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Blackridge Elementary’s caretaker

Jan 25, 2017 04:33PM ● By Tori La Rue

According to school administration, Blackridge Elementary school’s head custodian is redefining what it means to be a school employee.

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Riverton graduate discovers similarities, differences in organic and conventional chicken

Dec 06, 2016 02:48PM ● By Tori La Rue

Ever wonder about the difference between organic and conventional meat products? One RHS grad did, and she found an answer.

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Mustangs claim championship amid band teacher turnover

Dec 06, 2016 02:43PM ● By Tori La Rue

Herriman High’s marching band brought home the state championship for the first time in the school’s history.

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Students fast forward 15 years during career day

Dec 06, 2016 02:41PM ● By Tori La Rue

Ninthgraders at Copper Mountain Middle had an opportunity to see what their lives might look like in 15 years.

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Suicidal thoughts on rise at Riverton High School

Dec 06, 2016 02:33PM ● By Tiffany Webb

Suicides have been on the rise since 1999 across the nation. Since then, Utah has seen larger increases in suicide than other states.

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Tumult for many for-profit colleges, why students still attend

Nov 29, 2016 03:12PM ● By Bryan Scott

ITT Technical Institutes closed its doors in September after receiving sanctions from the U.S. Department of Education, leaving Utah students in a lurch.

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Senator Mike Lee invites Herriman High students to economic summit

Oct 31, 2016 08:51AM ● By Tori La Rue

Sen. Mike Lee invited 14 Herriman High students to attend the Utah Solutions Summit.

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Oquirrh Hills students perform at the state capitol

Oct 31, 2016 08:45AM ● By Tori La Rue

About 60 Oquirrh Hills Middle School band, choir and orchestra students performed at the State Capitol on Oct. 3.

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School district looks to pass bond

Oct 28, 2016 12:53PM ● By Tori La Rue

With a rapid increase in student population in coming years, Jordan School District officials are looking to pass a $245 million bond for six new school buildings in the November ballot.

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Twenty-one Teachers Join Herriman High Faculty

Oct 06, 2016 02:53PM ● By Tori La Rue

Teacher attrition and student growth led Herriman High School administration to hire 21 new teachers for the 2016–17 school year.

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