In Tooele County School District, our community expects timely communications, especially during safety concerns, like inclement weather. Because each weather-related call is based on current and forecasted conditions, we often publish a final decision early in the morning, rather than the night before. With winter conditions uncertain and further observations necessary, our crews start evaluating road conditions at midnight. Decisions to close the district are often made by 5:30 a.m.

While anyone can proactively check tooeleschools.org for updates, or watch for local media reports, below are options identified as fast and reliable methods for finding out when a district-wide delay or closure is announced.

Tooele County School District is seeking community input as they prepare to build three new schools in Grantsville, Stansbury Park, and North Tooele. Please take a moment to offer your suggestions for a school name, mascot, and school colors. Thank you for your time. https://bit.ly/3aLefTW

Join us Tuesday, February 9 at 6 p.m. on Facebook live at @tooeleschools. Please note the new time of 6 p.m. for this year's board meetings.

The district is working towards a single-sign-on system so students only need one username and password for all of their accounts. This process will begin on January 29. In order to do this, it is imperative for parents/guardians to check their ASPIRE accounts and verify that their email address is correct and in the correct field, especially if they currently have their email listed in the student email field. (This process should take less than five minutes. Please click on the title for additional instructions on how to update this information). Thank you!

Join us Tuesday, January 19 at 7 p.m. on Facebook live at @tooeleschools

Students without internet at home can receive an internet hotspot device for free thanks to a $243,000 grant from the Utah State Board of Education and a donation from T-Mobile.

The Utah Department of Health, in coordination with Tooele County School District, will have free COVID-19 testing at Stansbury High School. There will be four testing dates available at SHS in the cafeteria/commons area from 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.  You must register prior to coming, wear a mask, and social distance while at the site. (For a list of days and times, click on the title)

The 2020 Teacher of the Year is Stansbury Park Elementary Teacher, Amy Grgich.

The 2020 Support Professional of the Year is Vernon Elementary Kitchen Manager, Julie Olson.