They Blinded me with Science! Science Fair Judges Needed to Judge District Fair
Calling all Isaac Newtons, Marie Curies and Charles Darwins. Canyons School District is holding its annual science fair in late January and early February, and is in need of adult volunteers to participate as judges. As judges, science professionals will have the opportunity to memorably impact the lives of some very talented young people. Judges must register online, and […]
Every Student Achieves’ Mindset Pays off in Soaring Graduation Rates
Canyons District’s graduation rate has reached a new high. Over the past seven years, the percent of high school seniors to graduate has climbed steadily to surpass the state average, rising from 83 percent in 2011 to 89 percent in 2018an increase largely driven by the achievement of a group of students who typically face the […]
Celebrating the Immeasurable Contributions of our Retirees
What’s the measure of a career? Is it in years worked or hours paid? In decisions made, innovations sparked, and friendships forged? Or is it found in the legacy we leave, and the smiles and dreams of those who have benefitted from the fruits of our labor? Nearly 80 Canyons District employees have made known their plans to make […]
Brighton, Hillcrest Mark 50th Anniversary of the ‘Battle of the Ax’
The famed Battle of the Ax, one of Utah’s longest-standing high school sports rivalries, is celebrating its 50th anniversary to coincide with the 50th year of Brighton High. It was the 1969 opening of Brighton, in fact, that led to the creation of the Bengals’ annual wrestling competition against Hillcrest High. Brighton was built to accommodate […]
You’re Invited: Special Education Parent Focus Group
If you have a child who is receiving special education services in the Canyons School District, we want to know more about your experience. As part of a routine survey performed every other year by the Utah State Board of Education, the District has scheduled a focus group to receive input from parents and guardians […]
Why I Teach’ – How Canyons District is Working with the University of Utah to Lift the Teaching Profession
We all grumble about our jobs from time to time, and teachers are no different. Those small and subtle messages, however, can quickly snowball to create an unflattering picture of teaching as a career choiceespecially when uttered within earshot of impressionable young minds and compounded with news headlines about teacher shortages and walkouts. But what […]
Board of Education Members Take Oath of Office, Elect Leadership
Four members of the Canyons Board of Education were sworn into office on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019 after winning the majority of the votes in the November 2018 General Election. Also, in a historic decision, the newly empaneled Board voted to elect Nancy Tingey as the first female Board President in Canyons District history. The […]
CSD Honors Service of Outgoing Board President Sherril Taylor
This January marks the first time in over a decade that Sherril H. Taylor, a member of the inaugural Canyons Board of Education, does not have a front-row to history in Canyons School District. With his decision to not seek re-election in November, Taylor’s 10-year tenure as the representative for District No. 6 in Canyons came […]
Play and Learn: CSD Accepting Applications for 2019-2020 Preschool Program
Yes, the calendar may tell us that it’s snow-filled January but it’s not too early to start thinking about where to send your 4-year-old child to preschool when the leaves of the trees start to turn golden in autumn. The application window for spots in Canyons District’s tuition-based preschools in the 2019-2020 school year […]
CSD Teachers Rock! Nominate Your Favorite for Teacher of the Year
It’s been said that the influence of a great teacher can never be erased. To celebrate the indelible marks that educators make in the lives of children, the Canyons Board of Education and Administration are asking for nominations for the District’s 2019 Teacher of the Year. The community is invited to submit nominations for this […]
