
Midvalley community bids farewell to 63-year-old schoolhouse
The staff and faculty at Midvalley Elementary had big plans for celebrating the end of the school year — plans disrupted by COVID-19. The Jr. Huskies haven’t been able to step inside their classrooms since mid-March when government officials placed all Utah schools under a soft closure as a preventive health measure. And they won’t be returning next fall to the 63-year-old school building, which is being rebuilt. So, to give students closure and a chance to say goodbye to their beloved schoolhouse, faculty and staff recently organized a “reverse-parade,” inviting families to drive through the parking lot to celebrate