A play examining autism, loss and acceptance made its world high school debut in the Cottonwood High School little theater. Written by Kennedy Center awardee Julie Jensen and adapted from Kathryn Erskines’s novel “Mockingbird,” the play follows Caitlin, an eleven-year-old autistic girl as she struggles to understand the world around ...
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New Granite Refugee Center will be a resource hub for families
Since the late 1980s, tens of thousands of refugee families from all over the world have resettled in Utah. The new Granite Refugee Center, located on the first floor of the Educational Programs building at the Granite Education Center, is a major step in providing services for individuals and their families who have fled their home nations for ...
Skyline student named Sterling Scholar Grand Winner
Skyline High School senior Samuel I. Adams has been named the 2015 General Sterling Scholar winner for his exceptional grasp of world dialects. Samuel’s love of languages, including German and American Sign Language, led to him to be named winner in the World Languages category, and subsequently the overall Sterling Scholar winner. His grand ...