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Free lunch program to continue during federal government shutdown

Jan 24, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Canyons School District will continue to support free-, reduced-price lunches during federal government shutdown.

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Corner Canyon High adds new classrooms, expanded lunchroom

Jan 21, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Corner Canyon High is undergoing expansion to accommodate enrollment of 2,300 students.

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How students can set resolutions to lead more balanced lives

Jan 07, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Eating right, sleep, exercise and setting priorities are among the advice from school officials for students to lead balanced lives.

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Canyons Board of Education president riding off into the sunset — literally

Dec 14, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

After 47 years of service in public education, including the last 10 on Canyons Board of Education, Sherril Taylor is retiring.

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Are letter grades failing students? Parents give the grade to report cards

Nov 29, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

Several area school districts are taking a closer look to transition to or have made the change to standard-based (also called proficiency-based) report cards.

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Technical, vocational training becomes high-tech

Nov 26, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

Industry leaders share with students about career opportunities in the technical field.

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Fablehaven author kicks off new book, encourages reading and creativity

Nov 21, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

Channing Hall hosts New York Times best-selling author Brandon Mull to kick off new writing club.

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College applications? Tests? Fitting in? It’s more than that as student anxiety increases

Nov 19, 2018 ● By Julie Slama

More awareness of mental health issues such as anxiety is increasing amongst students, counselors say.

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What’s up, doc? HOSA, medical pathways enrollment high at CCHS

Nov 06, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Corner Canyon High HOSA student club enrollment increases six times with interest in new medical pathways program.

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11 ways that Utah teachers say parents can help their students gain literacy skills

Oct 30, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

What does literacy look like? At Athlos Academy it is everywhere—from the cafeteria to the laptop screen, from kindergarteners singing about the alphabet to teens hanging out in their own coffee shop-type lounge.

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