Kearns Jr. High counselor Corianne Reynolds has been named the 2016 Junior High Utah School Counselor of the Year. Corianne has been serving as a counselor at Kearns Jr. High since 2007. She's involved with the school's AVID program, and is known for her thoughtful and caring approach to helping students succeed. We're very proud of Corianne and ...
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Board Meeting Report – February 2016
Administrative Reports Susan Zobel and Starleen Orullian of Granite Education Association presented results from a General Teacher Survey to the board. Alan Parrish, Director of High Schools, gave a report from the Travel Committee regarding the current student travel area. Policy discussion will continue in upcoming board meetings. Board ...
Taylorsville High counselor moonlights as duct tape artist
Chad Farnes' passion is helping students chart a course for their academic and vocational future. His talents don't end there, however. On the side, Farnes creates astounding works of art using a common household staple - duct tape. He uses every color he can get his hands on, then cuts them into tiny pieces. Continue reading Chad's website ...
Video: National School Counseling Week
February 2-6, 2015, is National School Counseling Week - a time to focus on the unique contribution of professional school counselors within school systems. We are fortunate to have a team of capable and diligent counselors throughout Granite School District. ...
National School Counseling Week celebrates ‘magical futures’
February 3-7, 2014, is designated as National School Counseling Week. This special event honors school counselors for the important role they play in helping students examine their talents, strengths, abilities, and interests. Counselors work in professional partnerships with teachers and support personnel to provide an educational system where ...
KSL reporter urges students to take advantage of help from teachers, counselors
Even though KSL 5 News anchor Nadine Wimmer graduated from a different Olympus High School building than what students have today, she’ll always be a Titan. That fact was made abundantly clear for scores of Olympus students who were given the opportunity to have a Q-and-A session with one of Utah’s most recognizable broadcasters. Along with ...