‘Yule’ Get Mail: Sprucewood Students Create Artwork for CSD Holiday Card
Alison Little Mazie Morgan Ashlyn Richards The U.S. Postal Service anticipates hauling 1.2 billion cards across the country — and included in that total are warm wishes for a happy yuletide season from Canyons District. For the 10th year, Canyons District has created — then dropped into the mailbox for letter carriers to deliver around […]
Board Summary, Dec. 12, 2023
Note: Recordings and documents for agenda items can be accessed via BoardDocs by clicking on the corresponding agenda items. Long-Range Planning Committee Major improvements are proposed for Jordan High and Eastmont Middle. The Board of Education continues to review a list of the proposed renovations and upgrades at the homes of the Beetdiggers and Patriots, as […]
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Here’s Why CSD Schools Teach Information Literacy
Being a good citizen means being an informed citizen. Nothing short of a healthy democracy depends on it, says Canyons District’s Library and Media Specialist Gretchen Zaitzeff, who in 2022 helped bring into being an “information investigators” program that is empowering students to become just that. The program, launched with a state grant and additional […]
Canyons Elementary, Middle Schools Dominate U.S. News Rankings
Canyons District may be known for its state of the art schools. But it’s what goes on inside that sets us apart. Twenty-seven CSD elementary and middle schools topped the charts in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, earning “Best Schools” badges for display on their websites. Eight of CSD’s elementary schools are […]
Board Summary, Nov. 14, 2023
Note: Recordings and documents for agenda items can be accessed via BoardDocs by clicking on the corresponding agenda items. Study Session Operating System Subcommittee Report A subcommittee formed to focus on the “Operating Systems” section of the Strategic Plan is recommending a more equitable reconfiguration of how all CSD schools can benefit from the collection of […]
Fluent in More Than One Language? Apply for the Seal of Biliteracy
This badge of honor gives students a competitive edge when applying for jobs and college, and it was earned by 78 percent of Canyons’ high school seniors who applied for it last year. It’s called the Seal of Biliteracy — and the time to apply to have it affixed to your student’s transcripts is now. […]
School Choice: Apply to Transfer to Top-Ranked Canyons School District, Starting Nov. 15
In Utah, school choice means providing parents with educational options, and the freedom to choose the best options for their child — and a growing number of families are choosing Canyons School District. Under state law, parents can apply to have their students attend a school outside their neighborhood boundaries. The Early Enrollment window for applying for […]
Job Training: How Salt Lake Businesses Can Help Prepare Special Education Students for Careers
The vision of success for Canyons School District is that every student will graduate college- and career-ready. That extends through the average grade levels and beyond with the Canyons Transition Academy (CTA). In this week’s episode of Connect Canyons, we sit down with Linda Hall, the Administrator over CTA as well as Brian McGill, the […]
Paging All Thespians: The Curtain is Set to Go Up On Fall High School Musicals
It’ll be “Almost Like Being in Love” when the lights go down and the curtain goes up on “Brigadoon,” one of this year’s lineup of fall high school musical productions. We know our Canyons thespians pull out all the stops when it comes to their theatrical productions and this year they’re treating the community with […]