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What’s the recipe for student success? Relationships, relationships, relationships. Call it a twist on the “three Rs,” but relationships are truly the foundation of all learning, from the time we are infants enthralled in a game of peek-a-boo to the mentors who influence our path through school, college and the workplace. To borrow an oft-quoted phrase:  Students don’t care what you know (about reading, writing or arithmetic) until they know how much you care. At a time when the country seems more divided than ever, how can schools create the right conditions for relationships to flourish? According to Dr. David

Canyons District’s lunch crews remain committed to ensuring all students have uninterrupted access to nutritious meals. Starting Oct. 9, Fridays will be a day for independent, at-home learning for students — and CSD’s Nutrition Services Professionals will make sure they are properly fueled for a full day of study. On Thursdays, school lunchrooms will double the number of meals they normally prepare, adding a sack lunch to the mix for students to take home and enjoy on Friday. Schools that serve breakfast will also prepare a grab-and-go breakfast. The only exception would be for no-school days. Schools will not be

The vital role of custodians has perhaps never been more apparent than in this era of COVID-19.  But our custodians are responsible for far more than meets the eye. They play a vital role in keeping our campuses safe and welcoming — and they help us conserve precious taxpayer dollars by ensuring our schools operate efficiently. They are the first to arrive to work in the morning and often the last to leave. On National Custodial Workers Recognition Day Oct. 2, 2020, Canyons School District wishes to honor the men and women who work behind the scenes to support student

As a result of the of the number of positive COVID-19 cases associated with the school, coupled with the increase in the community transmission rates, Corner Canyon High students will continue on an online-only learning model until at least Friday, Oct. 16.  The decision to remain all-online at CCHS is in line with a recommendation from the Salt Lake County Health Department. It also follows the Canyons Board of Education’s COVID-19-response guidelines. The number of cases associated with Corner Canyon High are available on Canyons’ data dashboard. Information from the data dashboard guides the Canyons Board of Education and Administration