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Traditional Renaissance Feaste returns to Hillcrest community

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

It was a Renaissance “Lover’s Feaste,” with friends, family and fun for two nights at Hillcrest High.

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Middle school popularity of History Day Fair expands, Canyons holds own competition

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

From World War II to Larry H. Miller, students take passion for history to compete in Canyons School District History Day Fair.

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The best of the best:’ Holladay teachers surprised with Excel awards

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

Holladay teachers from Evergreen and Churchill Jr. High were surprised with an Excel teaching award on Mar. 7.

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Middle school popularity of History Day Fair expands, Canyons holds own competition

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

From World War II to Larry H. Miller, students take passion for history to compete in Canyons School District History Day Fair.

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Granger students win U of U’s catapult competition

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Jess Nielsen Beach

Granger sixth-graders competed at the Engineering Elementary Day at the University of Utah by making catapults.

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Fourth-graders gift emergency kits to local police

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Jess Nielsen Beach

Students at Truman Elementary make emergency kits for police officers.

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REAL Salt Lake’s goal to support Utah teachers scores big in Jordan School District

Mar 25, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Teachers and students are the winners when REAL Salt Lake passes money to their corner.

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World Language Teacher of the Year enriches language, culture at Taylorsville High

Mar 25, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

World Language Teacher of the Year provides rich cultural experience in the largest Spanish AP program in the district.

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Hillside students find their voice in ‘The Little Mermaid Jr.’

Mar 25, 2019 ● By Travis Barton

A monumental undertaking by drama teacher Nate Holcomb sees Hillside Middle School’s production do more for its students than just a great show.

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