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Skyward system outage delays 2026-2027 school year rollover

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A close-up of a frozen analog clock in a dark school hallway, symbolizing a delay in scheduled processes and time-sensitive transitions during a system outage in Tooele County School District.
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Skyward, the student information system for Tooele County School District, is currently unavailable due to an outage at hosting provider ISCorp. The outage has caused a delay in the scheduled Skyward rollover for the 2026-2027 school year.

Key takeaways

  • Skyward is unavailable due to an outage at hosting provider ISCorp.
  • The system outage is external to Tooele County School District.
  • The Skyward rollover for the 2026-2027 school year is delayed.
  • No estimated timeframe for resolution has been provided.

Skyward, the student information system used by the district for registration, class schedules, grades, and attendance, is currently unavailable following a system outage.

The outage is affecting ISCorp, which serves as Skyward's hosting provider. The issue has been identified as external to Tooele County School District.

Due to the service interruption, the scheduled Skyward rollover for the 2026-2027 school year has been delayed.

At this time, there is no estimated timeframe for when the system will be restored. District officials stated they will provide an update once the annual Welcome Back Packet for registration becomes available.

The district expressed appreciation for the patience and understanding of students, parents, and staff as ISCorp works toward restoring service.

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