Superintendent Bates hosts multiple town hall meetings throughout the school year for parents, students, employees, and community members to ask questions and gather feedback regarding education topics in Granite School District. These meetings are informal open forums. There are no set agendas for any meeting, and any participant may ask a ...
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Photos: These kindergarteners learned what’s in store for them in high school
From one end of the K-12 spectrum to the other - Kindergarten students from all across the Kearns network were taken on a tour of Kearns High School today. Led by their older peers from the high school, the young students learned about the wide array of educational and extracurricular options they'll experience when they reach high school. ...
Photo Gallery: Math showdown in Kearns Network
In a format similar to the Olympic Games, elementary schools in the Kearns Network sent their top math students to compete in the annual Math Masters tournament last week. ...
Customer Service Star – The gurus
This week’s Customer Service Star comes from a school technology specialist who had high praise for two networking technicians. “Every time Matthew Becherer and Craig Williams need to do something in our schools they take care if the issue lightning fast.” “These two networking gurus show up with a great attitude and do top quality work. My ...
Photo Gallery: Sixth-graders get a taste of high school at network pep rally
At first glance, a high school can be overwhelming to an elementary-age student. The building is larger, the students are taller, and the opportunities are greater. But before they know it, these young students will enter the doors of their high school eager to take on the challenge to graduate. At Taylorsville High School, sixth-graders from ...
Customer Service Star – Impacting all of us
This week we have a double Customer Service Star to award to two network technicians in the Information Systems Support Center. “Matt Becherer and Ian Walden are the most highly skilled and capable infrastructure connectivity gurus. The job is all too often dirty and demanding, and requires physical capabilities most of us would never consider ...