Administration Reports Kieth Bradshaw, Director of Risk & Property Management, presented the 2019 Student Enrollment report to the board. Rick Anthony, Assistant Superintendent of Educator Support & Development, reported on employee survey data for preferences regarding New Contract Days. The board recognized Wednesday, November 20 ...
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MTSS Bright Spots
The MTSS Bright Spot award recognizes individuals who help facilitate successful strategies relating to Multi-Tiered Systems of Support at their school. This round includes: Matt Goebel - Administrator Bright Spot Award Dr. Steve Prasad - SST Team Leadership Bright Spot Award Heather Creel - MTSS Bright Spot Award Granger ...
Board Meeting Report – October 2016
Administrative Reports Granite Superintendent Dr. Martin Bates presented a District Priorities update to the board. As part of the update, assistant superintendents provided insight on the progress of the Five-Year Strategic Plan. For more information, contact Teaching & Learning Services (385-646-4513), or School Leadership and Improvement ...
Photo Gallery: Meet some of the most iconic people in history
Bennion Elementary second-graders helped their peers step back in time to meet notable people this week during the school's history fair. ...
Bennion Elementary teacher recognized for innovation in the classroom
For Amber Palmer’s fifth grade class at Bennion Elementary, history has a way of coming to life through a method you would not normally expect. Scattered in different groups throughout the room, her students diligently work on tablet computers as they step into the lives of individuals from World War I and the Great Depression. Lessons that ...
Video: Kindergartners offered a glimpse into their academic future
Hundreds of kindergarten students from several elementary schools travelled to Taylorsville High School to be welcomed into their educational tenure by students on the other end of the public school gamut. The Kindergarten Pep Rally allowed Taylorsville High students and faculty to showcase all the scholarly avenues and extracurricular ...
Walking a mile (and standing still) in someone else’s shoes
Holding still a static position for more than an hour is only easy if you’re made of wax; which makes it all the more impressive that sixth-graders at Bennion Elementary accomplished the feat so seamlessly. As part of the annual heroes wax museum, students dressed as famous historical figures and held still as parents and peers toured the giant ...