UPDATE: The Uintah School District continues to work to restore its network. Through its cyber insurance provider, the district secured third-party technical support this afternoon to help with the process. Classes will be held Thursday. Teachers at the elementary schools, middle schools, and the high school have been asked to prepare lessons that don’t rely on network connectivity. Ashley Valley Education Center and Uintah Online students should work from home tomorrow. At this time there is still no evidence that student data has been compromised. The district does not store credit card information on its network. Payments for school meals and school fees are processed by a third-party company that isn’t impact by the network outage. Also, USD doesn’t keep employee data like Social Security numbers or banking information on its network. Automated calls regarding attendance and school lunch balances have been suspended until the district’s network is back online. Additional information will be provided tomorrow as it becomes available.
UPDATE: The USD network remains offline following a cyberattack. Work is being done to restore it. There is NO evidence student data has been compromised. The district does NOT store credit card information on its network. Some automated attendance calls went out this morning. Those calls were based on yesterday's attendance. Automated calls have been switched off for now. More info will be provided as it becomes available.
At about 2 a.m. today, the Uintah School District’s network was the target of a cyberattack. The district has disabled its network in response to this attack. The district’s Technology Department is actively working to resolve the issue. Principals at all our schools have been notified that the network outage may last awhile. The district doesn't plan to cancel classes due to the outage.
Spring Break is April 14-18, 2025
The Parent-Teacher Conference will be on Monday, April 7th, from 3 to 7 p.m. in teachers' classrooms.
It's time to schedule your 2025-26 classes.
Congratulations to Lily Carlson, Stockton Jolley, Teran Nash, Tommy Cruz IV and Ethan Pierce!
Carlson (Visual Arts), Jolley (Science) and Nash (Skilled & Technical Sciences) won their respective Sterling Scholar categories in the Northeast Region competition at Utah Valley University.
Cruz (Computer Technology) and Pierce (Speech, Theatre, Arts & Debate) were named Northeast Region runners-up in their respective Sterling Scholar categories at UVU.
GO UTES!
Spring Break is April 14- 18, 2025
Proud parents, it's time to celebrate, brag about, and laugh with the senior you love! Show them how proud you are with a personalized ad in the yearbook. Scan the QR code or visit https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/yearbook-ads to create a sign-in and get started.
The final deadline for submissions is THIS FRIDAY, Feb. 7th.
