Bountiful Elementary is beginning a shortened week of instruction, as there will be no school on Friday, April 24th. Despite the shorter schedule, students in third through sixth grades are continuing to work through their RISE assessments.
Maintaining School Expectations
Principal Pickett noted that as the school year approaches its final stretch, students are encouraged to maintain P.A.W.S. expectations, which include practicing kindness, acting responsibly, working and playing safely, and showing respect.
Graduation Photo Information
The school has several important reminders for families regarding upcoming events. Kindergarten and sixth grade graduation photos are scheduled to be taken on Tuesday, April 21st. The school noted that retakes will not be available, and families can order these photos online at BellPhoto.com using the prepay code BountifulESPromo2026.
Preparing for Testing Success
Regarding testing, officials emphasized the importance of students arriving at school on time, well rested, and ready to perform. A strong start to the day is considered vital for helping students feel focused and prepared for RISE and Acadience testing.
Mental Health Resources and Support
Families can access various mental health resources through ParentGuidance.org, including free tools and a live webinar titled Ask a Therapist Live on Tuesday, April 21st at 6pm.
Additional mental health sessions available this week include topics such as navigating divorce, supporting children after trauma, and emotional regulation strategies. Students are expected to return to school on Monday, April 27th, following the long weekend.
