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In a special meeting on Friday, Sept.18, the Board of Education approved a moving-forward roadmap for Canyons District to follow as school communities experience increases in positive COVID-19 cases. As a result of the new plan, Corner Canyon High will pivot on Monday, Sept. 21 to an online-learning instruction model for 14 days. Parent and guardians on Friday night received a letter informing them of the temporary schedule change. The pause in on-campus learning was determined to be in the best interest of students, families, and employees following a sustained increase in COVID-19 cases in the Draper community. In-person instruction is expected to resume

Canyons School District has launched a new dashboard detailing the number of active COVID-19 cases associated with its schools. The information will help guide the Canyons Board of Education and Administration as the community works together to face an unprecedented public-health challenge. It’s also hoped it will help families make decisions about the in-person and remote learning options open to them. The dashboard, which will be updated twice weekly, shows the number of COVID-19 cases per school, the in-person enrollment and attendance at each school, and rolling counts of quarantined individuals. To help put the quarantine data in context, there

The Canyons Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for tonight, Friday Sept. 18 to determine what further steps may need to be taken to help interrupt the transmission cycle of COVID-19 in the communities we serve. The meeting will start at 4:30 p.m. and will be broadcast live on CSDTV. The agenda has been posted online. To handle the large volume of patrons and employees seeking to provide feedback, we have set up a mechanism to submit comments in writing. The public is welcome and encouraged to email their comments to communications@canyonsdistrict.org. The Canyons Administration and Board of

Connect Canyons Episode 6 Subscribe to “Connect Canyons” on your favorite podcast platform and hear what Canyon’s District’s student body leadership has to say about leading by example, staying connected, and staying safe. Listen to Connect Canyons Now > Will Rahaniotis was a freshman when he set a goal of running for Brighton High’s student body president. Little did he know in his senior year he would be leading his peers in the most unprecedented year in the school’s history. “Since freshman year, I imagined myself running, and doing my skit in front of my school [as part of my