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How Morningside Elementary put the fun in fundraiser

Sep 30, 2019 12:03PM ● By Heather Lawrence

This is how you get people to contribute to your school fundraiser.

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Olympus class of ’79 invites influential teachers to their 40th high school reunion

Sep 05, 2019 12:34PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Titan alums and teachers meet to celebrate how they’ve changed the school, the state and the world.

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Cottonwood High theater department announces season

Sep 05, 2019 11:35AM ● By Julie Slama

Cottonwood High theater students plan to educate, inspire and entertain audiences with this season’s shows, including “Matilda,” “Mamma Mia” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

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From soccer to STEM: Expanded Core Curriculum gave USDB students a summer of opportunities

Aug 22, 2019 12:48PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Students who are visually impaired can miss out on a lot of social cues that people who aren’t visually impaired take for granted.

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National essay winner from Skyline dreams of a better world for refugees

Jul 30, 2019 04:03PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Abby Bowler of Skyline’s class of 2019 is the second-place national winner and first-place state winner of a financial literacy essay contest.

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Churchill Jr. High filmmaker Marlo Harmer wins national recognition

Jul 30, 2019 03:58PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Marlo Harmer’s film “Unseen Heroes” was about everyday women who inspire her.

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Igniting a love for classical architecture in the next generation

Jun 24, 2019 10:45AM ● By Heather Lawrence

Carden Memorial School students participated in an introduction to classical art and architecture program sponsored by local professionals.

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Lauren Merkley of Cottonwood High is Granite District’s Teacher of the Year

Jun 18, 2019 02:25PM ● By Heather Lawrence

“I never knew how much I would be inspired by 186 squirrely 16-year-olds.”

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Hard habit to break: Driggs students win national poster contest — again

Jun 18, 2019 02:17PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Penny Atkinson of Howard R. Driggs Elementary School won a trip to Washington, D.C. for her Smokey the Bear poster.

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SheTech offers platform to encourage female students to enter STEM careers

Jun 13, 2019 03:48PM ● By Julie Slama

“There’s no ceiling, nothing but opportunities,” Gov. Gary Herbert told 2,500 SheTech attendees.

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