To improve communication with parents, guardians and students, Washington County School District Technology expanded its ability to deliver phone, email and SMS text messages using SchoolMessenger. SchoolMessenger will be used to communicate in emergency situations as well as inform parents of day to day progress and school events.

We invite you to fully participate in the process by opting in to SMS Text messaging and keeping contact information in PowerSchool up to date. Just complete two simple steps:

1. Opt in to SMS Messaging by sending the word Yes, via text message, to the number 68453. SchoolMessenger will only send text messages to cell phone numbers whose recipients have agreed to receive them.
2. Make sure you contact information is up to date by logging in to your PowerSchool Account and accessing the Demographics Change Page.

For help click on this link.

In appreciation for not having sustained a workplace injury requiring medical attention this school year, Diamond Valley Elementary was awarded $3,000 from the Safety Pays program. Diamond Valley was among 11 other accident-free locations that were entered into a random drawing that was held this morning at the school district office. The other locations were Southwest High, Crimson View Elementary, Hurricane Elementary, Hurricane High, Hurricane Intermediate, Millcreek High, Online High, Red Mountain Elementary, Technology, Water Canyon School, and Warehouse. Congratulations to all our accident-free locations.

Washington County School District is dedicated to ensuring that each of our students learn at high levels through our commitment to the Professional Learning Community process.