Governor Herbert Declares State of Emergency in Utah

COVID-19 is spreading rapidly throughout Utah. Hospitalizations and ICUs are nearing capacity and healthcare providers will be unable to care for Utahns in the coming days if this surge continues. We must take action now to protect our hospitals and healthcare workers and to avoid further devastation on our families, communities, and businesses.

Cache Valley Direct books now available

Hey, schools! It's that exciting time of year where we release the 2020-2021 Cache Valley Direct. It's the best way to save and support local. We are passionate about our community and raising money for YOUR school.

Feeling Sick?

How to help determine when it's best to have your child stay home and get better. Thank you for helping us keep our schools germ free and our students healthy.

Caring for our Young

Congratulations to Mrs. Antriyao who received a classroom Grant from the Young Toyota "Caring for our Young" fund.

Have You Linked Your Shopping Cards?

Now is the time to link your shopping cards! Be sure to link your Macey's and Smith's grocery cards to Heritage Elementary. Reminder that it must be linked yearly. It only takes a moment of your time but benefits our school SO MUCH!

CHIP- Children's Health Insurance Program

Raising children is hard. Keeping them healthy doesn’t have to be. Too many of our kids are uninsured that can qualify for CHIP right now. You can apply at any time of the year. Get free and confidential help today by calling 2-1-1.

Home & School Newsletter

Please click here to read the current month newsletter. This is a great resource for helping to interact and grow together with your student.

Weekly News

Please click here to see our Weekly News updates

Box Tops Needed

Please collect and bring Box Tops to school to help our school purchase classroom supplies and earn classroom prizes.

COVID-19 Update & Testing Information

As of November 24, 2020, there are seventy-eight active COVID-19 positive cases of CCSD students and/or staff. These individuals have been instructed to isolate at home according to state and local health department directives. Students and staff who are determined to have come in close contact with these individuals will be notified and asked to quarantine. For more information, please click on this article.

Helping students to feel safe, loved, and valued: Birch Creek Elementary's Danielle Bingham

Congratulations to Danielle Bingham, a 5th Grade teacher at Birch Creek Elementary! She has been chosen to be the school's 2020-21 Teacher of the Year.

Building relationships through connections and tacos: Cache High’s Teacher of the Year MaKaela Cutler

ESL teacher MaKaela Cutler may be well-known for her tacos, but students are most impressed by the way she connects with and cares for each of them, individually. The lasting relationships Cutler builds with her students is just one reason why she has been chosen as Cache High's Teacher of the Year. Congratulations, MaKaela!

South Cache students make plarn mats for refugee camps

Students at South Cache Middle School are learning how to think globally and act locally through service. This year, Andrea Talbot and Julie Derrick's 7th-grade classes are making woven plarn (plastic yarn) mats intended to help refugee families.

Dual Language Immersion applications

Dual Language Immersion applications for students entering 1st Grade in August 2021 will be accepted December 1st through January 31st. Parents new to the DLI program are invited to attend an online informational meeting on November 30th . Click for more details.

Free Meals available to all K-12 Students through the end of the school year

USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) and Cache County School District have extended free breakfast and lunch through the end of the school year. For more information, click on this article.

Substitute Teachers Wanted!

Kelly Education is now accepting applications for substitute teachers for the 2020-21 school year! Click here for more information.

Air Quality and Recess Guidance

The Utah Department of Health has given guidelines regarding when students should be kept inside for recess due to poor air quality. Click here to see those guidelines.

Time Together

Time Together is a community based education program designed to assist parents in providing an educationally enriched home where children can be prepared to succeed in the educational process.

College and Career Readiness - Parent Toolkit

Learn more about the School Land Trust Program