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Will the opioid settlement come to Midvale?

Feb 02, 2022 01:03PM ● By Erin Dixon

To combat and prevent opioid abuse, some cities are joining the nationwide Opioid Settlement.

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Jordan Valley students given a dino-mite treat with Jurassic era visitors

Jan 31, 2022 02:29PM ● By Julie Slama

Jordan Valley students got a rare up-close glimpse of what it was during the Jurassic era when dinosaurs walked on Earth as a life-like raptor and its baby made it right through the school’s front doors and into the cafeteria.

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How a young mom championed the creation of Jordan Valley School nearly 60 years ago

Jan 25, 2022 01:57PM ● By Sarah Morton Taggart

Ida Romero started the school for a daughter who never got to attend.

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Students get a look into manufacturing principles, careers at Rock West Composites

Jan 13, 2022 11:38AM ● By Julie Slama

“One of the cool things they make is a lightweight, portable X-ray machine, that…is able to use on football fields as well as Third World countries,” said Christy Bond, Jordan High work-based learning coordinator who escorted approximately 25 students from Canyons School District high schools through Rock West Composites in West Jordan on National Manufacturing Day.

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Canyons honors those who provide excellence, commitment, leadership

Jan 10, 2022 03:16PM ● By Julie Slama

The district's Apex Awards honor everyone from teachers and administrators to volunteers and support staff.

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Hillcrest High students learn career readiness skills, impress mock interviewers

Dec 13, 2021 02:11PM ● By Julie Slama

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.

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

Dec 01, 2021 02:24PM ● By Julie Slama

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.

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

Nov 22, 2021 11:57AM ● By Julie Slama

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.

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Hillcrest High entrepreneurship, marketing students apply learning to real-world

Nov 09, 2021 10:47AM ● By Julie Slama

Need an air freshener with Hillcrest High’s principal’s face on it? How about a rubber duck or a silver ring? After learning about entrepreneurship principles, students have $200 available to them as a loan to roll out products to sell at the school.

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Midvalley Elementary transitions to Title I, to receive additional support for students

Nov 01, 2021 02:46PM ● By Julie Slama

Midvalley is transitioning to be the fifth Title I elementary school in the Canyons School District and parents and others will have a say on how federal funds will be used to provide students with additional support.

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