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Last Updated: Nov 29, 2018 01:06PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Are letter grades failing students? Parents give the grade to report cards

Nov 29, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

Several area school districts are taking a closer look to transition to or have made the change to standard-based (also called proficiency-based) report cards.

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Highland High performs an authentic and traditional ‘Fiddler on the Roof’

Nov 27, 2018 ● By Spencer Belnap

Highland High Theatre performed the classic musical “Fiddler on the Roof” in November.

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Promise program provides opportunities for Cottonwood High students

Nov 26, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

Homework, recreation, clubs, dinner — Cottonwood High students take advantage of what Promise program offers to help them succeed.

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Granite Park students immerse themselves in school’s past

Nov 26, 2018 ● By Samira George

Granite Park honored seven former students who were killed serving in Vietnam.

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College applications? Tests? Fitting in? It’s more than that as student anxiety increases

Nov 19, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

More awareness of mental health issues such as anxiety is increasing amongst students, counselors say.

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Behind school walls: Schools, districts address students’ concerns, needs and safety

Oct 24, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Principals, school districts provide “inside glimpse” of services, assistance behind the scenes.

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Granite School District unveils 40 buses with Idle Free Heat technology

Sep 24, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Entrepreneurs Joel and Jessica Ewell invented Idle Free Heat technology and UCAIR provided the funding for Granite School District to install the technology on 40 buses for the 2018-2019 school year. These are the first buses in Utah with Idle Free Heat technology.

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Granite School District is approved to participate in Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)

Sep 21, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) now available to low-income schools in the Granite School District will provide free breakfast and lunch to all enrolled students. The program will improve the student’s ability to learn, increasing their chances of future success.

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