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Kristine Weller/KPCWMore 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.” -
Parker Malatesta/KPCWA 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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Alcohol, drug and vape use are decreasing among students in Summit and Wasatch counties, following a statewide trend. -
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. -
Also, the county will require disclosures before primaries, and the changes apply to school boards. -
As measles started to spread across the country, the Summit County Health Department took a proactive approach. It partnered with school districts to protect students before outbreaks in the Wasatch Back. -
The Park City School District and its Board of Education addressed community concerns Tuesday about Treasure Mountain Junior High’s demolition. -
The parent of a former Trailside Elementary student is suing Park City School District over alleged trauma and abuse by a teacher. -
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. -
Students outside of Park City School District boundaries can now apply to any of the district’s seven schools.
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Park City students will show off skills they’ve learned through school programs at a Park City Education Foundation showcase this month.
