A handful of Granite District students are part of a select group of pupils nationwide who were named National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists. The program is a competition for recognition and scholarships that began in 1955. Students enter the National Merit Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying ... Keep Reading
Olympus High students swap shirts in the name of school unity
Finding a seat in Olympus High School’s auditorium for the ‘Be Strong, Swap a Heart’ assembly was like unwrapping a gift. As students and staff filed in, they saw t-shirts draped on every seat in the room; each one a story about an individual person. As they took their seats, they will wore the personality of someone else in the school. In ... Keep Reading
Cyprus math teacher awarded Purple Heart during halftime
Many Cyprus High students knew that math teacher John Angell served in the military, but their understanding of his sacrifices was perhaps limited. That changed during a Friday night home football game when Marine Corps officers award Angell the Purple Heart. Angell served as infantryman, intelligence specialist, and night operation section ... Keep Reading
Skyline freshman named Broadcom Masters national finalist
Ninth-grader Anthony Hill is one of 30 national finalists in the 7th annual Broadcom MASTERS, one of the country’s most prestigious STEM middle school competitions. Anthony competed at the district and regional science fair levels in the spring before moving on to the national competition. He will travel to Washington, D.C. with 29 other ... Keep Reading
Hunter High auto program ranked among best in the nation
Tomorrow's Tech Magazine has named Hunter High School ‘s automotive program as a Top 20 School in the nation for 2017. Hunter will receive national recognition in Tomorrow’s Tech print and online editions, as well as through social media channels. Schools selected to the final four will receive a professional automotive tool set and a $250 gift ... Keep Reading
School & Family Magazine
Welcome to the latest issue of Granite School & Family Magazine. In this issue, you'll find information on CTE courses, boundary studies, smartphone and Internet safety, teacher of the year, and other great stories. ... Keep Reading
Official Notice of Granite School District Bond Election
Learn more about the Granite School District Bond here Pursuant to: Transparency of Ballot Propositions Act, Utah Code Title 59, Chapter 1, Part 16 It is the charge and responsibility of Granite School District to prepare all students for college, career and life in the 21st century. In order to effectively carry out this responsibility, our ... Keep Reading
Hunter Elementary creates their own aurora borealis for classmate battling cancer
Since the time she was 7 years old, Hunter Elementary fifth-grader Karma Maestas has wanted to see the northern lights in person. The opportunity, however, seemed far off, especially considering Karma is currently battling osteosarcoma. Since the time of her diagnosis, Karma has had to miss out on many things we perhaps take for granted. But ... Keep Reading
Selfless Bennion Jr. eighth-grader named 2017 Absolutely Incredible Kid
At certain points in his life, the only home Charlie Scriver had was the backseat of a car. Currently, this Bennion Jr. High eighth-grader splits his living arrangements between his grandmother’s house in Eagle Mountain and a friend’s home in Taylorsville. He arrives at school every morning around 6 a.m. – a full hour and 45 minutes before the ... Keep Reading
Decades-old WWII memorial plaque finds new home at Granite Park Jr High
While cleaning out a storage closet at the school, Granite Park Jr. High principal Danny Stirland noticed a peculiar slab of bronze buried among the medley. When he realized what it was, he knew it needed a much more prominent home at the school. As it turned out, this dusty slab of bronze was created more than 70 years ago to honor former ... Keep Reading
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