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North student council delivered 20 blankets and 20 knitted beanies to the Huntsman Cancer Institute for our annual service project. We had a tour of the facility and a nice lunch.

North student council delivered 20 blankets and 20 knitted beanies to the Huntsman Cancer Institute for our annual service project. We had a tour of the facility and a nice lunch.

UME

UME

Four students pose with awards and a teacher against a blue backdrop.

DMS Young Author Winners

Middle School Track

Middle School Track

Clark - Bus Drivers of the Month

Clark - Bus Drivers of the Month 

Children playing and interacting in a library setting with books around.

Clark - 2nd Grade walking Field Trip 

Group of students and coaches posing together in athletic attire.
Three students stand with a teacher, showcasing their awards against a blue background.

Clark Young Author Winners

Group of children dressed in various costumes, posing together indoors.

UME - Wax Musem

A child dressed as a Jedi holds a lightsaber while classmates work at tables.

North - May the 4th 

Classroom scene with adults and children enjoying activities at tables.

Aspen - Mother's Day Tea

Performance stage featuring figures in costumes with a colorful backdrop.

DMS - Cinco de Mayo

Kids interacting and playing with small goats in a grassy area.

UME - 3rd grade field trip to Cornia Ranch.

Kids examining furs on a table while engaging in a learning activity outside.

Clark - Science School

A group of children and adults hold certificates, standing in front of a blue curtain.

UME Young Author Winners

Group of children holding certificates and ribbons, posing with an adult against a blue backdrop.

North Young Author Winners

Aspen - Students of the Month

Aspen - Students of the Month

Students gather on stage in a theater with a backdrop and props visible.

A successful WASC (Wyoming Association of Student Councils) conference today at EHS. 

A large group of young athletes poses on a sports field with mountains in the background.
Another group of children with various certificates and awards, set against a blue curtain.

Aspen Young Author Winners

UME - Earth Day Clean Up

UME - Earth Day Clean Up

District Wide Student Council at EHS

District Wide Student Council at EHS

Another classroom scene with children and adults interacting at tables.
Children interacting with animal pelts outdoors, learning in a grassy area.

Clark - Science School

Two award recipients posing with their certificates beside an adult, against a blue curtain.

EMS Young Author Winners

UME - Earth Day Clean Up

UME - Earth Day Clean Up

A diverse group of teens and children gather together, smiling in front of a blue curtain.

State Young Author Winners

North student council delivered 20 blankets and 20 knitted beanies to the Huntsman Cancer Institute for our annual service project. We had a tour of the facility and a nice lunch.

North student council delivered 20 blankets and 20 knitted beanies to the Huntsman Cancer Institute for our annual service project. We had a tour of the facility and a nice lunch.

A young woman with glasses alongside a painted wooden art piece in an indoor venue.

"Wyoming Dreams"

Aspen - Class of the Month

Aspen - Class of the Month

A large group of children sitting on hay bales in a sunny outdoor setting.

UME - 3rd grade field trip to Cornia Ranch.

Group of children posing on a wooden bridge near a pond with greenery.

Clark - 2nd Grade walking Field Trip 

Clark - Chocolate Bar Winners

Clark - Chocolate Bar Winners

A girl holding a certificate next to her watercolor painting displayed at an art event.

Water Color Top 10 Art Symposium 

Group of teenagers holding awards and certificates, with two adults in front of a blue background.

EHS Young Author Winners

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Invitation to Bid Uinta County School District No. 1 seeks bids for employee health insurance services, including self-funded, partially self-funded, and fully-insured plans. Interested parties can receive bid specifications and answers to their questions by contacting Dan Hoffman at Hoffman Insurance Services: (307) 789-3338. Requests for proposals are due May 22, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. to John A. Williams, Chief Financial Officer, 325 Kirlin Drive, PO Box 6002, Evanston, WY 82931.

Invitation to Bid

Uinta County School District No. 1 seeks bids for employee health insurance services, including self-funded, partially self-funded, and fully-insured plans. Interested parties can receive bid specifications and answers to their questions by contacting Dan Hoffman at Hoffman Insurance Services: (307) 789-3338.

Requests for proposals are due May 22, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. to John A. Williams, Chief Financial Officer, 325 Kirlin Drive, PO Box 6002, Evanston, WY 82931.
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To provide relevant and challenging instruction. We will set high expectations for students, focusing on experiences that build positive relationships, collaboration, persistence, and that encourage maximum student effort.
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The first public school opened on July 8, 1870 with eight pupils. Today's enrollment averages just under 3,000. Curriculum guides for each course, subject and grade level are continuously being developed and updated by a task force of teachers and administrators. Areas of emphasis are determined by the dictates of the community, students, teachers, administrators, and sound financial management.
 
The goals of achieving both educational excellence and a strong competitive co-curricular program of activities go hand in hand in the Evanston School Community. Evanston athletic teams are often contenders in State play-offs. During the past few years, several athletic teams have won State Championships. The Evanston School Community boasts award winning bands and choirs, drama groups, and speech and debate teams.
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