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KPCW/The Park City School District is storing contaminated soil in piles the state says violate environmental codes. The district is working with state agencies on what to do next. -
Jack Footer/Park City High School students watch YouTube in their morning classrooms twice a week. It is more educational than it sounds.
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Utah state lawmakers want an audit of the Park City School District. It will start next year. -
The Park City School District calls National Special Education Day an opportunity to recognize strides made in recognition of students' rights.
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Anyone visiting a Park City school campus is required to check in at the front office and wear a name tag. But last week, a juvenile from outside the school district reportedly rode a school bus to Treasure Mountain Jr. High School and sat down in a classroom before being discovered.
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Girl's wrestling has only been a high school sport for a couple of years - but it’s growing.
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At Tuesday’s Park City Board of Education meeting, members heard that construction delays are going to drive up costs. The board also got an enrollment update.
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The Park City Board of Education will hold a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. Updates on enrollment numbers and construction projects are on the agenda.
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With more votes counted Wednesday, two Park City Board of Education candidates widened their leads over their opponents.
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There are still hundreds of ballots to be counted, but incumbents trail their challengers Wednesday morning.
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Parents of Jeremy Ranch Elementary School students got a text early Thursday informing them that school would be closed for the day. Scrambling and celebration ensued.
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The playground at McPolin Elementary’s preschool closed October 20 due to staff concerns over soil being excavated nearby. Environmental agencies say they didn’t find out about the work until it was already done.
