Looking to Transfer Schools? Here’s What Parents Need to Know About ‘School Choice’ Permits — and Proposed Boundary Changes
As Canyons studies potential school-boundary adjustments, the District remains focused on maintaining stability and choice for families. Nov. 15, 2025, marks the start of the Open Enrollment season, and careful planning now will help the District welcome as many “School Choice” transfer requests as possible while ensuring smooth transitions if new boundaries are approved. What […]
Save the Date: Back-to-School Registration Starts Aug. 4
Mark your calendars now for back-to-school registration, which starts at 8:30 a.m. on Aug. 4, 2025. All students, whether they are starting kindergarten or returning for more academic adventures, must complete the online registration process. NEW STUDENTS TO CANYONS: If your child is new to Canyons, and has never attended one of our schools, you […]
Lunch is on us! Canyons District to Serve Free Summer Meals
Did you know when school is out for summer, school-aged children can still access free school meals? Three Canyons District schools will be serving up free breakfast and lunch from June 2 to August 1, 2025 as part of the federally approved Summer Food Service Program. All children 18 years and younger are eligible to […]
District Office Administrative Opening(s)
Human Resources has recently become aware of the following District Office Administrative opening(s): If you are interested in applying, please complete the specific job application at: Administrative Job Openings.
Connect Canyons: Canyons Purchasing Giving Items Second Chance in Public Surplus
Canyons Purchasing Giving Items Second Chance in Public Surplus
For most people, if you need a pencil or a binder, it’s a quick trip to the store or an even faster click of a button. But what if you need hundreds of pencils or electronic devices for a classroom? That’s where Canyon School District’s Purchasing Department comes into play. “Our department handles anything a […]
CSD Opens Public-Input Window on Proposed Math Curriculum
Canyons District’s partnership with parents continues with the launch of a public review of a proposed new mathematics curriculum for every grade level. Following a longstanding practice in CSD, all stakeholders — parents, patrons, and students — are invited to review and provide input on the proposed curriculum. Members of the Board of Education will […]
Hundreds of Middle Schoolers to Perform at Canyons Honors Festival
Talented student-musicians at Canyons District middle schools are readying to harmonize in ways they never have before. More than 200 sixth- through eighth-grade students have been selected, either by audition or their A-grade classroom participation, to sing or play instruments at the prestigious Canyons District Middle school Honors Music Festival. “This is the best of […]
Fluent in More Than One Language? Apply for the Seal of Biliteracy
In a world where bilingualism is a superpower, Canyons students are proving just how far language can take them. Last year, 78 percent of the high school seniors who applied earned Utah’s Seal of Biliteracy. Each year, Canyons School District invites high school juniors and seniors to apply for the Seal of Biliteracy, a designation […]
Clash of the Titans: Dr. Robins chats with his son, Mt. Ridge Coach Nick Robins, and CCHS Coach Kjar about Friday’s football semifinal
One of the storylines swirling Friday’s 6A semifinal battle between perennial powerhouse Corner Canyon and the on-the-rise Mountain Ridge is a good-natured question of allegiances: Which team will Canyons Superintendent Dr. Rick Robins be cheering for during the 11 a.m. game at the University of Utah’s Rice-Eccles Stadium. Will Dr. Robins, a Hall of Fame […]
Clash of the Titans: Dr. Robins chats with his son, Mt. Ridge Coach Nick Robins, and CCHS Coach Kjar about Friday’s football semifinal
Their Service, Our Freedom: Canyons Salutes Veterans With Essay Contest, New Dedication Wall
Freedom is never free — and on Veterans Day, Canyons District schools pause to remember the men and women whose service has safeguarded the rights we enjoy, including the right to a free and appropriate education. Every Veterans Day, CSD classrooms open their doors to parents, neighbors, and grandparents in uniform who exemplify what it […]
The Power of Performance: The Lasting Impact of Theater in Education
Studies show students who participate in theater programs exhibit higher-than-average scores on standardized tests, making it more likely they’ll graduate and attend college. The theater arts also nurture critical thinking and communication skills — not to mention, it can be fun stepping into the shoes of different characters and worlds. As Canyons School District’s five […]
