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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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South Summit School District leaders and teachers will get a raise in fiscal year 2027. The superintendent and business administrator will also stay on for another two years.
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Two inmates from the Wasatch County Jail earned their high school diplomas Monday. Teachers say it’s wonderful to see students change their life for the better.
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Changes to Park City's Bright Futures program last year have more than tripled the number of first-generation high school seniors receiving support on their path to college.
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The South Summit School District has no plans to raise taxes despite facing a tight budget year.
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Pending a May vote, the fee to play football at Wasatch High School is expected to increase from $75 to $100 in the 2026-27 school year. Fees for all other sports will increase from $50 to $75.
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Early-bird registration for the 17th annual Running with Ed opens March 16 and will run through the end of the month, saving participants $50.
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Formerly organized under eight signature initiatives, the foundation recently streamlined its work into four focus areas.
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Salt Lake Community College is expanding its support of elite athletes with the launch of the Beyond the Podium program. The initiative helps Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls pursue both world-class training and higher education.
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Utah’s public schools will get a record $134 million distribution from state trust lands investments in the 2026-2027 school year.
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The participants of the 16th annual Running with Ed fundraiser didn’t let the rain dampen their enthusiasm to support Park City teachers, students and schools on Saturday, May 17. While the Park City Education Foundation didn’t reach its goal of $325,000, the relay race fundraiser topped $240,000 with more donations still coming in.