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Jags Get Mad With Holiday Giving

Dec 12, 2014 09:16AM ● By Marci Heugly

When West Jordan High School students get mad, they really get MAD (Making A Difference). Each winter, they choose a charity to help out as part of their Mad Jags program.

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Copper Hills Students Use Their Paws For A Good Cause

Dec 12, 2014 09:14AM ● By Marci Heugly

Copper Hills Grizzlies are fierce, especially when it comes to helping out the local community.

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Pie In The Face For A Good Cause

Dec 12, 2014 09:11AM ● By Marci Heugly

West Hills students had one goal before Thanksgiving break: bring 5,000 cans of food to donate to the Utah Food Bank.

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Itineris Early College High School

Nov 14, 2014 02:11PM ● By Marci Heugly

Itineris gives students the opportunity to concurrently complete up to two years of college credit while earning their high school diploma.

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Grizzly Debate Team Takes Top Honors

Nov 14, 2014 02:08PM ● By Marci Heugly

“To win, Copper Hills High School earned the most overall points across 12 different events,” Odekirk said. “This was a total team effort, and the debate team prepared hard to defend their Cyprus title from last year.”

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Oquirrh Elementary Students Walk Tall

Oct 16, 2014 08:53AM ● By Marci Heugly

“Bullying is becoming very prevalent in elementary schools and can have far-reaching effects in kids’ lives and in the community,” Shoe Carnival Regional Manager Tom Wells said. “Shoe Carnival wants to reward kids who are doing the right thing and standing up against bullying.”

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Copper Hills Welcomes National Tour

Oct 16, 2014 08:51AM ● By Marci Heugly

What do you want to be when you grow up? This age-old question becomes much more pressing when students enter high school. Copper Hills High’s administration wants to ensure that students know all of their options.

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Majestic Students Eat Fresh

Oct 16, 2014 08:49AM ● By Marci Heugly

Potato chips or peaches? When faced with the choice, many elementary school students will often choose the former over the latter. The Salt Lake County Farm to School program is working to change that.

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West Jordan Youth Foundation Promotes Education and Service

Oct 16, 2014 08:48AM ● By Sherry Sorensen

“It had been 50 years since any school had been built in their village, so it was really exciting for them,” said Braedon McCracken, the organization’s co-founder.

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