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Utah Schools and Libraries Launch Summer Programs and Nutrition Services

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Utah school districts and local libraries are hosting various summer programs, including nutrition services, swimming clinics, and educational workshops. Upcoming events include the Start Smart Teacher Summit on June 23.

Key takeaways

  • Ogden School District and Duchesne County School District are both operating summer meal programs for children through July.
  • Richfield Library is hosting a variety of free summer programs including Art Club, STEM Club, and weekly therapy dog reading sessions.
  • The Start Smart Teacher Summit will take place on June 23 at the Utah Capitol North Conference Center.
  • Ben Lomond Community Pool will host weekly swimming clinics for students ages 13–18 throughout July and August.

Summer programming is underway across Utah, with school districts providing free meal programs and libraries offering educational activities for children and adults through July.

Ogden School District meal details

The Ogden School District has been providing free breakfast and lunch to children ages 0–18 at various locations since June 1. According to the district's live feed, breakfast is available at school sites from 8:15–9:15 AM and lunch is served from 11:30 AM–12:15 PM, Monday through Friday.

Duchesne County lunch program availability

Similarly, the Duchesne County School District Summer Lunch Program is active from June 1 through July 30, providing meals to students across the district.

Richfield Library summer event schedule

Local libraries are also hosting seasonal events. The Richfield Library's summer schedule, running from June 2 through July 31, includes programs such as Art Club for children aged 4–14, a YLA Book Club for ages 11–16, and weekly 'Summer in the Park' activities at the Richfield City Park.

Library clubs and reading activities

Additional library offerings include LEGO Club, STEM Club, and 'Read with a Dog,' which features trained therapy dogs visiting every Friday to assist children with reading confidence.

Athletic clinics and specialized education

For students interested in athletics or specialized education, several opportunities are available this summer. The Ogden School District is hosting weekly swim clinics at the Ben Lomond Community Pool for high school students ages 13–18 on selected dates in July and August.

OTECH High School summer registration

Additionally, OTECH High School continues to offer personalized learning plans and real-world projects, with registration for out-of-district students opening this July.

Educators have several professional development opportunities approaching. The 2026 Start Smart Teacher Summit is scheduled for June 23 at the Utah Capitol North Conference Center, featuring workshops on new K–8 financial literacy concepts.

In Richmond, the local library offers watercolor classes for those aged 8 and older.

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