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Skyline student’s original film takes first in county’s youth film festival

May 30, 2022 04:23PM ● By Julie Slama

Films about physical, mental and social health top Salt Lake County’s fourth annual youth film festival.

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Skyline student-teacher team selected for Silent Heroes program

May 30, 2022 04:22PM ● By Liz Craker

The duo will travel to Hawaii to study about World War II in the Pacific.

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Granite School District conducts two population analysis studies

Apr 30, 2022 11:43AM ● By Lizzie Walie

Granite School District is currently in the process of conducting a population analysis/study following a significant shift in student population.

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Mill Creek Elementary School debuts Little Free Library and book vending machine

Apr 30, 2022 11:42AM ● By Lizzie Walie

Mill Creek Elementary School encourages independent student readership through the Little Free Library and onsite book vending machine.

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Skyline students win big in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge

Apr 30, 2022 11:40AM ● By Lizzie Walie

Skyline students are crowned winners in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge hosted by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute.

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SheTech encourages females to enter STEM field, bring diversity, fill jobs

Apr 30, 2022 09:31AM ● By Julie Slama

Gov. Spencer Cox supports closing the gender gap in STEM fields as SheTech Explorer Day offered opportunities for high school girls to examine future careers and interactive mentors.

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Student group pushes for carbon-free energy use in Granite School District

Mar 29, 2022 09:58PM ● By Darrell Kirby

Clean Energy Team wants commitment to pollution-free energy by 2040, while district states the timeline is not feasible.

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Millcreek student wins Gallaudet University’s National Literacy Contest

Mar 29, 2022 09:56PM ● By Lizzie Walie

Millcreek student Sarah Gubler takes first place in a National Literacy Contest. The 11th grader ranked as finalist in two categories and walked away with her fourth consecutive win in the ASL Poetry Division.

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Highland High School celebrates longtime teacher

Mar 29, 2022 09:55PM ● By Lizzie Walie

Highland High School Teacher Dean Collett has taught at the school for almost seven decades. He has worked with the school since their inaugural year. To celebrate his astonishing career, the school has dedicated and named a commons area after the educator.

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Health department seeks films sharing stories of resilience

Mar 28, 2022 09:36PM ● By Julie Slama

“The film festival is a terrific opportunity to motivate teens to continue engaging in these important conversations about their physical, mental and social health, especially after the last two years they’ve endured during the pandemic,” said Julia Glade, Salt Lake County Health Department healthy communities coordinator.

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