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In spite of setbacks Skyline unveils new pool and gymnasium facilities

Nov 01, 2022 08:10PM ● By Lizzie Walie

Skyline High School unveiled its new gymnasium and pool on Sept. 20. The new facilities are part of a comprehensive rebuild of the school, which is aiming to be fully functional and open to students by December 2025.

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Spring Lane and Twin Peaks school closures seem inevitable after district meetings

Nov 01, 2022 07:50PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Data presented at meetings show Holladay elementary enrollment is unsustainably low and unevenly distributed for current boundaries.

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Pay attention and slow down say school crossing guards to drivers

Nov 01, 2022 06:55PM ● By Julie Slama

“Crossing guards are there to keep your children in Sandy safe and they are among our everyday heroes every day. So slow down, pay attention and have some patience.”

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Flooding and a fire plague Skyline High at the start of the academic year

Oct 01, 2022 07:48PM ● By Lizzie Walie

Skyline High School suffers massive flooding at the beginning of the 2022 academic year, affecting its hallways, classrooms and auditorium. Just weeks after the flooding, a fire reportedly threatened to burn the gymnasium. Luckily, no injuries were reported in either incident and students continue to attend school.

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In spite of setbacks Skyline unveils new pool and gymnasium facilities

Oct 01, 2022 07:47PM ● By Lizzie Walie

Skyline High School unveiled its new gymnasium and pool on Sept. 20. The new facilities are part of a comprehensive rebuild of the school, which is aiming to be fully functional and open to students by December 2025.

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Incorporating culture into language classes during Hispanic Heritage Month

Oct 01, 2022 07:23PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Hispanic Heritage Month is an official U.S. holiday that began in 1968, and it’s not just for those with Hispanic heritage.

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Families and employees at Holladay schools say ‘Boo to the Flu’ at vaccination events

Oct 01, 2022 07:21PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Schools work with Community Nursing Services to make flu vaccinations accessible.

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Student honors missing Utah military personnel

Sep 04, 2022 10:11AM ● By Liz Craker

Skyline High senior Ayden Cline honored Riverton resident Ivan LeRoy Bills, who died at sea at age 18, for his Silent Heroes project and learned that Bills’ family had never received recognition of his Purple Heart and Navy Silver Star.

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Granite School District’s refugee night combines philanthropy and fun

Sep 04, 2022 10:09AM ● By Lizzie Walie

Granite School District hosts their annual refugee night at Granite Park Jr. High. Students were given free backpacks and parents could visit several resource booths to learn about programs and initiatives designed to help them integrate into the community. The event concluded with a mini outdoor carnival.

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Granite School District students collaborate on a mural highlighting community

Sep 04, 2022 10:08AM ● By Lizzie Walie

Granite School District brought several of their institutions together to create a series of murals under one project header. “The Sense of Community” project showcases the distinctive features of each school, while celebrating their unity as one district. Students were guided by professional artist Matt Monson, during its three year creative process.

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