Paradigm celebrates 15 years of embracing individualized instruction

Starting from an open office space separated by tall bookshelves where “we used to joke students could take three classes,” Paradigm now has been educating students for 15 years, said its director. Read More »

Hawthorn students to trick-or-treat for literacy tricks

“We want students and families to walk away with how to have more ideas to embrace reading and have the opportunity to have a book in their hand,” said Hawthorn Academy media coordinator Whittney Clark. Read More »

Community turns out to support Eastlake Elementary at 10th fall festival

Hundreds—many of them teenagers—volunteer to support Eastlake Elementary’s fall festival, allowing young students to have a fun carnival night after more than one year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

At Aspen Elementary, first principal wants all children to belong, learn, feel supported

Suzie Williams says that being principal at Aspen Elementary is “a great opportunity to build these kids’ self-esteem and to help them be successful academically, behaviorally, emotionally and socially.” Read More »

AAI adds new equipment to expand engineering lab to include metal work

“It will give our young people the opportunity to look and understand the complexity of things differently and that’s a win,” said AAI Director of Technology Robert Warren about new engineering lab equipment. Read More »

First-ever Dragon Boat race and cultural event held in Daybreak

First-ever dragon boat races in Utah encourage residents to embrace diversity. Read More »

School districts face rising costs in construction materials

Explosive costs could curtail future projects, alternate ways of funding construction. Read More »