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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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The Park City School District and its Board of Education addressed community concerns Tuesday about Treasure Mountain Junior High’s demolition.
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The parent of a former Trailside Elementary student is suing Park City School District over alleged trauma and abuse by a teacher.
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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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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.
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Park City High School’s mountain bike team finished fifth in the Utah State Championship in October. The school's top performers earned first-place and career-best finishes.
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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.