1 in 5 school age children struggle with an ongoing social/emotional issue ^{(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Children’s Mental Health)}. The job of the school counselor is to support your children in this need so that they can be their best self, both academically and socially. As a school, we have incorporated 30 minutes of weekly, targeted, Social-Emotional instruction in every classroom at every grade level.

There are 4 main areas of Social-Emotional Learning on which we have chosen to focus.

• Skills for Learning – helping students gain skills to help themselves learn, including how to focus attention, listen carefully, be assertive when asking for help, and planning for what comes next
• Empathy – teaching students to identify and understand their own and others’ feelings, as well as how to take another’s perspective and how to show compassion
• Emotion Management – helping students learn how to calm down and maintain self-control when experiencing strong feelings, while recognizing that it is still acceptable and appropriate to have strong feelings
• Problem Solving – teaching students a process for solving problems in a positive way, including what to do about social conflict and bullying, and when to seek help from an adult

On our end of year evaluation, North Park students had reached 83% proficiency in Skills for Learning, 85% proficiency in Empathy, 88% proficiency in Emotion Management, and 86% proficiency in Problem Solving (more than 20% growth from the beginning of the school year). 92% of North Park 6^th graders are leaving for Jr. High having reached proficiency in all 4 focus areas.

I am excited to share these results with you, and look forward to your students’ continued growth and success!

I have included links for extra practice activities you can do with your child over the summer.

Kindergarten

1^st Grade

2^nd Grade

3^rd Grade

4^th Grade

5^th Grade

6^th Grade

For parents who have students who are no longer in elementary school, ParenTeen Connect has free resources on their website for continued practice and reinforcement of Social-Emotional skills for teens.

Enjoy your summer!

Mrs. Call