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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.
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Students across the Wasatch Back are back in school on campuses with extra security measures in place. It’s part of a state mandate to make schools safer.
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Utah recently released standardized test scores for districts across the state. Students from three Wasatch Back districts performed better than state averages.
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Crews will begin demolishing Park City’s Treasure Mountain Junior High Monday, Sept. 22. Construction on nearby softball and baseball fields is on schedule.
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The Park City School District is considering changing its early-out day as well as shortening February break.
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The Park City Education Foundation’s Bright Futures program now includes all of Park City’s first-generation students rather than a select few. Not everyone likes the changes.
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A Park City social studies teacher has just been named the 2026 Utah Teacher of the Year. This comes after the Park City School District honored her work earlier this year.
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South Summit School District leaders say third-grade literacy scores are improving. The Summit County school district is No. 2 in the Wasatch Back for reading.
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Park City Police investigated a passerby's report of an armed person at the high school Wednesday afternoon and determined the person did not have a gun.
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A recent U.S. News and World Report ranks Park City High School as the fifth-best in Utah. Here's more on how other Wasatch Back high schools compare.
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Two Summit County schools were temporarily operating under secure protocols Thursday.