Our nearly century-old literary magazine, Scripto, continues to showcase the creativity of our Warriors! About 15 years ago our very own Mrs. Holly Leake started a special reading event where student writers share poems and excerpts from their work while a slideshow highlighted student photography.

The evening brought together creativity, community, and tradition—complete with cookies, conversation, and well-deserved recognition for our talented writers. A copy of this year’s magazine will join past editions in the library, continuing a proud legacy nearly 100 years strong. 🖤❤️

Photo Credit: Avery Webster and Holly Leake

Our Weber FFA students had a great time during their flex social, creating and branding their own custom leather keychains!

This hands-on activity gave students a chance to build skills, get creative, and connect with one another in a fun and meaningful way. Another great experience for our Warriors! 🖤❤️

Competing on their home course, our Warriors girls golf team battled hard and earned an impressive 3rd place finish—a great showing from the entire team!

The day was made even more meaningful as we celebrated our seniors and all they’ve given to the program. Their dedication and impact have not gone unnoticed, and we’re grateful for everything they’ve contributed.

Excited to keep building and finish the season strong—let’s go, Warriors! 🖤❤️

Our Warriors had an incredible showing at the 2026 State Theatre Competition, bringing home some outstanding honors!

• Lily Woolsey – 1st Place, Costume Design

• Sam Roundy & Solomon Stewart – 2nd Place, Contemporary Scenes

• One Act Play (Brian the Comet) – 2nd Place Overall

We’re so proud of the talent, creativity, and hard work these students brought to the stage. Way to represent, Warriors! 🖤❤️

Our Ag Biology classes brought innovation to life with a classroom “Shark Tank” experience!

Each group was assigned a biome and challenged to develop a creative solution to a real-world problem. Students then pitched their ideas to a panel of judges, showcasing their knowledge, problem-solving skills, and creativity.

An awesome example of Warriors thinking critically and tackling real-world challenges! 🦈🌱🖤❤️

Our Prom Royalty Assembly delivered the perfect mix of tradition and fun, as candidates took the stage for a high-energy game of musical chairs—blindfolded!

Laughter and cheers filled the room as contestants shuffled, guessed, and raced to find a seat before the music stopped. The crowd loved every second.

Moments like this capture the spirit of our school—fun, inclusive, and full of students willing to step up and make lasting memories.

Our Plant Science students have been hard at work in the greenhouse, and their efforts are truly beginning to show. Through weeks of planting, watering, monitoring growth, and caring for each variety, students have successfully filled our greenhouse with a beautiful collection of healthy plants in preparation for our annual plant sale.

This hands-on project gives students the opportunity to apply classroom learning in a real-world setting as they explore plant growth, greenhouse management, and the science behind successful cultivation. Their dedication, patience, and attention to detail have transformed the greenhouse into a vibrant space full of color and life.

Be sure to stop by May 9th and support our students while finding something great to take home!

Our Weber Orchestra delivered a great showing at the Region Festival in Farmington!

The Concert Orchestra earned excellent ratings from all three judges, while the Chamber Orchestra received superior ratings across the board—an outstanding accomplishment.

While they didn’t qualify for state this time, we are incredibly proud of their hard work, growth, and performance. Way to represent, Warriors! 🎻🖤❤️

Our Chamber Choir delivered a fantastic performance at the Chamber Choir Festival on Tuesday and has officially qualified for the State Festival!

Their hard work, talent, and dedication continue to shine—congratulations and good luck at State! 

Warriors Speech & Debate team competed in their final tournament of the year—and made school history! Competing against 14 6A schools with larger rosters, Weber earned an incredible 4th place in sweepstakes, our highest finish in decades.

Top performances included:

• Cienna Henderson – 3rd in Extemporaneous Speaking, 5th in Lincoln-Douglas Debate

• Brighten Braegger – 3rd in Original Oratory

• Miles Halley – 3rd in Informative Speaking

• Charles Rogers – 3rd in Student Congress

• Eva Sebaske – 6th in Informative Speaking

• Andrew Larsen – 6th in Extemporaneous Speaking

• Tyler Modesitt – 6th in Interpretation

Every competitor played a role in this achievement, including Payton Clark, Paityn Wilson, Alexander Rockwood, and Shelby Joy, whose efforts helped lift the team to this milestone finish.

An incredible way to close out the season—congratulations to all! 🎤

Our track & field team is putting in the work and representing our school with pride! From sprints to distance, jumps to throws, athletes are showing dedication, effort, and great sportsmanship at every meet. Keep up the great work!

Photo Credit: Maya and Gabriel

The ballots are in! Our 2026–2027 SBO team has been elected and is ready to make next year amazing. We can’t wait to see their ideas, energy, and leadership in action—here’s to a fantastic year ahead! 

Today, our school joined the global celebration of World Down Syndrome Day by “Rocking Our Socks”! 🧦💛💙

Students and staff wore bright, mismatched socks to show support, raise awareness, and celebrate the unique abilities and contributions of people with Down syndrome. What a fun way to spread inclusion and positivity!

Our Weber ProStart 2026 Competition Team gave it their all and added another successful competition to their record! Their dedication, creativity, and teamwork continue to impress—excited to see what they cook up next. 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳 

Closing night of The Drowsy Chaperone was a hit! The performance was high-energy, hilarious, and a true testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire cast and crew.

Thank you to everyone who helped bring this fantastic production to life - what a show! 

The Roy High gym was filled with teamwork, encouragement, and Warrior pride as students from Weber High School competed in a Unified Sports basketball event hosted by Special Olympics. The program pairs students with and without intellectual disabilities alongside peer tutors, creating meaningful connections both on and off the court. Weber brought two teams to compete, a competition team and a skills team, with the competition team earning an impressive 2nd place finish and the Wildcats (a nod to high school musical) skills team taking 4th. Adding to the excitement, our girls basketball team showed up to cheer them on, bringing extra energy and support from the sidelines. It was a day full of hustle, heart, and true Warrior unity! 

Things got a little squirmy and a lot creative in the forensics classroom at Weber High School! Students explored the science behind insect activity by dipping maggots in paint and letting them crawl across paper to create colorful “masterpieces.” This hands-on experiment helped students better understand forensic entomology while adding an unexpected artistic twist. It was messy, memorable, and a perfect example of making learning creative! 

Weber High’s Debate team spent a marathon 14 hours competing at the Davis tournament — and came home with impressive finishes! Tyler M captured 1st in Humorous Interpretation (HI), performing multiple characters from The Drowsy Chaperone without costumes or props, while Donovan E placed 3rd in Program of Oral Interpretation (POI) with a powerful multi-source program exploring war and PTSD. Miles H earned 5th in Informative, and Drew L and Charles R placed 3rd in Congress.

From creative performances to strong debate skills, our Warriors showed dedication, talent, and resilience all day long — and brought home a taste of gold!

Weber High Cheer has reached the top—bringing home the title of 2026 6A Coed State Champions!

With powerful stunts, sharp motions, and unmatched team energy, the Warriors delivered an unforgettable performance on the state stage. Their hard work, precision, and school spirit set them apart from the competition and earned them the championship title.

This victory is a testament to the countless hours of practice, dedication, and teamwork shown all season long. We are incredibly proud of these athletes for representing Weber with excellence and heart.

Congratulations, Weber Cheer—State Champs looks good on you! ❤️🖤

Weber High is proud to celebrate another outstanding musical achievement! One of our talented students was selected as the only piccolo player for the Utah All-State Full Orchestra—an incredible honor that highlights both skill and dedication.

Chosen from top musicians across the state, she earned this exclusive spot through a competitive audition process, demonstrating exceptional tone, precision, and musicianship. Representing Weber on such a prestigious stage is a remarkable accomplishment and a testament to the strength of our music program.

Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition—we’re proud to see our Warriors making beautiful music at the state level!

Weber High Wrestling proudly hosted Farmington for a special Senior Night dual, honoring the dedication, leadership, and hard work of this year’s senior athletes. 

With family, friends, and teammates cheering them on, the Warriors battled hard in every match and represented Weber with pride and determination. Senior Night was a great reminder of the strength of the program and the lasting impact these student-athletes have made.

Thank you to our seniors for your leadership and contributions to Weber Wrestling, we’re excited to see what’s ahead for you both on and off the mat! ❤️🖤

Photo Credit: Tae Dandoy

Our very own Ahanna Land was recently featured in the Standard-Examiner for her impressive journey as a student-athlete and her future plans beyond high school! The article highlights Ahanna’s growth under Weber’s wrestling program, her powerful and aggressive wrestling style, and her aspirations to pursue a career in welding after graduation—including hopes of one day working as an underwater welder.

👉 Read the full article here

The Weber High boys basketball team took on Layton in a hard-fought game. The Warriors remained focused and competitive throughout the matchup, putting forth strong effort on both offense and defense.

We’re proud of the resilience and teamwork shown on the court and look forward to supporting the Warriors in the games ahead.

Photo Credit: Brigid Rennie

The Weber High Girls wrestling team headed to the Lady Hawk Rumber in Millville and rocked did our school proud. 

In Varsity Abigail Giatras took 3rd in her weight class and Serenity Powers took 5th! Our JV team also showed up to play. Rachel Siniscalchi took 4th, Presley Zugg took 2nd and Kiera Cooley had an impressive 1st place win!

Students in Mrs. Parker's AP Chemistry recently brought their Rate Laws unit to life by conducting the Fading of Crystal Violet lab. In this hands-on experiment, students worked with crystal violet as it slowly reacted with sodium hydroxide over a 15-minute period. Using a colorimeter, they measured changes in concentration every 20 seconds, allowing them to see chemical reactions unfold in real time.

This engaging lab gave students the opportunity to combine critical thinking, data collection, and real-world chemistry techniques—proving that science can be both educational and fun!

We are so proud to celebrate our incredible Weber High Sterling Scholars! These students have gone above and beyond in their academic areas, representing Warrior pride, dedication, and excellence.

🎓 Business & Marketing: Brighten Braegger
💻 Computer Technology: Madison Donley
💃 Dance: Sadie Schaefermeyer
📚 English: Solomon Stewart
🏡 Family & Consumer Science: Milan Peterson
🎺 Instrumental Music: Carter Bates
➗ Math: Brigham Bailey
🔬 Science: Mayan Gongora
🛠️ Skilled & Technical Sciences: Ellie Wilson
🌎 Social Science: Shelby Joy
🎤 Speech / Theater / Forensics: Natalia Bingham
🎨 Visual Arts: Isabelle Primm
🎶 Vocal Performance: Mylie Harkness
🗣️ World Language: Mitchell Morgan

Congratulations to these outstanding students for their hard work and achievements—we’re cheering you on every step of the way! 🖤💛👏

Our wrestling team hit the mat against Fremont in a hard-fought and high-energy matchup. From the opening whistle to the final bout, our athletes showed grit, determination, and relentless effort. Every match brought intensity, smart technique, and a whole lot of heart as our wrestlers battled through tough positions and never backed down.

Beyond the action on the mat, the team demonstrated strong sportsmanship and support for one another, cheering loud and staying locked in throughout the night. Matches like this are where growth happens, and our wrestlers rose to the challenge, gaining valuable experience and momentum as the season continues.

Proud of the fight, the focus, and the team mentality—on to the next one! 💪🤼‍♂️

Photos by: Helen James

Our Weber High Choir recently hosted a festive concert in collaboration with our Cone junior highs, creating a holiday-packed evening filled with music and cheer. Students from multiple grade levels came together on stage to share seasonal favorites and showcase their hard work and talent.

The concert highlighted not only the joy of the holiday season, but also the strong connection between our schools as younger singers had the opportunity to perform alongside high school musicians. It was a wonderful night of celebration, community, and music that truly captured the spirit of the season. 🎶🎄

Weber High School proudly launched its 2025 Quarters in Cans drive with an energetic and heartfelt kick-off assembly and the Warrior spirit was unmistakable!

A beloved tradition since the school’s founding in 1926, Quarters in Cans has become a cornerstone of what it means to be part of the Weber community. Each year, our students, faculty, and community partners come together to support local families facing hardship, raising funds for essential needs like medical expenses, food, clothing, and holiday gifts.

This student-led effort is powered by our incredible Student Government and supported by clubs and organizations across campus. Together, they rally the school through friendly competitions, creative fundraising events, and service-centered activities. This traditions reminds us all of what kindness and community can accomplish.

The kick-off assembly set the tone for what’s sure to be another record-breaking year of generosity, teamwork, and Warrior pride. We can’t wait to see how our students continue to lead with heart and lift up the families who need it most.

Photo Credit: Ty Edwards and Tae Dandoy