The pouches students will use to lock up their cellphones during school this fall will cost the Park City School District $60,000. A local nonprofit will fund the program.

Starting this fall, Park City School District students in sixth to twelfth grade must secure their cellphones in locked pouches during the school day.

For the first time in its history, Trailside Elementary is getting a mascot — an elk. The choice is a nod to the animals who often graze on campus grounds.

For the first time since 2022, the Park City School District is opening enrollment to 150 out-of-boundary students for the 2025-26 school year.

The Park City School District Board of Education has approved $23.1 million for construction on one part of its new multi-sport athletics facilities. It also gave the go-ahead on a new design for Dozier Field.

The Park City School District Board of Education adopted an almost $248 million budget Tuesday for fiscal year 2026. The board also opted not to raise taxes.

Park City High School’s Class of 2025 closed out their Dozier Field graduation ceremony with hoots, hollers and tasseled caps flying through the air Friday, June 6. One student exemplifies how school programs help students succeed.

Dozens of former and current staff and students from Treasure Mountain Junior High said goodbye to the school Wednesday.

In the Park City School District, cleaning up a spilled lunch is an act of kindness to be rewarded. So is breaking up a fight and playing with another student who usually sits alone. Staff and students were honored with the district’s first kindness awards Tuesday, June 3.

After over a year of community criticism and questions about transparency and accountability, the Park City School District’s new leadership is revamping policies.