Alternative Licensing Pathways

Schools
Schools
Ogden School District is committed to providing safe learning environments that stimulate our students' curiosities, promote continuous improvement, and serve our surrounding communities.
Learning
Learning in Ogden
We believe that each student has the right to be appropriately challenged through a variety of academic and extra-curricular opportunities, should have access to high quality instruction, and should be supported in their effort to exceed the basic standards.
Community
Community
Ogden School District partners with business, community, and parent organizations in furthering and advancing the mission statement of the district. We also promote student participation through community service learning.
Departments
Departments
Ogden School District's employees work together to realize the district's vision for student achievement and community development. Our departmental teams call for respect from all individuals for our students, our employees, our learning environment, and our diverse community.
About Us
About Us
The Ogden School District consists of ten neighborhood elementary schools (K-6), three junior high schools (7-9), two comprehensive high schools (10-12), one alternative high school and one youth-in custody school. The district faculty and staff serve approximately 11,500 students and their families. Read More
Careers

Dual Language Immersion Teacher and Students

Alternative Pathway to Professional Educator License (APPEL)

Ogden School District can hire non-licensed teachers who are actively working toward obtaining licensure.

The minimum education requirement is to have a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited university. You can apply for a teaching position if you meet this education requirement.

To learn more about the APPEL program and apply, please click here.