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Park City High School’s Class of 2025 closed out their Dozier Field graduation ceremony with hoots, hollers and tasseled caps flying through the air Friday, June 6. One student exemplifies how school programs help students succeed.
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Dozens of former and current staff and students from Treasure Mountain Junior High said goodbye to the school Wednesday.
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Treasure Mountain Junior High will close this week after more than 40 years serving local students. Parkites will bid farewell to the school Wednesday.
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Lights, sirens and a helicopter descended on Park City High School Friday to show students the dangers of driving under the influence. It was a reenactment ahead of graduation.
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The Park City School District released a redacted copy of its investigation into former Chief Operating Officer Michael Tanner Wednesday.
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Park City High School students are using new artificial intelligence-based pilot training software in aviation classes. The software simulates air traffic control.
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The Park City School District won’t raise taxes for the 2026 fiscal year. It will draw from its reserves and absorb staff positions instead.
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The Park City School District’s athletics master plan has hit a pair of roadblocks. The Dozier Field layout must be changed and construction start times may be pushed back slightly.
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The Park City School District will host a community conversation and panel discussion on a proposed cellphone policy for the high school Monday.
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A former Park City High School dance and cheer teacher has dropped her lawsuit against the Park City School District May 6.
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For a decade now, Park City High School’s Bright Futures has invited first-generation college students to apply for a multi-year program that helps them through the challenges to get to graduation day.
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More than 100 students, staff and other community members attended a “Rainbow Breakfast” at Park City High School Wednesday. It was in response to a new law banning pride flags at schools going into effect.