Hill AFB  Education

Each installation provides information about the types of schools and programs offered on or near your installation for your child. Learn about the types of programs, guidelines and requirements for each school. Whether you choose to send your child to a Department of Defense School, a public school, a charter school or a private school or to home school your child, your installation can help you explore all of your options to make the right decision for you and your child.

Education Resources

CYB-MFLCs-Child & Youth Behavioral-Military Family Life Counselors

The changes that come with military life can be especially difficult for children.  CYB-MFLCs provide non-medical counseling support to help service members and their children build life skills and resilience.  At Hill AFB we have 4 CYB-MFLCs available: one at each of our Child Development Centers (East & West), the Youth Center, and one School MFLC.  These services are FREE.  To access these services Parents complete the Parent Consent & Request form at the School or On Base.

Anchored4Life-A4L

Anchored4Life is an Air Force funded Dept. of Defense approved school-based transition & resiliency curriculum designed to help all students develop Leadership & Life Skills to better connect with their peers and the community.  It is a campus wide club available to all students and is currently at Hill Field Elementary.

Student to Student-S2S

Student to Student is a student-led and faculty advised program with the mission to take care of new students.  The S2S program helps students navigate their new campus and community by providing engaging activities both on and off campus.  The program fosters a culture of inclusion and improved academic performance through peer-to-peer interactions.  It is a campus wide club available to all students and is currently at:  Lincoln, South Clearfield, and Wasatch elementary schools/North Davis, Sunset, and Legacy, junior highs/Northridge high school in Davis School District.

Purple Star Schools Utah

Utah is proud to join a growing number of states throughout the nation by recognizing schools that go the extra mile to support highly mobile military children with the Purple Star School Award.  Schools in Utah with this designation have created programs to provide smooth transitions for military families.  For the complete list of Purple Star Schools in Utah see https://www.schools.utah.gov/policy/purplestarschools

Common Core Curriculum

Utah’s public schools utilize Common Core State Standards for curriculum.  Common Core standards were adopted in August 2010 & was fully implemented during the 2013-2014 school year.  For more information see http://www.corestandards.org/standards-in-your-state/

DoDEA Virtual High School-E2P2

Hill AFB is a DoDEA Virtual High School pilot site.  The Expanded Eligibility Pilot Program is designed to offer military connected high school students the ability to take up to two online courses through DoDEA’s Virtual High School.   The courses supplement classes offered at local schools and must be used toward graduation requirements.  It is not a replacement program for locally registered students.  The program is strictly supplemental.  For more information see www.doedea.edu/dvs/e2p2.cfm

Tutor.com

Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families is funded by the Dept. of Defense and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.  The program provides on-demand online tutoring & homework help at no cost to eligible service members, civilian personnel, and their dependents from Kindergarten to College.  For more information see http://military.tutor.com/home

Please delete: http://u-pass.schools.utah.gov/ and http://schools.utah.gov/data/Educational-Data/Accountability-Reports.aspx as the links no longer work.

The members of the Board of Education and district staff appreciate your interest in the board meetings and business of the school system. Public understanding, participation, and communication are vital to a successful educational environment for students in Davis County Schools. Contact your school if you are interested in participating. 

The purpose of the Utah Performance Assessment System for Students is to provide information about how students in Utah schools are doing relative to the Utah State Core Curriculum and State requirements for school performance. Information about Utah schools is provided to help in the interpretation of the achievement information. Schools vary significantly in size, characteristics of students, faculty, staff, and facilities, and all of these factors influence how the students do. In addition, student performance is influenced by many factors outside the school environment. Nevertheless, it is the goal of the State education system that all students learn the Core Curriculum each year so that they have the fundamentals necessary for a solid academic future. For further information, visit our https://www.schools.utah.gov/data/reports.

Grading System

The Davis School District Annual Performance Report 2009-2010 is provided to you by the Davis School District in an effort to make test results for the Utah Performance Assessment System for Students (U-PASS) as easy as possible to understand. Reports are grouped by school level and listed in alphabetical order within each level. Information on enrollment size, pupil/teacher ratio, grading system, college entrance and testing results, can be found https://schools.utah.gov/file/2ca5df8a-6cd2-4254-9a16-8b2edb26988b. 

Unique Opportunities

There are four alternative Schools in the area.

Davis County School District & Weber County School District