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Last Updated: Feb 03, 2022 03:07PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Parents in Granite District urged to monitor students’ social media amid recent threats

Feb 03, 2022 03:07PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Threats posted on social media disrupted schools across Utah and other states in December.

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Esports teams in Holladay high schools compete for first time in 2021

Feb 02, 2022 12:34PM ● By Heather Lawrence

At Cottonwood High, you can play video games with your friends—for school.

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Auto pedestrian accidents at Olympus high raise concerns about jaywalking culture

Jan 27, 2022 11:07AM ● By Zak Sonntag

Officials consider new infrastructure and positive reinforcement to improve safety.

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Fundraiser will give Crestview student in wheelchair access to same recess fun as his friends

Jan 03, 2022 02:51PM ● By Heather Lawrence

After noticing one young student in a wheelchair sitting on the sidelines at recess, Crestview Elementary parents work to change that by raising funds for an ADA-friendly playground.

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Millcreek’s after-school program helps refugee and immigrant students learn and have fun

Dec 16, 2021 09:47AM ● By Rachel Dalrymple

The program serves students at Olympus High School, Evergreen Junior High, Millcreek Elementary and Sunnyvale Neighborhood Center, where the program first began in 2012.

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Elementary schools in Holladay and other GSD areas host vaccine clinics

Dec 13, 2021 02:07PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Schools aim to protect youngest population with access to vaccine clinics.

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Olympus High theater combines fundraisers with holiday shows to recoup Covid year losses

Dec 06, 2021 02:46PM ● By Heather Lawrence

They were already in costume, so… theatre students combined pre-show fundraisers with Halloween and Christmas musicals.

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New incentive program aims to attract GSD subs

Dec 01, 2021 02:20PM ● By Bill Hardesty

Granite School District implements a bonus incentive program to retain and attract substitute teachers.

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Students support one another through Cottonwood’s new club ‘The Stampede’

Nov 22, 2021 11:52AM ● By Julie Slama

A new club at Cottonwood High bridges different groups around the school to unite and “make everybody in the school feel included,” said one junior of The Stampede, the first high school club he has joined.

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Skyline unified soccer teams place in top four at state, develop lifelong friendships

Nov 15, 2021 03:04PM ● By Julie Slama

“They give each other high-5s on campus and know they’re on the same team whether they’re playing or just at school,” said special education teacher Kelsee Kellogg, who was one of Skyline’s unified soccer coaches.

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