Domestic Violence Resources Help for people in abusive relationships (ksl article)  
Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:  Utah's confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic violence hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465)  
YWCA Home in Jeopardy Program: 801-537-8600  
Utah's Statewide Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline: 1-855-323-DCFS (3237)  
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233  
Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Resources
Most of us will have to deal with some form of mental illness in our lifetime. It is not embarrassing to go to the doctor for something wrong with our heart, for example, so why are we hesitant to go for something that is effecting our emotions and they way we think (brain).   With mental wellness, we can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively, and are able to make a contribution to our community and personal relationships.  

• To Report Bullying:https://safeut.med.utah.edu
• Valley Behavioral Health (Adult Services, Children Services, Tooele Youth Services): 435-833-7350, Emergency or after hours crisis intervention: 435-882-5600.  Address: 100 South 1000 West, Tooele, UT.
• "Uni"- University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute: 801-583-2500
• 24 hour Crisis hotline: 801-587-3000
• Military Services(click for link):   
• Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) Phone: (435)833-7350.
• Tooele Resource Center: 435-843-9955
• Tooele County Health Department: 151 North Main Street Tooele, UT.  Phone (438)843-2300.
• Children’s Justice Center: 25 South 100 East, Tooele Utah. Phone: (435)843-1161
• Youth Employment Services  (Yes) Division of Youth Services 305 North Main Street 2nd Floor, Tooele Utah. Phone (435)833-7350; Fax (435)833-7345.
• Juvenile Receiving Center: 177 West Price Ave (3610 South) South Salt Lake.  Hours 24/7, Phone: 385-468-4500
• Youth Employability Services- Tooele: 435-840-2125

Tooele Resource List

Substance Abuse & Addiction Resources:  
Addiction Resources
Most Common:  Alcohol, Opiates, Anabolic Steroids, Heroin
Most Common Entrance Drug:  Vaping, Cigarettes, Marijuana  
Tobacco Free Utah - Resources  
Addressing Vaping at National Jewish Health (Utah)

Enroll online at www.meyers-stevens.com 

The purpose of a youth court is to provide an alternative to juvenile court for first-time minor offenders. The youth court system follows the restorative model of justice, which emphasizes the beliefs of repairing harm done to victims as well as providing youth with the resources to make better decisions in the future. 

Utah Youth Court Association

 

Suggested Elementary Classroom Supplies and Donations

At the beginning of each year, many parents request a teacher supply list so they can furnish some items as a donation to the classroom setting. Utah law states that supplies will be provided by the school, however, in the 2012 Legislative Session it was approved for elementary schools to compile and provide a suggested list of supplies that may be brought/donated/furnished by parents on a voluntary basis that will be used in the classroom.

Any list must include the following language: “Notice: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis. Otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.”

Tooele County School District appreciates all the supplies that parents choose to donate to help our students. If you are interested in donating supplies, we have created a suggested list by grade level.

Many classroom teachers appreciate general donations of closeable plastic storage bags of various sizes for classroom use.

Pre-School: 1 box of tissues, Glue sticks, Crayons, plastic storage bags

Kindergarten 1 box tissues, Glue sticks, Pencils, Crayons, Dry erase markers/med tip/blue or black, plastic storage bags

First Grade: 1 box of tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Crayons 24 count, Gallon “zip lock” bags, Dry erase markers/med tip/blue or black

Second Grade: 1 box of tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Crayons 24 count, Pencil top erasers, Dry erase markers/med tip/ blue or black, plastic storage bags

Third Grade: 1 box of tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Crayons 24 count, Pencil top erasers, Dry erase markers/med tip/ blue or black ,2 Wire ringed composition notebooks – wide ruled, 1 pair of earbuds or earphones for computer use, plastic storage bags

Fourth Grade: 1 box tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Colored pencils 12 count, Pencil top erasers, Dry erase markers/med tip/ blue or black, 2 wire ringed composition notebooks – wide ruled, 1 1inch 3 ring binder, 1 pair of earbuds or earphone for computer use, plastic storage bags

Fifth Grade: 1 box tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Colored pencils 12 count, Pencil top erasers, Dry erase markers/med tip/ blue or black, 2 wire ringed composition notebooks – wide ruled, 1 1inch 3 ring binder, 1 pair of earbuds or earphone for computer use plastic, storage bags

Sixth Grade: 1 box tissues, Glue sticks, #2 pencils, Colored pencils 24 count, Pencil top erasers, Dry erase markers/med tip/ blue or black, 2 wire ringed composition notebooks – wide ruled, 1 1inch 3 ring binder, 1 pair of earbuds or earphone for computer use, plastic storage bags

Title I

Title III

Civil Rights or Section 504 Grievance Procedure

Tooele County School District prohibits all discrimination against any person based on race, color, national origin, sex, gender, disability, age or any other classification protected by law in employment, programs or educational opportunities. The district is committed to provide equal opportunity and access in programs, services and employment.

District Procedure:

1.  A written grievance signed by the complainant should be submitted to the appropriate coordinator. The grievance should describe the nature of the grievance and the facts of the situation. The coordinator will investigate the grievance and reply in writing by 10 business days.

2.  If the complainant is not satisfied with the response to the written grievance, an appeal may be filed with the Superintendent. The complainant can submit a signed statement of appeal to the Superintendent within 10 business days after receipt of coordinator’s response. The Superintendent has 10 business days to respond in writing to the appeal.

3.  The decision of the Superintendent can be appealed to the Tooele Board of Education. The complainant must submit a signed statement to the Board within 10 days of receiving the Superintendent’s response. The Board will have 40 days to investigate the appeal. A response from the Board will be sent 10 business days after the investigation period.

 

Other Resources and Civil Rights Contacts:

State Contact:

A complainant may contact the Educational Equity Coordinator at the Utah State Office of Education. The contact information is:

Utah State Office of Education Educational Equity Coordinator 250 East 500 South

Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4220 (801) 538-7500

 

Federal Contact:

A complaint may be files with the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at any time. The contact information for the office is:

U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights 400 Maryland Avenue, SW

Washington, D.C. 20202-1100

(800) 421-3481 TTD (877) 521-2172

McKinney Vento Information and Resources

USBE Report Cards

Interested in becoming a volunteer?

We are so excited that you are interested in volunteering! Volunteers are a vital part of our district and we appreciate YOU!

Tooele County School District utilizes Volunteer Tracker for volunteer applications and signing up for volunteer opportunities. Please follow the steps provided to sign up!

If you have any questions about registration, please contact App-Garden at support@app-garden.com or live chat option!

How to Register

• Visit our website.  
• Register and complete application.
• Applications will be reviewed and you will be contacted if further information is needed.
• Once approved, watch your in-box for invites to opportunities that match your interest.

The school district requires a background check for all volunteers before they can help at a school.

Step 1: Register and complete an application.

Step 2:Your application will be reviewed and you will be contacted via email if further information is needed. Make sure to check junk and spam folders for emails from Volunteer Tracker.

Step 3: Call Alesha Allred at the District Office  435-833-1900 Ext. 1128 with any questions. 

Step 4: Watch for a renewal email each year. Renewing yearly via email means you will not have to complete the entire process again. If you don't, you must begin again with Step 1.