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Back to School Information

Summer Office Hours

June 1st – June 5th

Daily hours 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

Office closed June 6th - August 2nd

Office re-opens August 3rd.

Back to School Night Open House

Monday, August 24th @ 5:30 pm

First Day of School

Tuesday, August 25th at 9:05 am

School Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9:05 am - 3:35 pm

Friday: 9:05 am - 2:20 pm

Important Back to School Information Links

Welcome Back to School!

Dear Providence Elementary Families,

Welcome to another school year at Providence Elementary. We look forward to starting the 2026-2027 school year. For those of you that are new to our school, we are excited to have you join such an amazing group of students and school community. Our teachers and staff always have the students' best interest in mind. Their hard work and caring approach to education make Providence Elementary stand out. We work collaboratively to maintain and strengthen a strong learning community while keeping the students at the center of our focus.   

This is my eighth year as the principal of Providence Elementary and my 18th year in education. I taught French at Utah State University for 3 semesters before moving to 3rd grade where I taught in the French Dual Language Immersion program. I spent 7 years in this post and have been in administration for the past 11 years. My main responsibility is to ensure every student has access to the best education possible in an ideal learning environment. I love working with the students in classes, playing games with them at recess, and building positive relationships. It is important for me to have every interaction with the students be a positive one. I have the best job in the world because of them. 

I am excited to get to know all of you a little more this year. It is truly rewarding to be involved in important organizations and committees like PTO and School Community Council. I also know that many of you cannot volunteer your time at school, but you provide support in many other ways. I strongly believe that we all want what is best for our students and that we can work together to make this an even better school. I am always open to suggestions and input on how we can improve. Please feel free to contact me at any time.

Class Lists:

  • Class Lists will be released on PowerSchool on Friday, August 14. We have worked as a staff to construct classes that will help each student to reach their full potential.

Back to School Night:

  • Back to School Night will be Monday, August 24, at 5:30 PM.

Kindergarten Schedule:

  • Kindergarten will start Tuesday, September 1. 
    • Half-day Kindergarten will attend in the morning from 9:05-12:15 Monday-Friday. 
    • Full day Kindergarten will run from 9:05-3:35 Monday-Thursday, and from 9:05-2:20 on Friday.

School Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:05-3:35 & Friday 9:05-2:20

In the interest of safety, please do not drop off your children before 8:45 as there is no supervision before that time. Students should be picked up from school by 3:45 on Monday-Thursday and by 2:35 on Friday.

Arrival Times and Attendance:

Our school day begins at 9:05 a.m., with the first bell ringing at 9:00 a.m. Please ensure your child arrives on time, as each day begins with important instruction and routines that build the foundation for learning. Frequent tardiness and excessive absences can cause students to miss essential skills and critical instruction. Students arriving after 9:05 a.m. must sign in at the office. If your child will be absent, please notify the school office at (435) 752-6010. 

Staff Changes:

Each new school year brings change and new opportunities. We extend our sincere gratitude to the following individuals for their service to Providence Elementary and their dedication to our students. Their hard work and commitment have left a lasting impact on our school community. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors. 

 

  • Mrs. Hatch 
  • Mr. Chamberlain
  • Mme Abouo 
  • Mrs. Otis 
  • Mme Lemonnier 
  • Mme Moulager
  • Mrs. Holley
  • Mme Vinuesa
  • Mr. Dosso
  • Mr. Gilouin
  • Ms. Nix
  • Mrs. Coyle
  • Mr. Reynolds
  • Mr. Simpson
  • Ms. Haynie
  • Mrs. Andrus

 

Below is a list of teachers that have changed teaching assignments for the upcoming school year.

  • Mrs. Schwab has moved to 3rd Grade.
  • Mr. Davis has moved to 4th Grade.
  • Mrs. Stringham has moved to 5th Grade.

 

Below is a list of teachers that will be joining our staff. We would like to welcome them to Providence:

  • Ms. Taelor Smith - Resource Teacher (K-2)

Hi! My name is Taelor Smith, and I am new to the Providence team this year! This will be my 3rd year teaching Special Education Resource in Cache County School District. I grew up in North Ogden, UT but have lived in Logan for about 12 years now. I come from a long line of teachers and I love helping and teaching students who may need some extra support. I recently got to go work in Special Education Schools in Fiji and it was the best experience ever! In my spare time I love to read books, color, and watch movies. I also have my cosmetology license and enjoy doing hair on the side for friends and family. I'm very happy to come to this school and work with all the Providence teachers, students, and families! 

  • Mrs. Amy Glassett - Resource Teacher (3-5)

My name is Amy Glassett, and I am proud to be a teacher at Providence Elementary School. I graduated from Western Governors University with a dual major in Special Education and Elementary Education. I was born in California but spent most of my childhood growing up near Chicago, Illinois, as one of nine siblings. I have been married for 18 years, and my husband and I have lived in Utah for the past 14 years, with 12 of those years spent in Cache County. We are blessed with four wonderful children, whose ages range from 5 to 17. Teaching has been my passion for the past 8 years, during which I have had the opportunity to work at three different schools within the Cache County School District. I love teaching and am dedicated to helping my students grow, both academically and personally. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending time with my family and pursuing my hobbies, which include music, crocheting, and cross stitching. I am grateful for the experiences that have shaped me and look forward to continuing to make a positive impact on my students' lives.   

  • Mrs. Laura Toone - Librarian

Hi, I’m Laura Toone, your new Providence Elementary School Library Media Specialist! Nearly native to Cache Valley, I grew up in Logan and graduated from Utah State University. Though my husband and I met in New York City and have lived in lots of interesting places, he is also an Aggie grad and was even a Providence Panda as a kid!  So, this new position brings us full circle as a family, which includes five wonderful children, one adorable grandbaby, and a very sweet and (deservedly) spoiled miniature poodle named Maple. Learning and literacy are core values for me, and I have a strong track record for helping both children and libraries grow. In addition to a background in early childhood education, I earned my library credentials in Wisconsin, building strong literacy programs there first as a Youth Services Librarian and then as the Director of a small public library. Some of you may recognize me from River Heights Elementary, where I worked as a reading, math, and special education aide upon returning to Cache Valley last fall. I’m excited to get to know each of you as we continue to develop fun and effective reading incentive programs, strengthen library and literacy skills, foster a love of reading, and forge lasting memories and traditions of excellence, together!

   

  • Ms. Brielle Valentine - 2nd Grade

Hi! I’m Brielle Valentine and I am so excited to teach 2nd grade at Providence Elementary in Cache County School District. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education from Utah Valley University, and this will be my first year in the classroom. I have a strong passion for education, and believe every student that walks through my door is capable of any learning. I was fortunate enough to have a support system that reminded me that they would be in my corner, every time, regardless of my situation. This is who I will strive to be for my students- the person that believes in them, even if no one else does. I grew up in Layton, Utah before moving to Wyoming for 2 years where I attended Casper College on an athletic scholarship playing soccer. Soccer was a huge part of my life for 16 years, and taught me life skills I do not think I could have learned otherwise. I then transferred to Utah Valley where I completed my degree. Outside of teaching, I love traveling, the outdoors, sports, spending time with friends and family, and a sweet treat! I am so excited to get to know the students and community of Providence Elementary, and cannot wait for this upcoming school year!

 

  • Andrew Hutchinson - Music Teacher

Hello! My name is Andrew Hutchinson and I’m excited to be joining Providence Elementary as the BTS Music Teacher. I went to Messiah University in Pennsylvania and graduated with a degree in Music Education and hold a K-12 music teaching certification. Before coming to Providence, I spent three years as a Band Director at a school in South Central Pennsylvania, where I taught band and general music to students in 4th -12th grade. My wife and I recently relocated to Logan, where she’s attending the veterinary program at Utah State University. Music has been part of my life since I picked up the piano in first grade, and I believe every student deserves the same meaningful, and formative experiences with music that I received. I love to create music, study how it shapes the world around us, learn how it works, and have a ton of fun doing it! I believe we learn music best by doing, and I hope to make a lot of music this year!

Outside the classroom, I’m an avid endurance athlete and enjoy running, skiing, mountain biking, and climbing. If I’m not exercising, I can probably be found hanging out with my wife, our two cats, and a handicapped chameleon named Herbie. I’m thrilled to be part of the Providence Elementary community and can’t wait to make music together with your students this year!


 

Updated teacher assignments can be found below:

 

K

Lesa Cook

Heidi Cole

Liza Crandall

1

Dana Nye

Hannah Cobabe

Barb Miller

2

Christine Bingham

Brielle Valentine

 

3

Sharley Ferrin

Olivia Schwab

Sam Warner

4

Jessica McKnight

Kate Fluckiger

Jace Davis

5

Milissa Chugg

Allee Chism

Jen Stringham

 

Dates to Remember:

  • August 14 - Class lists will be released on PowerSchool
  • August 18 & 19 - KEEP Assessment for Kindergarten Students: By Appointment - Information will be emailed to parents.
  • August 24 - Back to School Night:  5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • August 25 - First Day of School 
  • September 1 - First Day of Kindergarten
  • September 7 - Labor Day (No School)
  • September 25 - Picture Day

Meal Prices and Menus:

For interested parties, the Free and Reduced Lunch applications should be completed as soon as possible and can be found at this link:  https://www.ccsdut.org/Page/160 . Breakfast will be served from 8:45-9:00. Lunch menus will be available on our school website and the meal prices are as follows:

  • Breakfast: $1.40
  • Lunch: $2.05
  • Adult: $4.00
     

School Supply List:

Grade-level supply and donation lists will be shared by teachers in their communications with families. Please note that these items are voluntary donations of materials students may use during the school day. If families choose not to provide them, the school will furnish the necessary supplies.

Drop off and Pick Up:

Due to the lack of a true drop-off zone, we encourage students to walk or ride their bikes whenever possible. When dropping off or picking up, please have students exit vehicles only in the designated area marked by the two large A-frame signs and the yellow curb to help keep traffic moving smoothly. Families may also consider using the church parking lot north of the school, where a crossing guard is available to assist students crossing the street. Students meeting parents on the south side of Center Street should use the crosswalks at either end of the block and should never cross mid-block. Please also avoid making U-turns on roads surrounding the school, as we have experienced many near misses. Following these procedures helps keep everyone safe.

Bike Safety:

If your student rides a bike to school, please make sure they have a bike lock. Bikes without locks are often stolen and/or damaged.

I look forward to another great year at Providence Elementary.

Sincerely,

Jeff Keck

Principal, Providence Elementary