The Dual Language Immersion Application will open Wednesday, January 15. For the best chance of acceptance into the DLI program, the application must be received no later than March 1, 2020. Students entering into first-grade in the 2020-2021 school year may apply.
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The Tooele County community is invited to attend the film presentation of 'Suicide, The Ripple Effect' as part of the 'Parents as Partners' education series. The event will be Monday, January 13, 6:30 p.m. at Tooele High School.
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School is my happy place. As a teacher, I always believed that getting to know my students first and building relationships with them was the most important thing I could do. As an administrator, I still believe this to be true only now, I have many more students that I can have a positive impact. Whether you have a school of a few hundred students or a few thousand, it is essential to know every student. Just as Jimmy Casas, states in his book, Culturize, “Every student, every day.” When you have a bond of trust and respect with a student, they will work hard for you. You do not deal with discipline problems; instead, you enjoy students’ excitement for learning and students leading your school with kindness.
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Last month, Grantsville High School Science Teacher, Lauren Lansdowne, completed the rigorous requirements to become a National Board Certified Teacher. She is now one of 306 nationally certified teachers in the state of Utah.
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During the holiday season, we see many students give back to the community through service-learning. Service-learning engages students in volunteer opportunities and projects. It can be thought of as an extension of the classroom. Students practice setting and achieving goals as well as working together as a group. These skills can help students academically and in their daily lives.
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Thanks to an app called Sora, hundreds of eBooks and audiobooks are now accessible for free to employees, junior high and high school students in Tooele County School District.
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Join us on December 10 at 7 p.m. for the monthly Board of Education meeting held at the Tooele County School District building, 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele.
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Tooele Communities That Care is launching a community-wide underage drinking prevention campaign. While most kids in Tooele don’t drink, Tooele CTC is committed to ensuring all kids have a healthy brain and the opportunities for a bright future that it provides.
Partnering with the statewide campaign, ParentsEmpowered.org, Tooele CTC will unveil on Thursday, December 5, new messaging that will appear on school buses countywide. The messaging will travel throughout local neighborhoods, reminding parents about the dangers associated with underage drinking and their role in preventing it. Buses will sport messages such as “Parents, Here’s Your Homework: Set clear rules about underage drinking” and “Your kids have a busload of friends. Knowing them prevents underage drinking.”
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Stansbury High School’s Athletic Director, Trever Wilson, was honored by the Utah High School Athletic Association as the Athletic Director of the Year.
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