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The Department of Environmental Quality is investigating water contamination allegations at the Park City School District’s Treasure Mountain Junior High demolition site.
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The Park City School District plans to implement a new curriculum meant for young students with autism and significant developmental delays. Additions could come as early as January.
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A Park City High School student has revived a campus Turning Point USA club. The group was worried about retribution, but said the community has been supportive.
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The Park City School District is in year three of its five-year strategic plan and is making steady progress toward its goals. Eighth-grade math and multilingual learners need the most help.
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The Park City School District’s enrollment numbers continued to decline this year, but officials say numbers should begin to even out.
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Park City High School has just cut the ribbon on its latest phase of construction. The new wing provides expanded options for students.
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Most survey respondents want the Park City School District to keep Friday early release and February break — and the district plans to follow suit.
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Park City High is one of 10 schools fielding teams for the inaugural season of Utah’s girls flag football league. Park City’s Black and Red teams feature players from across the Wasatch Back.
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Students across the Wasatch Back are back in school on campuses with extra security measures in place. It’s part of a state mandate to make schools safer.
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Utah recently released standardized test scores for districts across the state. Students from three Wasatch Back districts performed better than state averages.
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Crews will begin demolishing Park City’s Treasure Mountain Junior High Monday, Sept. 22. Construction on nearby softball and baseball fields is on schedule.
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The Park City School District is considering changing its early-out day as well as shortening February break.