Anybody hear a loud sound around Canyons School District on Monday morning? If so, it wasn’t from a meteor. Rather, you might’ve heard the collective cheers, enthusiastic greetings, and energetic back-to-school bustling from students, teachers, staff members, and administrators. School is back in session for most CSD students, and excitement

Shortly after hugging the fuzzy Blizzard the Yeti mascot after his debut, watching her staff enthusiastically sing their new school song, delivering a speech in an unplanned rainstorm, getting covered in white fake snow, and greeting hundreds of young students, community members and local dignitaries, Julie Winfree took a deep

As part of the Utah State Board of Education’s annual review of the state’s core educational standards — essentials of learning identified for all students, from kindergarten through high school — Canyons District parents, students, and employees are invited to participate in a survey. Your feedback will help inform future

“Fired up!” wasn’t the official theme of the 2022 “Team CSD” New Employee BBQ on Wednesday, Aug. 3 at Alta High, but it could have been. Grills were fired up to cook hot dogs for the large gathering of new employees and their families. Principals, District administrators and Board members

Canyons District is taking steps to ease the transition for families as America’s free school meal program ends. When families replenish their meal accounts this year, they’ll do so exclusively online  —  a convenience that will reduce costs and make it possible for Canyons to keep meal prices low. “There