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Three Channing Hall students’ science project wins trip to national eCYBERMISSION competition

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

“We were looking at problems going on in the world and having access to fresh water was one so we took that idea to see what we could do in real life, using materials people already have,” says a seventh-grade team member who was a national science fair finalist.

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Annual World Night gives Butler Elementary students firsthand knowledge of diverse cultures

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Butler Elementary’s World Night — it’s one of the first things patrons mark on their calendars along with the first and last days of school — and a time when students learn and celebrate other countries’ traditions and cultures.

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Success ‘STEM’s from specialized summer school

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Teens explore concepts and careers that stem from STEM experiences.

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Where to find South Salt Lake’s after-school programs

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

As part of the SSLC Promise, 14 after-school centers offer a variety of programs.

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Hats off to two South Jordan school employees, heralded outstanding employees

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

District support staff are among the unsung heroes of the Jordan School District, Jordan Education Foundation Director Steven Hall says, but this year, eight of them were recognized for their outstanding work.

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Sink or swim: Murray High physics students put their knowledge to the test

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

A different kind of final? At the end of the year, Murray High physics students embrace the tradition of learning about physics at amusement parks and test their knowledge by building cardboard boats to paddle across a swimming pool.

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

Aug 22, 2019 ● 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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Amongst construction rubble, classes begin in Canyons School District

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Classes began in mid-August, amongst construction crews at several schools in Canyons School District.

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Fox Hills Elementary students are finding it safer to cross busy 4000 West as this school year begins

Aug 20, 2019 ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville officials responded to community concerns over the summer by enhancing a 4000 West crosswalk leading to Fox Hills Elementary School on the city’s west side.

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