DCSD's 2026 Sterling Scholars, Good Luck this year at State
Hello Staff! Please watch the attached digital invitation to this year's 4th annual BASIN NATION!
https://www.youtubeeducation.com/watch?v=4RaTwJrAYlA
We hope you consider joining our RJHS Concert Band, in collaboration with students and teachers from Union, Altamont and Duchesne High School and community members from our wonderful Basin Community!
The concert begins at 7:00 p.m. and will display an incredible range of power, emotion and delight in the music performed!
Our students have been working so hard, and we are so excited for all to come and enjoy!
Your attendance and support for this event, whether on or off stage, is greatly appreciated and welcome! Research has proved that music has a profoundly positive impact on student academics, achievement, and development of social and life skills. It is vital to our students and to our Uintah Basin communities and we appreciate all who support the arts! And our students especially love to see their teachers there in support of them!
Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
Don't Forget Attendance - March Madness
Attendance March Madness Competition.
Congratulations to all these young artists for winning in the DCSD's Attendance Matters Jingle/ Rap contest.
⭐ SAVE THE DATE – Community Matters Night ⭐
Join us Monday, March 9 at Union High School for a FREE family night!
🍽 FREE dinner
🎨 Kids activities
🤝 Community booths
🏈 Special guest Porter Ellett, Assistant Coach for the Kansas City Chiefs
⏰ Dinner & activities start at 5:15 PM
🎤 Main program at 7:00 PM
All ages welcome. Bring the whole family — we’d love to see you there!
Hey Duchesne County, gather ‘round,
We’ve got a challenge hitting town!
A jingle contest, rap or rhyme,
About showing up — on time!
Attendance matters every day,
It helps you learn, it helps you play.
So bring your beat, your voice, your flair,
Show the district you’ll be there!
Show up, shine bright —
Do your best, take flight!
Make a jingle, make it clever,
Attendance matters more than ever!
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Hello Kings Peak Community,
I just wanted to reach out and say thank you so much for your participation in the food drive we recently completed. It seriously was humbling to see the amount of excitement, time, and support our students, staff, and parents put in while participating in the drive. One of the reasons I love this holiday season is because it helps us remember the people that have served us, and gives us an extra idea of people we, in return can help. The food and hygiene donations will certainly help our community. Thank you for teaching your kids the meaning of service. Having your kids participate in events like the food drive will serve them well throughout their lives.
Combined with the other elementaries in Roosevelt we were able to donate 4084 pounds of food! That is amazing. Thank You for making that happen. Attached is a picture of the grateful tree our students at KPES have been working on here at school! It has been fun to see the excitement and read all the things our students are grateful for this season. From our Kings Peak family to yours, we hope you all enjoy your families wherever it maybe this holiday season. And one last thank you for raising your kids that teach us as a faculty, more than we can ever teach them.
Mr. Fieldsted
Kings Peak Elementary Principal
Please follow these guidelines when sending students in costumes.
No weapons of any kind.
No masks or face coverings.
No heavy face paint.
No inflatable costumes.
Fuel for Learning Day:
“Fuel Your Body, Feed Your Brain!”
School lunch helps students learn better and feel better.
Students are 69% more likely to eat fruit. Encourage fruit tastings or “Fruit Fun Facts.”
Students who eat school lunch are 63% more likely to eat vegetables. Promote green foods and veggie fun!
National School Lunch Week (October 13–17).
Kickoff Day: “Power Up with School Lunch!”
Celebrating how school meals fuel healthy bodies and minds.
Don't forget to thank our great lunch staff!
Kickoff Day: “Power Up with School Lunch!”
Celebrating how school meals fuel healthy bodies and minds. Encourage principals or counselors to thank lunch staff.
