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Art imitates life: Driggs second-grader wins Reflections with sculpture made of ‘smashed things’

Apr 19, 2021 10:13AM ● By Heather Lawrence

Second-grader’s sculpture is made by smashing things up and putting them back together as art—which is kind of what he does in real life.

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Three Holladay area teachers win Excel Awards

Apr 13, 2021 01:39PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Educators at Driggs Elementary, Skyline and Olympus each earned an award for excellence in education.

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Seven finalists from Olympus in competition for Sterling Scholar win

Mar 22, 2021 04:15PM ● By Heather Lawrence

This year’s winners from Olympus High.

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Olympus Jr. High Reflections winners answer the question: ‘I Matter Because…’

Mar 22, 2021 04:12PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Four Olympus Jr. High students advance in Reflections contest.

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Churchill Jr. High student winner in statewide bookmark design contest

Feb 24, 2021 12:43PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Eighth-grader and Millcreek resident Josie Callahan used computer programs to create winning artwork.

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Olympus offers Olympus Only scholarships to seniors in March

Feb 16, 2021 02:37PM ● By Heather Lawrence

The deadline for Olympus Only college scholarships is coming up in March.

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Granite’s Academy programs give students taste of business, tourism worlds even during pandemic

Feb 16, 2021 02:24PM ● By Julie Slama

Granite School District’s Academy of Finance and Academy of Hospitality and Tourism bring in speakers to provide students with knowledge and insight into possible future careers.

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Granite School District holds first vaccination session for teachers in January

Jan 25, 2021 11:23AM ● By Heather Lawrence

As essential workers who are in contact with people all day, vaccinating school employees is a priority.

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Holladay schools rely on School Resource Officers to build student relationships

Jan 05, 2021 11:19AM ● By Heather Lawrence

School officials and Holladay police chief say officers in schools keep students safer.

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Schools flip-flop learning methods to keep providing instruction to students

Jan 05, 2021 10:54AM ● By Julie Slama

Flip-flop doesn’t only refer to summer footwear, but also schools transitioning from in-person to remote learning and back, as many secondary schools throughout the Salt Lake Valley provide instruction to students during COVID-19 while families, administrators and teachers try to make the best of a tough situation.

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