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Two Park City High School teachers who run or bike before class each day are receiving special honors. They were surprised with 2026 Excellent Educator awards.
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Earth is being turned on construction projects throughout Park City, and contaminated soil is top of mind. Here's more on the rules in place to protect the community's health.
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Expanded course offerings will take the Park City School District’s aviation program to new heights next year. Students will have the chance to build a small airplane.
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Park City School District’s new baseball and softball fields won’t be ready for spring sports this year. But Dozier field construction is on track.
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Park City’s Trailside Elementary will have a new principal starting July 1. The previous principal left abruptly in late March.
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Park City High officially has a new head football coach. Dennis Cunningham has spent the last four seasons with the team as an assistant coach.
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Female athletes can put their health at risk if they fail to eat enough as they train and compete. A student-driven panel of doctors and elite athletes discussed the consequences and the cure at Park City High School.
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Park City School District has secured a permit to remove water from the Kearns Boulevard construction site. The update comes after the contractor illegally dumped site water.
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The Park City School District has proposed rerouting Park City High School buses to Lucky John Drive to increase safety. But Park City planning commissioners don’t want to route traffic through a neighborhood.
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The Utah State Board of Education has recognized Park City High School for its “exemplary” support of English language learners. Over 95% of Park City high schoolers whose first language isn’t English are earning college credit.
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Park City School District partners with foundation aiming to raise millions for athletics facilitiesThe parent-formed Go Miners Athletic Foundation has officially partnered with the Park City School District to support athletics. It will operate similarly to the Park City Education Foundation.
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Park City School District may accept up to 190 out-of-boundary students for the 2026-2027 school year. KPCW’s Kristine Weller reports many applied for Kindergarten spots.