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Two Park City School District Board of Education members say they have never been part of a review process for the superintendent. Here's more on conflict surrounding the school district leader’s contract.
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With Anne Peters no longer running in district 1, come November, the entire Park City Board of Education will have turned over.
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The Park City School District got its first positive report card from federal officials monitoring its progress toward responding and resolving harassment and discrimination complaints.
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The Park City School District Board of Education has approved plans to build a teen center at the high school. But some board members still have concerns.
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The removal of contaminated soil piles behind Treasure Mountain Junior High is headed toward the finish line. The last of the contaminated dirt is gone and the project will now move to the next phase.
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Utah is ranked third nationally for overall child well-being this year, according to the annual KIDS COUNT Data Book. That’s down a notch from its second-place ranking in 2023.
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Park City High School seniors graduated on the Dozier football field Friday, June 7. The students received tens of millions of dollars in scholarships.
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Teachers are working with the Park City School District to host a free summer reading program for elementary students. The program needs volunteers.
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The Park City School District and parents held its second panel discussion in two months on cellphone use in schools. Many don’t want phones in schools at all.
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A crew of blind and visually impaired Utah students, including one from Park City, recently rowed across the finish line at a 48-hour, 70-mile race. The students learned about teamwork.
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Park City High School announced the Class of 2024 Community Scholarship Program recipients. Students received a total of around $200,000.
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The Park City School District will get almost a half-million dollars in federal funding to purchase electric school buses.