Tiger Tales

Each week one upper hall class and one lower hall class will be selected to enjoy a root beer float party in their classroom with the principal

Weekly Message

We have had a couple areas of safety concern recently. The first is in the parking lot during drop off and pick up. We have people double parking in front of the school. Please be sure you are parked on a curb (whether in the parking lot or the street). When cars are doubled up, it increases the risk of a student not being seen as they navigate to/from their car. We need to keep our students safe.

The second area of concern is during recess. In the Spring, as the weather gets nicer, students start struggling to remember how to behave outside. Please review the ROAR expectations with your students. We are reviewing them at school, but it helps when parents discuss the same things at home as well.

We had our first ROAR root beer float parties on Friday! Please continue to encourage your students to follow ROAR and work toward earning those class parties.

We have updated our school expectations posters all around the school to simplify and streamline our plan. All of the students have been introduced to what these behaviors look like in the cafeteria, assemblies, hallways, bathrooms, and on the playground. We would love parent support by using similar language with your student(s) when they are at home.

Tolman Tigers are:

Respectful - Treat others, yourself, and property with care.

On Task - Pay attention and do your job.

Accountable - Take ownership of your actions and choices.

Responsible - Do what is expected and make safe choices.

Caps On; Wednesday, March 25 wear your favorite MLB team cap

Next Wednesday, March 25th, is the opening day of the MLB season. To celebrate, we will be having a Caps on Day here at school. Please wear your favorite MLB (or any other) team baseball cap to school that day!

Order your Tolman yearbook on your myDSD account!

Yearbooks cost $20. Please order this month to be sure you get a copy!

Dudes & Dough on the blacktop, 5:00-7:00 on March 23rd

Next Monday, March 23rd, is our Dudes and Dough night! We would love to see all of our students with a favorite dude here on the blacktop of the school playground 5:00-7:00.

Next week is also teacher appreciation week. Look for a sign-up tomorrow to help out with the awesome things we have planned!

America is turning 250 and we want to hear from our students

This is a reminder that applications are now open for Voices of a Nation: Student Perspectives on 250 Years of America, a districtwide speaking event hosted by Davis School District and aligned with America 250 Utah.

Students from every school and grade level are invited to apply to deliver an original speech about America — its history, its meaning, or its future.

Elementary speeches should be 3 minutes.

Selected students will

• Receive mentorship and guidance while preparing their speech

• Speak at the Davis School District Instructional Services Center in Layton

• Be part of a professionally produced and live-streamed event on May 4, 2026

Possible topic ideas may include

• My Wish for America
• The Next 250 Years
• The Promise of America
• The Meaning of Freedom
• My Role in America's Future
• E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One
• One Nation, Many Stories

Students are encouraged to bring personal perspective and creative insight to their topic.

Applications are due March 18, 2026

For More Information and To Apply