During halftime of their major football rivalry game, student body officers from Olympus and Skyline walked out on the field together laughing and smiling. For a brief moment, the acrimony between Titan and Eagle fans dissipated as the stadium’s loudspeakers announced the total count from the ...
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What we love about homecoming
Fans sitting toward the top of the bleachers at the Kearns High stadium were treated to a double show during halftime last week. As the school’s marching band, dance company, cheerleaders, and drill team performed on the field, fireworks could be seen off in the distance to the northeast. The ...
Olympus High team nabs 2nd place in state auto skills competition
Nicholas Crosland and Brinton Neff diagnosed and successfully repaired 7 out of 9 “bugs” in a vehicle in less than 90 minutes. The duo from Olympus High both received $5,000 in scholarships and $600 in tools for their second place finish in the Ford AAA Auto Skills Competition last week at the ...
‘Purple Game’ supports students diagnosed with cancer
It’s fitting that Reagan Everett scored the first run for Olympus High in their 11-8 win over Woods Cross last week. The ‘Purple Game’ was, after all, a moment of high school competition paralleled with a unified effort to raise funds for cancer, with Reagan serving as the face of Olympus youth ...
Olympus High student surprised with trip to Hawaii
Bailee casually strolled into her class and was quickly greeted with cheers from her classmates and a colorful lei around her neck. After the initial shock wore away, Bailee discovered she will be heading to Hawaii thanks to the folks at the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Utah. Bailee has been ...
Educator of the Week – Todd Mitchell
Our Educator of the Week is Olympus High School math teacher Todd Mitchell, who was recently nominated for one of Region 5 PTA's annual Golden Apple awards. ...
Olympus student wins Senate art competition, will have piece permanently on display
Alyssa Bowman’s framed watercolor painting “Capitol Hill” will have an enduring legacy inside the very building depicted on the canvas. As the first place winner of the Senate Visual Arts Scholarship Competition, Alyssa’s remarkable painting will have a permanent place in the Utah ...
Board Report – November 18, 2014
Administrative Reports Kieth Bradshaw, Director of Risk & Property Management, presented an Enrollment Report to the board. Bill Kenley, Director of Administrator Onboarding, gave a report on the Leadership Development Program to the board. Board Meeting Reverence – Rosecrest ...
Latest stories from the Senior Blog Corps
Our Granite District bloggers are pushing out new stories every week. Catch up on the latest posts from students throughout the district. The mountains are all changing colors, and I sit and watch them from my Humanities classroom. There used to be one red bush. Now there’s about fifty. As ...
Granite School District Annual Report – 2014
A short video clip detailing some of the milestones that took place in the district during the 2013/2014 school year. ...