Hillcrest High students learn career readiness skills, impress mock interviewers

Through mock interviews and looking to their future, “students begin thinking and planning and prepare themselves more and just don’t walk through school, but learn to take their education more seriously,” said Hillcrest High teacher Lian Feng. Read More »

Hillcrest High graduates recognized for making difference in others’ lives

Hillcrest High School’s distinguished alumni award recipients were nominated based on their work in the community and impact they’ve made on others. Read More »

Sister squad makes points on the court

“It’s really good to have a really trusted, close personal relationship with who I can talk about things on the field and court with,” said Hillcrest High senior Grace Pruden, who just finished playing her second season of high school soccer with her sister and now will share the basketball court with her. Read More »

Volleyball, cross country, football seasons come to close for Hillcrest student-athletes

Hillcrest coaches are proud of fall student-athletes improvement, attitude and hard work. Read More »

Hillcrest High, Savage, United Way partner to create student educational pathway, supportive services

Through the SHINE partnership, Hillcrest High students can enter a new pathway that may lead them to a lucrative career at Savage, a global industry leader in the transportation and logistics field, while also having the student services to support them. Read More »

Immerse yourself in art at new Leonardo exhibit

The first show being played at the Leonardo is titled “Monet to Kandinsky” and features the work of 10 artists who revolutionized the art world. Read More »

Art show attracts talented artists from around the valley

But the grand prize went to a Midvale resident. Read More »

Midvale elects new mayor, council seats retained by incumbents

One councilman ran unopposed in the general election for the second time. Read More »

Hillcrest volleyball players learn skills, leadership to build program to win on and off the court

“Ultimately, I want this program to be a winning program. I really hate losing; it’s more than bumps, setting and spiking. It’s about trying to build people,” said Hillcrest High’s volleyball coach. Read More »

Hillcrest High sophomore promotes inclusion in art, presents work to Utah’s First Lady

When the inclement weather washed out many of the plans at the unified soccer state championship and Utah First Lady Abby Cox’s Show Up Initiative, one Hillcrest High student didn’t let that dampen her plans. Read More »