Brighton Students Have Winning Recipe
Culinary arts students at Brighton High School have found a recipe for success. The Brighton High students, many of whom work in the school’s award-winning campus restaurant, were honored this month with a first-place finish at a contest that pitted them against 21 teams from schools throughout Utah. The Brighton team won the “culinary” competition, […]
2nd Ski & Shred Night
Please come join us for the 2nd Annual Ski and Shred Night with Superintendent Doty Brighton Ski Resort Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011 Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011Saturday, March, 26, 2011 Join Dr. Doty for a cup of hot cocoa Where: Brown bag area below Molly Greens @ 6:00 pm, 7:00 p.m & 8:00 p.m. Present the coupon […]
Albion Middle School Community Plans Fundraiser For Chile
The Albion Middle School community is sponsoring a fund-raising event to help the people of Chile, who are struggling with the devastation wrought last weekend by an earthquake that registered 8.8 on the Richter scale. Please plan to attend the Saturday, March 13 event, which from 4 to 8 p.m. will feature local bands and […]
Canyons School District Celebrates ‘Read Across America’
Canyons School District was among the numerous organizations that celebrated Tuesday the contributions made by the late Theodor Seuss Geisel known affectionately worldwide as “Dr. Seuss.” The National Education Association honors Dr. Seuss every year on or around his March 2 birthday with a pro-literacy event known as “Read Across America.” See the news […]
Freshman Swimmer Breaks National Record
Long Gutierrez, a ninth-grader at Butler Middle School who competes on the Brighton High School swim team, recently broke a national record for his age group. At a meet in St. George in February, Gutierrez logged a time of 49.02 in the 100 butterfly to break the previous national record of 49.18. Gutierrez also holds […]
Canyons residents would back $200 million bond, survey finds
More than three-fourths of Canyons residents surveyed said they would support a hypothetical $200 million bond with no tax increase to repair school buildings in Canyons School District, a Dan Jones & Associates survey shows. Of 402 registered voters surveyed, 41 percent said they definitely would support a $200 million bond that would not raise […]
March 2, 2010 Study Session
Contents: Bond Survey Building Project Discussion Budget Cuts Bills Update More than three-fourths of Canyons residents would support a $200 million bond More than three-fourths of Canyons residents surveyed said they would support a hypothetical $200 million bond with no tax increase to repair school buildings in Canyons School District, a Dan Jones & Associates […]
Hillcrest Senior Receives Alliance for Young Artist and Writers Award
Xueyou “Sherry” Wang, a senior at Hillcrest High School, won a regional Gold Key in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards for 2010. The contest is sponsored by the Alliance of Young Artists and Writers. Of the 165,000 submitted entries to the regional program, only 1,111 manuscripts earned gold recognition this year. Wang’s work advances […]
Canyons District’s Letter to Gov. Gary Herbert
Board of Education President Tracy Scott Cowdell and Superintendent David S. Doty have responded to Gov. Gary Herbert’s comments on the creation of the Canyons School District, which has thrived in the first few months of its inaugural year. In a letter that was hand-delivered Friday to the Governor’s Office, Mr. Cowdell and Dr. Doty […]
Canyons School District’s Statement Regarding HB292
The following statement has been issued by the Canyons School District regarding HB292, which seeks to require Canyons District to pay an additional $15.4 million in operating funds to Jordan School District: “Canyons School District was created under Utah law, and its creation has been upheld by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. An arbitration […]
