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The Park City School District has removed all hazardous soil from the Treasure Mountain Sports Complex construction site. Other soil will be reburied.
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A Summit County family is suing Park City School District and former superintendent Jill Gildea for alleged discrimination and racism.
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The Park City School District is expediting the removal of contaminated soil on its Treasure Mountain Junior High construction site, though no deadline has been imposed.
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The Park City School District adopted a $79 million budget for fiscal year 2027 Tuesday. It does not include a tax increase for local property owners.
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The two largest school districts in the Wasatch Back will hold public hearings for their fiscal year 2027 budgets June 16. Neither district plans to raise taxes.
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Park City School District fifth graders connected in-class concepts with real-world issues at Recycle Utah’s annual sustainability festival.
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Park City High School students and senior center members gathered for their first intergenerational book club Tuesday. It was an opportunity to build relationships across age groups.
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Middle school students in Park City may have more sports opportunities starting this fall. The Park City School District is considering a partnership with a new nonprofit.
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Park City athletes will have new soccer, baseball, softball and football fields to play on by fall.
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For the first time, Park City High School freshmen will start the year a day ahead of their peers this fall. The district is also considering adjusting Friday release times.
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Park City High School’s annual Memorial 5K returns May 26. It honors families who have lost loved ones.
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For the second year in a row, the Park City School District will not raise taxes. The district has a nearly $79 million fiscal year 2027 budget.