Feedback on education topics from parents, employees, students, and community members is crucial for producing the best outcomes for students. Granite School District Superintendent Dr. Martin Bates has established several ways for patrons to communicate directly with District administration and members of the Board of Education. Town Hall ...
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Governor seeking feedback on Utah Core Standards
Governor Herbert is asking parents, teachers, community members, and other constituency groups to provide input and comment on the Common Core Standard’s, which Utah adopted as part of the Utah Core Standards. Click the link to take the survey: http://utah.gov/governor/standards/ All comments related to specific standards will be given to ...
Mark your choice for the 2015-2016 school year calendar
The Granite School District calendaring committee – a group composed of parents, teachers, and administrators – is considering two options for the 2015-2016 school year. Your input will help the committee determine which calendar option is preferable. Click the link below to complete the survey. 2015-2016 calendar survey Thank you for your ...
We need your feedback for Granite District’s new website
We are in the process of redesigning the Granite School District website, and we need your help to ensure that the new site effectively meets your needs. Please follow the link to complete a brief survey regarding what you feel needs to be changed with the website and ideas that you would like the district to take into consideration. Website ...
You can ‘Walk in” to meet face-to-face with Superintendent Bates
That’s right - on the first Wednesday of each month from 4-5 p.m. Superintendent Martin Bates meets with patrons, employees and students to discuss any ideas, concerns or questions related to Granite School District. You may call in advance to schedule an appointment for Walk in Wednesday at (385) 646-4523. Please no solicitors. Dr. Bates also ...
Get face-to-face feedback from the superintendent and GSD board members
Granite District patrons, employees, and community members will have several opportunities this school year to ask questions and discuss topics with Superintendent Bates and members of the Granite Board of Education. These informal get-togethers, known as town hall meetings, will occur throughout the year at each of the high schools in Granite ...