District Brochure
EVANSTON SCHOOL COMMUNITYUINTA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONEEvanston, Wyoming |
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESDavid Peterson Chairman Jenny Welling Vice-Chairman Caleb Guild Treasurer/Assistant Clerk Dan Wheeler Clerk David Bennett Trustee Janice Davis Trustee Brian Woodward Trustee Jessica Arch Trustee John DuBois Trustee
ADMINISTRATIONSuperintendent .............................................................. Ryan Thomas Asst. Supt for K-5 Instruction/HR/Federal Programs ...Joseph Ingalls Asst. Supt for 6-12 Instruction/HR/Federal Programs .....Doug Rigby Director of Special Educ/Student Services ................. Matt Williams Chief Financial Officer ............................................... John Williams Director of Activities ................................................ Bubba O’Neill Director of Technology/FacilitiesMaintenance ........... Jaraun Dennis Director of Nutrition Services...................................... Sheila Stewart Director of Transportation ......................................... Travis Fackrell EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER537 Tenth Street 789-7571 ******** FOOD SERVICE164 Yellow Creek Road 789-7571 ext. 1011 ******** MAINTENANCE AND FACILITIES325 Kirlin Drive 789-7571 ext. 1070 ********* TRANSPORTATION2234 Yellow Creek Road 789-6216 or 789-7571 ext. 1081 ********* WAREHOUSE325 Kirlin Drive 789-7571 ext. 1091 ********** SPECIAL SERVICES 537 Tenth Street 789-7571 ext. 1041 ********** TECHNOLOGY 325 Kirlin Drive 789-7571 ext. 1070 ---------------------------------------- MAILING ADDRESS FOR ALL BUILDINGSP. O. Box 6002 Evanston, WY 82931-6002----------------------EDUCATION AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER1013 Cheyenne Drive, Suite A 789-5742 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORYASPEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 225 Broken Circle Drive Steve Peterson, Principal 789-3106 CLARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1248 Morse Lee Street Kimber Fessler, Principal 789-2833 NORTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 500 Cedar Street Somer Moore, Principal 789-7658 UINTA MEADOWS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 90 Cheyenne Drive Brad Francis, Principal Austin Moon, Dean of Students 789-8098 DAVIS MIDDLE SCHOOL 837 No Name Street Rick O’Driscoll, Principal Andra Trammell, Dean of Students 789-8096 EVANSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 341 Summit Street Patrick Fackrell, Principal Andra Trammell, Dean of Students 789-5499 EVANSTON HIGH SCHOOL 701 W. Cheyenne Drive Scott Kohler, Principal Audrey Ortberg, Asst. Principal Derek Haider, Dean of Students 789-0757 HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL 164 Yellow Creek Road Bren Payne, Principal 789-0122 - - - - - ☺ STUDENT ENROLLMENT ☺ 2023-24 …………………………...……...2,597 2024-25 ……………………….....……...2,602
VISION/MISSION STATEMENT Our vision is to provide the highest quality education for all students.
Our mission is to provide relevant, challenging instruction with learning as our focal point for students and staff. We will set high expectations for students and staff, focusing on experiences that build positive relationships, collaboration, persistence, and that encourage maximum student and staff effort.
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WELCOME TO THE EVANSTON SCHOOL COMMUNITY Evanston is nestled in the foothills of the beautiful Uinta Mountains at an elevation of 6,794 feet above sea level. The community is located on the banks of the winding Bear River in the far southwest corner of Wyoming. The growing city of approximately 12,000 people is the most southwesterly city in Wyoming. It is only three miles east of the Utah/Wyoming border and only an hour and a half away from Salt Lake City. Residents say Evanston's location is ideal in that it combines the advantages of living in a big city with the atmosphere of a small town. Precipitation averages 11.26 inches per year with a mean annual snowfall of 54.7 inches. For more information about what Evanston has to offer, call the Evanston Chamber of Commerce at 783-0370. ----------------------------------------------- EVANSTON SCHOOLS The first public school opened on July 8, 1870 with eight pupils. Today's enrollment averages about 2,627. 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 playoffs. 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. ----------------------------------------------------- NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 2023 …………………………………..……………. 562 2024 ……………………………………………....... 568 2025. ……….……………….………………….….. 575 (Includes employees hired through grants) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TEACHERS' SALARIES
*The School District contributes 14.94% and employees pay 3.68% toward employees' share of Wyoming retirement. The District provides health, dental, and vision insurance coverage at a minimal cost to the full-time employee. Uinta County School District Number One does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a parent, marital status, or political affiliation in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its educational programs or activities. |
DISTRICT FACILITIES Uinta County School District No. One currently operates one high school, one alternative high school, two middle schools, and four elementary schools amounting to a total of 987,510 square feet of educational space. Our facilities are kept attractive by a full staff of custodial, maintenance and grounds experts. ------------------------------------------------ TRANSPORTATION The District Transportation Department has a fleet of 31 route buses, 3 activity buses, and 6 MPVs to provide transportation and support to the students and educational system. These accommodate an average of 1,250 students riding about 1,200 miles each day. A staff of more than 50 employees including drivers, aides, crossing guards, mechanics, and office personnel take pride in making student transportation safe and dependable. Each bus is equipped with a radio and video cameras with audio recording for the safety of students and staff.
------------------------------------------------ NUTRITION SERVICES Our Nutrition Services Department is committed to fueling student success with healthy, balanced meals every day. We offer breakfast and lunch options that meet USDA nutritional standards, featuring fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and proteins. They are able to prepare and satellite an average of 1800 student and adult meals daily. They have 33 staff members who take a sincere interest in your children and the meals they serve.
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