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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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Around 20 Park City students will travel to France this week to participate in a sister city exchange. The exchange has been ongoing for over two decades.
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Park City High School’s head football coach, who’s known for his mentorship, has resigned from his post after a decade. He’s moving to Brighton High School.
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The Park City Council plans to put child care support into its annual budget. The decision is part of efforts to provide a sustainable funding source.
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More than 150 Park City High School students walked out of their classes about an hour into their school day Friday morning to protest along Kearns Boulevard. They waved handmade signs, American and Mexican flags and chanted “snow, not ice,” and “this is what democracy looks like.”
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A group of local parents has formed a foundation to help the Park City School District fund part of its athletics master plan. They plan to launch a capital campaign to build an indoor field house.
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After contractors illegally dumped water from a Park City school construction site, district leaders say they are working with Utah water regulators to safely dispose of groundwater.
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For the first time since the Park City School District launched its preschool program in 2010, children who live outside school boundaries can now enroll.
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A new report shows half of Utah’s K-3 students don't meet grade-level reading standards, prompting state leaders to consider new retention rules. Others may have something to learn from Park City schools, which have the state’s highest literacy rate.
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Alcohol, drug and vape use are decreasing among students in Summit and Wasatch counties, following a statewide trend.
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Park City students delivered 1,000 holiday meals to Wasatch Back families in need to spread holiday cheer. Students stocked the Christian Center of Park City’s warehouse as well.