We hope you’re having an amazing summer and soaking up every minute of it! ☀️ We’re here if you need anything!


Your 2025–26 RISE Scores Are Ready — Come See Your Growth!
Dear Students and Parents,
The 2025–26 Utah RISE scores are now available, and we are excited for students and families to take a look!
RISE scores tell an important story. They show what students have learned, where they have grown, and what strengths they can continue building on next year. These scores are not just numbers — they are a snapshot of effort, progress, and learning.
Students, this is your chance to ask:
What did I learn?
Where did I grow?
What can I be proud of?
What is my next goal?
Parents, we encourage you to review your student’s scores together and celebrate the hard work that happened throughout the school year.
To view scores in myDSD:
Log in to myDSD → Academics → Reports → Testing → RISE Results
At Central Davis Junior High, learning is CENTRAL to success, and we are proud of the effort our students put into learning every day.
Take a few minutes to log in, review the scores, and celebrate growth!
Thank you for supporting your student’s learning,
Evette Ashton
Assistant Principal

Program Benefits:
• Tailored software with fun and engaging lessons in reading, math and science that are done in just fifteen minutes a day
• Personalized family coaching and easy-to-use resources that support the work you’re already doing with your child
• A computer and internet access for those who qualify
Who Can Participate: Children entering kindergarten in Fall 2027
How to Apply: Visit signup.waterford.org/davisschooldistrict25 or call 1-888-982-9898

Davis School District will once again be offering free lunch for students throughout the summer at select elementary school locations. While meals will not be served at Central Davis Junior High, there are several nearby elementary schools where students can go to enjoy a free lunch.
Be sure to check out the graphic for locations and details so you can find the spot closest to you.
We’re grateful for this program that helps keep our students fueled and ready for a fun summer!


If your student has energy to burn and a willingness to learn, we’ve got them covered. Camps are open to boys and girls in 4th grade and up, whether they’re brand new to the game or looking to sharpen their skills.
Join us June 1–3, June 8–10, and/or August 10 from 9–11 AM. Spots are limited, so be sure to scan the QR codes on the flyer to register and to pay.

Layton High School Boys Volleyball is hosting a summer camp for students in 2nd–9th grade! This is a great opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, and have fun with the LHS team and coaches.
📅 June 15–17
💲 $60
📍 At LHS
Spots will fill up quickly—don’t miss out!

Be sure to scan the QR codes for clickable links and additional information! ☀️🍉😎




They showcased their creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork by designing and building their own cardboard carnival games. From planning and coding to construction and gameplay, they truly brought their ideas to life in the best way!
Thank you to everyone who stopped by during lunch to play the games and support these talented students!











Good luck to all of our students taking the AP test tomorrow. You’ve worked hard, studied hard, and now it’s time to show what you know. We are cheering you on every step of the way. You’ve got this!!

This week we have Mrs. Smith, Mr. Turpin, and Mr. Winegar
Mrs. Smith teaches math. This is her 10th year teaching, she loves math, and her best advice is to be happy!
Mr. Turpin teaches math, this is his 27th year teaching, he loves Chinese food, and his best advice is to wakeup early.
Mr. Winegar teaches CTE. This is his fight song, he loves golf, and his best advice is to be good and do good.
Make sure to give these teachers a fist bump when you see them!
#tuesdayteacherspotlight #cdjhcubs26 #teachindavis @davisschools



She encouraged students to “be you” and focus on authenticity when presenting. One of the key strategies she taught was the 3x3+1 rule: practice your presentation three days before, three times a day, and then once more on the day of your presentation.
We appreciate Kathy taking the time to work with our students and help them build confidence in their speaking skills!





We are so proud of all of the students who were honored and grateful for the teachers who support, encourage, and inspire them every day. Congratulations to everyone who received an award. Your hard work does not go unnoticed!
Thank you to our families, staff, and students for helping make this celebration so meaningful.
Join us for the CDJH Boys Basketball Camp happening May 13th–15th from 3:00–5:00 PM! This is a great opportunity to build skills, have fun, and get in the gym with our coaches and players.
Cost: $40
Pay online using the QR code on the flyer or at https://dsdgive.net/event/3163
Current junior high students should arrive at 3:00 PM, and incoming 6th graders should come as soon as possible after school dismissal.
We can’t wait to see you on the court!

After watching them grow and change, students were able to see the full life cycle come to life right in their classroom. There’s something pretty amazing about seeing all that hard work and patience pay off as the butterflies take their first flight.
It was such a fun, hands-on learning experience and a great reminder of how cool science can be.
Staff and students showed up in full Adam Sandler style, and it did not disappoint. From oversized t-shirts and basketball shorts to hoodies and comfy fits, the halls were full of laid-back vibes and lots of laughs.
It was such a fun way to bring some energy into the week and see everyone get creative (and extra comfortable).
Thanks to everyone who participated and made it such a fun day to remember!

This week we have Ms. Perry and Ms. Bowen
Ms. Perry teaches English. This is her 1st year (ish) of teaching, she loves Frank Ocean, and her best advice is to believe people when they who you who they are.
Ms. Bowen teaches orchestra. This is her 1st year teaching, she loves hiking, and her best advice is to always be kind.
Make sure to give these teachers a fist bump when you see them!
#tuesdayteacherspotlight #cdjhcubs26 #teachindavis @davisschools


