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Fifth-grade students and their parents invited to maturation program

To help start conversations about health, wellness and the maturation process, Canyons School District has developed an informational maturation program for fifth-grade students and their parents.

Presentations conducted by professional speakers have been scheduled through the months of February and March. Parents are encouraged to attend these free events with their children, and to choose which dates and locations are most convenient, so that they can continue the discussion in their homes.

The aim of the program, which supplants the fifth-grade maturation days that were previously held at each individual school, is to provide consistent, sensitive and approved instruction districtwide. Parents, please leave younger siblings at home.

Maturation Program for Boys
Presenter Jim Kelly
All sessions from 7-8 p.m.

  • Thursday, Feb. 23 – Albion Middle
  • Tuesday, Feb. 28 – Draper Park Middle
  • Thursday, March 23 – Mount Jordan Middle
  • Wednesday, March 29 – Eastmont Middle 

Maturation Program for Girls
Presenter Carrie Ann Kemp
All sessions from 7-8 p.m.

  • Tuesday, Feb. 21 – Albion Middle
  • Wednesday, March 1 – Draper Park Middle
  • Wednesday, March 22 – Mount Jordan Middle
  • Thursday, March 30 – Eastmont Middle

Interpreters for Spanish-speakers will be available at the presentations at Mount Jordan Middle.

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