UHSAA schools have action plans to treat sports injuries

Utah high schools are prepared in case of an injury, such as Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest. Read More »

Copper Hills stays put, West Jordan drops to 5A in latest realignment

Every two years the UHSAA moves its schools into new regions. The realignment keeps schools of equal enrollment numbers and proximity grouped together in competition. Read More »

Gardner Village reflects on legacy of founder Nancy Long

Gardner Village has been around for close to 42 years, its 43rd birthday coming up in May of this year. The flour mill, built in 1857 and a staple of Gardner Village, was purchased by Nancy Long in 1979. Read More »

Jordan District’s seventh-graders discover career agricultural opportunities

“We’re hoping students learned the important part that agriculture plays in their everyday life, that their bread does not come from the shelf, their milk does not come from the refrigerator.” Read More »

Donations provide win-win for teachers, students

Columbia Elementary teachers discover the power of a chicken hat and other generous donations. Read More »

School employees sent walking…for their health

WJMS staff steps it up Read More »

New board member ready to serve, ready to listen

New representative Lisa Dean brings in-the-trenches perspective to the board. Read More »