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Students developing superpowers at Bennion Elementary

Feb 27, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Bennion Elementary trains students to be superheroes.

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Taylorsville High’s Harwood named heart challenge winner

Feb 07, 2019 ● By City Journals Staff

Taylorsville High’s Kevin Harwood and Corner Canyon’s Mindy Wilder came away with overall winner and most improved, respectively, but all participants say they are all winners in the teacher 2018 My Heart Challenge.

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Inspirational teen receives $25,000 scholarship

Feb 07, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Thanh Le: high school senior, athlete, leader, recovering perfectionist, scholarship winner.

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High school students have fun while fundraising for local organizations

Feb 04, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Across the Salt Lake Valley, high school students reach out to help their fellow neighbors.

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HOPE Squad spreads positivity at Taylorsville High School

Jan 29, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Club prepares students to help peers with mental health issues.

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Administrative changes cause domino effect

Jan 29, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Appointment of principals to new schools causes domino effect of administrative changes in local schools.

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Students welcome kindness campaigns in schools

Jan 25, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Students across the Salt Lake Valley support positivity and kindness in schools.

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Silly is on the menu at Fremont Elementary

Jan 09, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

You’d be surprised what’s on the school lunch menu — silliness, sci-fi and sliced rambutan.

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How students can set resolutions to lead more balanced lives

Jan 07, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Eating right, sleep, exercise and setting priorities are among the advice from school officials for students to lead balanced lives.

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Granite Education Foundation celebrates 30 years supporting students and community

Dec 17, 2018 ● By Lindsey Baxter

Granite Education Foundation began as a small group of concerned adults and has grown to a national top foundation now in its 30th year.

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