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Sixth Grade Students Work to Improve Life for Astronauts

January 2020Granite Schools

Cottonwood Elementary students holding their science projects

Cottonwood Elementary 6th grade students were recently assigned a science project that was taken to another level, in a literal sense. Cottonwood teacher Emily Lehnardt assigned her students the task of designing a product that would make it easier for astronauts to live and work in space. Mrs. ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: astronaut, cottonwood elementary, design, engineering, nasa, project, science, space, students, test

Skyline freshman named Broadcom Masters national finalist

September 2017Granite Schools

Ninth-grader Anthony Hill is one of 30 national finalists in the 7th annual Broadcom MASTERS, one of the country’s most prestigious STEM middle school competitions. Anthony competed at the district and regional science fair levels in the spring before moving on to the national competition. He ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: broadcom, churchill junior high, competition, dc, finalist, masters, project, science, skyline high school, stem, washington

Science projects aims to help families learn to grow their own food

April 2016Granite Schools

Photo of Wilson Elementary teacher planting seeds

A student team from the Granite Technical Institute is working to help families in the community become self-sufficient. As part of their project for the Future Problem Solving Program, the team is teaching families and young students how to grow their own food. Here's an excerpt from the team's ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: bio, community, fps, future problem solving, granite technical institute, grow, gti, plant, project, refugee, science, woodrow wilson elementary

Matheson Jr. High brothers invited to meet with Governor Herbert

March 2016Granite Schools

Photo of two Matheson Jr High students speaking with Utah governor

When Matheson Jr. High English teacher Vicki Rasely challenged her students to create a project detailing what they want in their future, two brothers went full steam to learn about their interests. Tristen and Trevor Tharp both aspire to hold public office some day. After receiving their project ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: capitol, english, gary herbert, government, governor, junior high, matheson jr high, project, utah, visit

What science questions are today’s GSD students tackling?

February 2016Granite Schools

Photo of student explaining science project to judge

The Granite School District STEM Fair had a familiar feel that most current and former students can relate to. There were tri-fold cardboard displays, photos of experiments, diagrams, charts, graphs, and capable students eager to explain their projects. But what sorts of problems are today’s ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: district, engineering, math, project, science, science fair, stem fair, technology

Teachers help student complete mammoth project envisioned by late educator

May 2015Granite Schools

Photo of Hunter High stained glass piece

Hunter High art teacher Carl Sundell passed away before one of his most audacious projects was finished. Upon hearing at the beginning of the school year that Cottonwood High art teacher John Fackrell sought to dethrone Hunter’s stained glass dynasty at the District art show, Mr. Sundell enlisted ...

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Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: art, carl sundell, cottonwood high, finish, hunter high, late, project, show, stained glass

Photo Gallery: Engineering projects abound in District Science Fair

February 2015Granite Schools

Photo of student explaining science fair project to judge

Visit any school in the District and you’ll find plenty of pupils who look at the world around them and ask: “What if?” This year’s District Science Fair was packed with projects aimed at answering tough questions and solving complex problems with simple solutions. “We had a range of projects ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: district, engineering, project, regional, science fair, stem, technology

Wasatch Jr. High uses student-led workshops to reach out to community members

December 2014Granite Schools

Photo of Wasatch Jr High students presenting to parents

Students at Wasatch Junior High are determined to serve their community this holiday season beyond the typical food drive. As part of the “Be Our Guest” serve project, Wasatch welcomed community members inside the school for special workshops taught by highly qualified students. Topics covered ...

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Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: be our guest, community, Featured, project, service, student, teaching, wasatch junior high, workshop

AT&T Aspire ‘flash funds’ all DonorsChoose.org projects in Salt Lake City

November 2014Granite Schools

Photo of students opening math lesson materials

More than 160 teachers in Salt Lake City, including several in Granite School District, recently received funds to fulfill desired classroom projects thanks to a sizeable donation from AT&T. the DonorsChoose program allows teachers across the nation to create project requests on the ...

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Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: aspire, at&t, classroom, donors choose, Featured, flash funds, fund, project, teacher

Olympus students wear interests and passions of strangers in school unity campaign

October 2014Granite Schools

Photo of Olympus High students taking photos in auditorium

Students at Olympus High School took up a new clothing trend last week – one that showcases the personality of someone other than the wearer. During an a recent assembly, a committee of the Olympus High PTSA facilitated an exchange of specialized t-shirts as part of the school’s “Swap A Heart” ...

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Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: design, exchange, olympus high school, project, ptsa, swap a heart, tshirt

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