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Woodstock’s students choose kindness in memory of former teacher

Feb 02, 2022 01:21PM ● By Julie Slama

Students gave Felix Gallegos hugs and cards for his generosity; he in turn asked them to choose kindness in the memory of his wife, a beloved teacher at Woodstock Elementary, who died of colon cancer.

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Nibley Park students create winning video addressing Salt Lake County water issues

Feb 02, 2022 01:14PM ● By Lizzie Walie

The students were inspired by the issue of gutter cleanliness because it affects nearly all neighborhoods but is rarely talked about.

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Will the opioid settlement come to Midvale?

Feb 02, 2022 01:03PM ● By Erin Dixon

To combat and prevent opioid abuse, some cities are joining the nationwide Opioid Settlement.

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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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Snapping traps, coyote calls, tall tales: Summit students captivated by mountain man

Feb 02, 2022 11:59AM ● By Julie Slama

“Through showing and telling them about this style of life, they’re learning without even realizing it.”

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Brighton High students bond together over passion for art

Feb 02, 2022 11:52AM ● By Julie Slama

“Right now, with the art club, we want to build on students’ interests, give some instruction, allow them to try new techniques and build camaraderie,” Brighton High art teacher and art club advisor Jordan Brun said.

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Copper Hills teacher recognized as a Life Changer

Jan 31, 2022 02:59PM ● By Jet Burnham

U.S. history teacher Andrea Hinojosa receives a Life Changer of the Year Award.

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Taylorsville day school has been quietly owned and operated by the same family nearly a half century

Jan 31, 2022 02:52PM ● By Carl Fauver

Three generations of Taylorsville women have kept World of Wonder Day School quietly up and operating out of the same home for more than 45 years.

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Jordan Valley students given a dino-mite treat with Jurassic era visitors

Jan 31, 2022 02:29PM ● By Julie Slama

Jordan Valley students got a rare up-close glimpse of what it was during the Jurassic era when dinosaurs walked on Earth as a life-like raptor and its baby made it right through the school’s front doors and into the cafeteria.

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