Canyons Board of Education Calls for Resignation of State Board Member Natalie Cline

The Canyons Board of Education voted Tuesday, Feb. 13 for a resolution calling for the resignation of Utah State Board of Education member Natalie Cline.  Canyons leaders met in a special meeting in response to the Granite School District’s request of other school districts and elected bodies to join with them in asking for Cline […]

Legislative Update 2.13.24

Legislative Update 2.13.24

Legislative Update 2.12.24

Legislative Update 2.12.24

Fifth-Grade Students, Parents Invited to Maturation Programs

Canyons District’s popular maturation program proves that, while growing up can be hard, talking about it needn’t be. Each year, CSD sponsors an informational program for fifth-grade students and their parents with the aim of providing consistent, sensitive and approved health and maturation instruction districtwide. All girls and boys presentations are conducted by Carrie Ann […]

Legislative Update 2.9.24

Legislative Update 2.9.24

Bonus Episode 74: From Sidelines to Super Bowl: New CSD Coaches Predict Winner of Sunday’s Big Game

Few other events bring the country together like the Super Bowl.  This year’s gridiron battle, which includes a graduate of a Canyons District high school, has the star power to best last year’s viewing audience of 115 million. Whether you’re a San Francisco 49ers or Kansas City Chiefs fan, plan to attend a party for […]

Digital Safety and Privacy: Canyons Commits to Technology Transparency with New Parent Portal

It’s the parenting dilemma of the digital age: How do we encourage our kids to take advantage of all that technology affords while keeping them safe in the digital world? How do we model the healthy use of smartphones, social media, and the Internet? In Canyons District, we are committed to empowering students to be […]

Legislative Update 2.8.24

Legislative Update 2.8.24

Legislative Update 2.7.24

Legislative Update 2.7.24

Hillcrest Theatre to Raise the Curtain on American Debut of “The James Plays”

This year, Hillcrest High School’s award-winning theatre department hopes to continue to wow audiences as they prepare to lift the curtain on an American debut nine-years in the making. Nearly a decade ago, Hillcrest fine arts teacher Joshua Long took a trip to London. While he was there, he spent the day at the Royal […]