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Wasatch Back school districts saw another enrollment decline this fall, following a state trend. Some school leaders predict that will change.
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A Park City nonprofit is helping struggling kids learn to read during Dyslexia Awareness Month. New school programs are also helping.
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South Summit School District leadership addressed concerns about a lack of teacher support at a Board of Education meeting this week. Former teachers and a current employee say leaders haven’t done enough.
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A new report shows fewer than half of Utah students are proficient in core subjects. Three out of four Wasatch Back school districts are performing better than state averages.
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Mountainland Technical College has opened its first Wasatch Back location, making automotive, healthcare and other trade certifications more easily attainable.
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Winter Sports School seniors jumped into the Utah Olympic Park training pool for the last time as a class Monday. They reminisced about their time together.
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Wasatch County’s new high school welcomed students for the first time Tuesday. Deer Creek High seniors want to build a school identity while keeping ties with Wasatch High.
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For the first time in around a decade, Park City High School is teaching students how to drive. School district leaders wanted to make driver’s education more accessible.
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Wasatch High School teacher Emily Willardson’s love of home cooking has earned her a national culinary community outreach award.
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Wasatch County’s second high school opened to the public Wednesday, July 29. The new school expands opportunities for students.
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The South Summit School District adopted a $38 million fiscal year 2027 budget this month. Teachers will get a higher raise than expected.
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The Park City School District board has again hit pause on adjusting Friday release times. A survey shows elementary parents were split.