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 ...
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Help us keep the air clean for our students
You can reduce air pollutants with the turn of a key. Although it may seem like your individual effort to reduce emissions won’t have an impact, the collective actions of each person can help our students breathe easy. The bulk of wintertime inversion pollution comes from mobile sources (cars on roads). Tailpipe emissions enter the ...
Photos: Hunter High students compete to win car donated by teacher
During the school year Hunter students earn ‘PRIDE coupons’ for acts that demonstrate their commitment to become better students and citizens. Teachers and staff members distribute the coupons when they see students performing a good deed, working hard to boost their academic standing, or demonstrating genuine school pride. At a recent assembly, ...
What is the Student Neighborhood Access Program?
Walking or biking to school has many more advantages than saving money on gasoline. More walking to and from school means cleaner air, less traffic congestion, healthy habits, and support for infrastructure improvements. It can also translate to a deeper sense of community for neighborhood residents. Obviously there are many families in ...
Photo Gallery: Colossal car show benefits Stansbury Elementary
Dozens of car, motorcycle and rig owners showed off their prized possessions last week as part of an overall effort to raise funds for Stansbury Elementary. The annual Hogs, Rods and Rigs event sponsored by Kenworth Sales Company attracts entrants from Utah and nearby states to display their vehicles and support the school. All proceeds go to ...
Students receive prizes for eschewing car rides to and from school
Thousands of students across the state chose to renounce car trips to and from school during September. As part of UDOT’s Walk More in Four campaign, walking and biking became the primary transportation method for Utah students. Each participant was asked to ride their bike or walk to school at least three days a week for four weeks and track ...
Hunter High team makes positive impact in statewide UDOT campaign
Hunter High’s “Blue Crew” wants other teens to know about the dangers associated with distracted, aggressive, impaired, and unbuckled driving. As part of UDOT’s annual Zero Fatalities initiative, the Blue Crew promoted safe driving by encouraging their peers to make a pledge to avoid distractions while behind the wheel. Their creativity and ...
Hunter High rewards perfect attendance with a car, other prizes
Coming to class really pays off – literally. Just ask Hunter High junior Kaylee Duke, who took home a 2001 Honda Accord as part of a contest at Hunter High School to increase attendance. “My mom didn’t believe me when I told her,” Kaylee said after getting off the phone with her mother. “She just started crying and asking if it was a ...