Tooele County School District is committed to being open and transparent with the public regarding school district finances.  For the 2016-2017 school year, the district had General Fund expenditures of $94.225 million which was a 8.59 percent increase from expenditures in the 2015-2016 school year.  Revenues have increased as well, which has been a great for our district.  For the 2016-2017 school year revenues received consisted of roughly 19.69 percent from local property taxes, 1.66 percent from other local sources, 6.19 percent from federal appropriations, and 72.46 percent from state income taxes.  In other words, approximately 93.81 percent of our revenues are from state and local sources.

Accountability Reports: Accountability determinations for Utah schools and districts are based on student outcomes and growth. Two major reports are created to differentiate the performance of schools and districts across the state. These reports assist in evaluating performance in reading, language arts, mathematics and science. However, it is important to note that not all grades and subjects are included due to the fact that not all grade levels and courses have statewide end-of-year assessments; Kindergarten though 2nd grade, social studies, world languages, advanced math such as calculus, health/PE, and the arts are examples.

Tooele County School District and Tooele Education Association have reached a Tentative Agreement on 2018 negotiations.

Thanks, in part, to a patron approved voted levy in November 2017, the beginning salary on the certified employee salary schedule will be increased from $37,000 to $42,000 beginning next year. Last year, the increase went from $33,142 to $37,000. All employees (each level) on the new certified employee salary schedule will receive this minimum $5,000 raise. In addition to this, each certified employee who has completed at least six or more years of in-district service as a certified employee will receive an additional two levels or $2,000. The district anticipates covering increase costs to employees, although minimal changes may be made to selected plan(s).

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE MAY 3 – MAY 20
The Tooele Education Foundation and its teaching cadre are excited to host students for summer classes during June and July 2018!  Outdoor learning classes will be held at the Ophir Canyon Education Center in Ophir Canyon. Most Ophir classes will be limited to 30 students each and held at the historic site or park.
Bus service will depart from Northlake Elementary School (268 N. Coleman St., Tooele, Utah) promptly at 8 a.m. and return to Northlake Elementary at the end of each class day.
Class registration includes the following: Instruction, Transportation, Sack Lunch, T-Shirt, and Bottled Water.
All registration documents are found on the Ophir Canyon Education Center website: tooeleeducationfoundation.org/ophir-canyon-education-center/ and must be completed in advance. Please remember to print, sign and bring the Parent Consent and Permission Form in order to board the bus.

At 10:15 a.m. on April 19, 2018, hundreds of thousands of Utahns will “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” in The Great Utah ShakeOut, the state's largest earthquake drill ever! Tooele County School District students will participate in the earthquake drill to practice "Drop, Cover, and Hold on."

Online Kindergarten registration for the 2018-19 school year is currently open. To be eligible to enter kindergarten, your child must be at least five years of age on or before Sept.1, 2018.
To register your student go to www.tooeleschools.org, hover over the 'Families/Students' tab and choose 'Registration/Enrollment' then click on the link to register online. Please remember that registration will not be complete until all required documentation is taken to your students school. If you do not have access to the internet at home you may complete this online process at your student's school February 22nd or 23rd between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

DLI is a way that students learn academic content while learning another language at the same time. Utah uses a 50/50 model where elementary level students spend half their instructional time in English and the other half of the time in the target language. DLI ensures that your child will be learning Utah Core Content and will become bilingual and biliterate in a second language and English.

Reward for information leading to arrest of vandals that damaged the grounds of Sterling Elementary School.