Ken Rowley Appointed New Principal of Alta High
Ken Rowley is applying a farmer’s wisdom to the tasks in front of him as he assumes the role of principal at Alta High: “As my dad would tell me, it’s time to roll up the sleeves and get to work.” Rowley, who has been an educator for 26 years, including 15 as principal at […]
Childhood yule memories inspired CCHS student-created artwork for CSD holiday card
Corner Canyon High senior Makayla Larkins’ art career began at home as a little girl. Years after drawing her family, pets, and stars on her favorite canvas at home — the walls, of course — Larkins’ passion for that creative form of visual expression has blossomed like a rose garden. “Art’s my life,” she said, […]
‘Season of Giving’ Well Under Way Around Canyons District
With the spirit of gratitude and giving that accompanies the holiday season, an abundance of food, clothing, and gifts are being gathered and given by students, families, and local organizations across Canyons School District. The heartfelt donations and deliveries recall a Brian Tracy recommendation: “Always give without remembering and always receive without forgetting.” Seventy percent […]
Looking to Transfer Schools? Join the Growing Number of Families Who Choose Canyons
Canyons continues to be the school district of choice for a growing number of families. For the second consecutive year, Canyons has seen a slight increase in the enrollment of transfer students who reside outside the District. About 23 percent of CSD’s 33,000 students attend the school of their choosing, or a school other than […]
Are You Bilingual, Trilingual, or a Polyglot? Apply for Utah’s Seal of Biliteracy
Are you bilingual, trilingual, or even a polyglot? Then consider yourself multilingual, and consider applying to have an official Seal of Biliteracy added to your child’s high school transcripts. Each year, Canyons School District invites high school juniors and seniors to apply for the Seal of Biliteracy, a designation by the Utah State Office of […]
Stacked with Talent: Ridgecrest Students Join Global Bid for World Record in Cup Stacking
Call it what you will — a trendy pastime or legitimate sport — but cup stacking has become an international phenomenon, and the students at Ridgecrest Elementary are now some of its biggest fans. Throughout the day Wednesday, Nov. 17, small groups of eager students piled into Ridgecrest’s gymnasium to test their hand at speed […]
Thank you, Education Support Professionals!
Borrowing from an African proverb, Superintendent Rick Robins says it takes a team and a village to fulfill the District’s promise of helping 34,000 students experience a world-class education. With that in mind, it’s with gratitude that Canyons School District recognizes Wednesday, Nov. 17, as Education Support Professionals Day to honor our ESPs — each […]
‘Heroes’ Honored at Stirring Canyons District Veterans Day Programs
Moments after Quail Hollow Elementary’s heartfelt and patriotic Veterans Day program, a touched Utah National Guardsman approached 96-year-old Navy Captain Albert L. Fisher, shook his weathered hand, and offered a well-deserved compliment: “You are a hero.” Fisher happens to be one of the few remaining heroes to have served in the military during World War II. […]
What’s a Typical Day Look Like in the Life of a School Psychologist?
https://youtu.be/l15f7l3ypTg School psychologists, as most people probably assume, work directly with students, but they also consult and collaborate with teachers and parents. They evaluate students for special education services, but also for mental health supports and referrals. They help build positive school climates where all students feel safe and welcome. They are an ally to […]
‘Best Day of the Year’ Canyons Education Foundation Surprises Teachers with Nearly $100,000 in Innovation Grants
Thank You to our Generous Donors and Community Partners. As many people focused on Halloween fun last week, it felt more like the season of giving for 21 educators around Canyons School District. Canyons Education Foundation board members and staff, District dignitaries, and even a city mayor, piled into a school bus laden with balloons […]
