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The Park City Education Foundation recognized nine individuals through the PCEF Excellent Educator Program this year. Winners were surprised Friday morning, April 26.
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Park City High School was ranked the fifth-best high school in Utah and is in the top 5% of all high schools in the U.S.
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The Park City School District has released an update on steps it’s taking to resolve concerns after a federal investigation found dozens of incidents of harassment in the district.
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A Treasure Mountain Junior High student is speaking out about what she calls a recent antisemitic incident in school. It happened one day after the findings of a civil rights investigation into the district were released.
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A McPolin preschool teacher has received national recognition for her work advocating for students and education support professionals.
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The Park City Community Foundation announced a new name for Solomon and RISE Funds Sunday. The financial support programs will now be one fund called Youth United.
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The Park City School District has installed software to mitigate gun-related violence in schools.
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The Park City School District has signed an agreement to resolve a federal discrimination and harassment investigation, and some parents are disappointed with the district's response.
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The Park City School District has signed a joint resolution with the federal government to resolve its investigation of racist bullying in Park City schools.
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A Park City High School teacher has been named the Utah Earth Science Teacher of the Year.
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The Park City High School speech and debate team is celebrating its first state championship win since 2017.
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Teachers who have bright ideas for how to encourage learning can now apply for a grant from the Park City Education for next year’s classroom.