Wonderful Iron County School District Volunteers,
We thank you for all the hours you dedicate to our students. You are an incredibly valuable part of our team and every minute you serve makes a difference in the lives of children and our entire community.
We are reaching out because Utah now requires volunteers who work with minors or who may have unsupervised access to minors in a school setting, to receive yearly training. The training will cover abuse, suicide prevention, student safety, FERPA, ethics, and reporting requirements, mandated by various state codes like Utah Code 80-8-202 and Admin Rules (R277-316, R455-16-3).
We are asking that all of our current volunteers complete this training before they return to volunteer in the classroom after the holiday break. The entire training shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes. Once the training is complete, volunteers will be marked as cleared to volunteer for schools.
The training can be accessed at https://k12.instructure.com/enroll/8KX34Y. You will be asked to enter your full legal name and email address. You will then need to click "Enroll" and then click "Enroll in Course." Once you're in the course, complete the training by reading and viewing the information and clicking "Next." The information is accessible via text, a video, or both. A short quiz and acknowledgment are at the end. Once you have a score on the quiz your training is complete.
If you don't have access to a computer or device, you can complete the training at the District Office or at the school where you volunteer during regular hours. If you have any questions or problems accessing the training, please reach out to Braylie Tullis at 435-586-2804 or brylie.tullis@ironmail.org
Again, we thank you for all that you do and the incredible skills that you offer to Our district.
Happy Holidays
Iron County School District HR Team
We thank you for all the hours you dedicate to our students. You are an incredibly valuable part of our team and every minute you serve makes a difference in the lives of children and our entire community.
We are reaching out because Utah now requires volunteers who work with minors or who may have unsupervised access to minors in a school setting, to receive yearly training. The training will cover abuse, suicide prevention, student safety, FERPA, ethics, and reporting requirements, mandated by various state codes like Utah Code 80-8-202 and Admin Rules (R277-316, R455-16-3).
We are asking that all of our current volunteers complete this training before they return to volunteer in the classroom after the holiday break. The entire training shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes. Once the training is complete, volunteers will be marked as cleared to volunteer for schools.
The training can be accessed at https://k12.instructure.com/enroll/8KX34Y. You will be asked to enter your full legal name and email address. You will then need to click "Enroll" and then click "Enroll in Course." Once you're in the course, complete the training by reading and viewing the information and clicking "Next." The information is accessible via text, a video, or both. A short quiz and acknowledgment are at the end. Once you have a score on the quiz your training is complete.
If you don't have access to a computer or device, you can complete the training at the District Office or at the school where you volunteer during regular hours. If you have any questions or problems accessing the training, please reach out to Braylie Tullis at 435-586-2804 or brylie.tullis@ironmail.org
Again, we thank you for all that you do and the incredible skills that you offer to Our district.
Happy Holidays
Iron County School District HR Team
There will be no school December 22nd-January 5th. School will resume January 6th. Be Safe and Happy Holidays!
Thanksgiving Break will be November 26th-30th. School will resume Monday, December 1st. Have a safe and happy holiday!
Please join us as Detective Bergstrom of the Internet Crimes Against Children task force talks about protecting children from online exploitation. The ICSD parent night takes place at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 5, in the Cedar High Auditorium. The presentation is primarily geared toward parents, and will cover some sensitive and potentially graphic subject matter related to internet crimes against children and online safety.
Parents should consider a student’s age and maturity level before bringing students.
At the end of the presentation, there will be a drawing for an iPad, Chromebook and speaker.
Parents should consider a student’s age and maturity level before bringing students.
At the end of the presentation, there will be a drawing for an iPad, Chromebook and speaker.
Save the date! Iron County School District will host Detective Bergstrom from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force to hold an important discussion about protecting kids from online exploitation. The event will be held at 6:30 p.m., Nov. 5, in the Cedar High School Auditorium.
The presentation is geared toward parents and may contain sensitive and potentially graphic subject matter. It may not be appropriate for children under high school age and parents should consider maturity level before attending with children. There will be a drawing at the end of the presentation for an ipad, chromebook, and speaker.
There will be no school Friday (10/17) or Monday (10/20). School will resume on Tuesday (10/21). Have a safe and wonderful Fall Break!
Under the direction of the Iron County School District and in our ongoing effort to ensure the safety and security of every student and staff member, we are implementing a new visitor check-in process, effective immediately. We appreciate your cooperation as we make these important changes.
New Visitor Check-In Procedure
If you need to walk your child into the building in the morning, please note the following:
• You must report to the main office to sign in and receive a visitor badge.
• For the safety of our students and to reduce disruption to our learning environment, we ask that you return your visitor badge to the office as soon as possible, and exit the building by 8:55am.
• Lastly, we are now requiring that you show your ID at the doorbell prior to entrance.
Thank you for helping us create a safe environment for our students and staff.
New Visitor Check-In Procedure
If you need to walk your child into the building in the morning, please note the following:
• You must report to the main office to sign in and receive a visitor badge.
• For the safety of our students and to reduce disruption to our learning environment, we ask that you return your visitor badge to the office as soon as possible, and exit the building by 8:55am.
• Lastly, we are now requiring that you show your ID at the doorbell prior to entrance.
Thank you for helping us create a safe environment for our students and staff.
As we head into October, we have many wonderful events and activities planned for our students. Our new monthly newsletter has all the details.
Please make a note of these important dates:
Fall Break: Friday, October 17 through Monday, October 20.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, October 21.
Please help Three Peaks Elementary secure important school funding, please complete the free and reduced lunch application if you have not already done so. Please fill it out even if you don't think you will qualify. Scan the attached QR code to fill out the form online. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Please make a note of these important dates:
Fall Break: Friday, October 17 through Monday, October 20.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, October 21.
Please help Three Peaks Elementary secure important school funding, please complete the free and reduced lunch application if you have not already done so. Please fill it out even if you don't think you will qualify. Scan the attached QR code to fill out the form online. Your support is greatly appreciated.
For more information on how to grant students' computer access, go to the "News" section.
There will be no school Monday (9/1) for Labor Day. School will resume on Tuesday (9/2). Have a safe and wonderful break!
Remember tomorrow (8/20) is Picture Day!
Children need healthy meals to learn. Iron County School District offers healthy meals every school day. Breakfast costs $1.75; lunch costs (K-5) $2.75, (6-12) $3.00. Your children may qualify for free meals or for reduced price meals. Reduced price is $.30 for breakfast and $0.00 for lunch for the 25-26 school year. Applications can be filled out online or you can fill out a paper application at your school site or district office. Go to https://www.irondistrict.org/page/child-nutrition for more information.
Join Iron County School District for a patriotic concert on Friday, July 4. Two performances are scheduled at Canyon View High School at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. This Country features familiar music from Aaron Tippin, Brad Paisley, Randy Travis, Blake Shelton, Brooks and Dunn and Toby Keith. On the guitar and lead vocals is Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch. He will be joined by Cole Stanley, CVHS Student, on lead guitar; Ellis Lambeth, CVHS student, on drums; Freya Carlson, a paraprofessional at East Elementary, on bass; Holly Thornton, Post High teacher on the fiddle and Jacob Chipman, CVMS choir teacher on piano/vocals.
All schools and the district office will be closed April 14th-18th. School will resume Monday, April 21st. Have a safe and fun break!
Kindergarten assessments are Monday, March 10th from 12:30pm- 3:30pm. If you have an incoming Kindergartener please register them by clicking the link under Kindergarten Registration (under News section).
We will not have school March 12th- March 14th for Teacher Development Days. We will ONLY have school on Monday the 10th and Tuesday the 11th. If you are missing coats/hats or other items, please come and check the lost and found. They will be donated to charity Monday afternoon.
Three Peaks Elementary Presents. . .Finding Nemo. Join us tonight for an unforgettable evening celebrating the incredible effort and commitment that has brought this production to life. The play will start at 6:00 pm.
If you will have a kindergartener next year (2025-26), please get the online portion of the registration done as soon as possible (under "News" section). Three Peaks Elementary will be holding the in-person assessments for registration on March 10, 2025.
If you have a child that will be in Kindergarten next year (2025-26), please fill out the Kindergarten Registration Form (found under "News").
SEP Week is February 3rd - 7th (Monday-Thursday: dismissed @ 2:30 pm and Friday @ 1:30 pm). Please make an effort to make it to your students SEP so you and their teacher can plan how to make the rest of the year a success. The PTA will be having a Book Fair next week as well. The hours will be Monday - Thursday 11:30am - 1:00 pm & 2:30- 4:00 pm and Friday 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. If you are able to help at the Book Fair, there will be a link in the "News" section under "SEP Week & Book Fair". There will also be a link if you would like to create and load money on an E-account . If you missed the first order of sweatshirts and spirit wear you can click the link in that section also. The deadline for ordering will be February 7th.
There is an updated Lunch Menu for February. It is under the "News" section on the main page.