Additional Registration Items

Device Protection Plan

Each FULL TIME Layton High student will be offered a laptop the first week of school. Students can refuse the device, but will be expected to have a personal device that they can use daily. 

Students are responsible for the care of the device and will be issued a fee if device is damaged. 

LHS is providing an OPTIONAL protection plan for damage to devices. If not enrolled in, parents/students carry full liability for the damaged laptop.

Plan Costs:

Cost: $25 per school year (nonrefundable and not prorated)

Fee Limit: Up to $250 (cost of Chromebook)

Coverage: Repair or replacement of school issued laptop.

Students have until Thursday, September 30th to purchase the device protection plan. New students, registering after September 30th, will have 2 weeks from their enrollment date to purchase the plan. 

DEVICE PROTECTION PLAN INFORMATION - English

Device protection plan information - Español

Students will need to have an updated school ID prior to the first day of school. Pictures will be taken in front of the auditorium.

Seniors will be photographed in a graduation gown. 

Students will be provided with their ID badge and a school lanyard on their picture day. Students are required to wear their ID badge in a visible way every day. This allows school personnel to ensure the safety of our school grounds. Students who forget their ID badge will be expected to obtain a disposable ID badge from the main office and will incur a .50 charge. 

Photo Order Information: 

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Click the following link for information about changing your student's schedule: Class Schedule Change Information.

• Parking permits may be purchased by all juniors and seniors. Due to limited parking availability, sophomore students will not be issued a parking permit (no exceptions).
• All vehicles parked on school property must be registered with the school and MUST ALWAYS DISPLAY a current permit.
• Cost of the parking permit is $5.00 per vehicle per semester and $5.00 for a replacement permit.
• Students will not be allowed to purchase a parking permit at the beginning of the school year or the beginning of the second semester if they have any outstanding U’s, or outstanding fees/ fines.
• New parking permits will be sold at the beginning of the second semester; all first semester U’s and or fines must be cleared and paid for before the new second semester passes will be issued.
• Students must not park in the following restricted areas: faculty, visitor, fire lane, handicap, etc. A $25 fine will be assessed for parking in handicap and/or fire lanes.
• Each parking violation will result in a $15 fine. 
• Vehicles without a parking permit may be booted at any time/a fine may be given.
• After 3 parking citations, violating students may have their vehicle booted (boot fine is an additional $20).
• Repeat offenders may have their vehicle towed at owner expense.
• Parking privileges may be revoked at any time. 
• Student parking and the purchase of a permit is on a first come first serve basis. The purchase of a parking permit does not guarantee a permit or a parking place each day.  
• Any student that duplicates a parking pass, sells a parking pass to another student, steals a parking pass, or is in possession of a stolen parking pass will lose the privilege of parking on campus for the remainder of the school year, could be suspended from school, may be fined $25, receive an administrative “U”, and could be charged with theft.

Please click on "Parking Permit Form" below, fill out and submit online. 

Parking Permit Form - required to get pass

For more information about school lunch, click here: School Lunch

Yearbooks can be purchased through myDSD or in the Main Office. The cost is $50.

After October 31 the price goes to $55.

Many students choose to wait until the end of the year to purchase a yearbook. Be aware that we regularly sell out of yearbooks a few weeks prior to yearbook distribution and many students are unable to purchase one.

The PTSA is an amazing organization that does a lot to support our students and staff. Dues to join the PTSA can be paid in myDSD optional fees. 

The LHS PTSA Board is looking for parent volunteers to help throughout the school year. If you would be willing to help, please download and return the following form to the Main Office:

PTSA Volunteer Form

Backpacks are allowed and students are not required to use a locker. If a student would like to use a locker during the school year, they may request one in the main office at no cost.

Media Opt-Out Form
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Layton High School is proudly participating in the Keys to Success Program. This incentive-based program is designed to award students for doing great things in and out of the classroom. For more information, see the Kevs to Success Website

Davis School District is responsible for Child Find indentification and evaluation for all students suspected of having a disability residing in Davis County. If your child is having significant difficulty with vision, hearing, speech, behavior, is experiencing slow development typical for his/her age, physical development or learning difficulty, he/she may be a child with a disability that requires specialized instruction through special education. If you suspect that your school age child may have a disability, please contact the school Special Education rep or the special education department. 

The following link goes to a website for an insurance company that offers supplemental insurance specifically for students:

Student Insurance