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Utah’s STEM and Charter School Expo lets students showcase science projects

Feb 17, 2020 ● By Stephanie DeGraw

The event is free and held at the Mountain America Center, formerly known as South Towne Expo.

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Clark Planetarium is out-of-this world fun

Feb 17, 2020 ● By Christy Jepson

With three floors of free state-of-the-art science and space exhibits, and only $7-$9 out-of-this-world IMAX, star and laser shows, the Clark Planetarium is a great place to visit during the winter.

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Miners emerge from difficult schedule in good position for state tournament

Feb 13, 2020 ● By Josh McFadden

The Miners have one more regular season game.

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New app aims to make finding parking at U smoother

Feb 11, 2020 ● By Libby Allnatt

Brandon Howard, a University of Utah student from South Jordan, is involved with the development of a new app that may change how students navigate the daily parking hassle.

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Sixth-grader informs peers about school construction of new addition

Feb 10, 2020 ● By Julie Slama

It’s almost all new: A new student reporter writing for a new school newspaper about a new addition for a school that’s about 50 years old.

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Superintendent’s podcast gives behind-the-scenes glimpse of Jordan School District

Feb 06, 2020 ● By Jet Burnham

Ever wonder what it’s like to be a lunch lady? Or a barbering student? Supercast gives behind the scenes look at Jordan School District.

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Golden Fields students learn to predict weather from KSL’s Dan the Weatherman

Feb 03, 2020 ● By Julie Slama

“It’s a great opportunity for students to meet a real scientist and have a discussion about the weather.”

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Golden Fields Elementary students learn value in Operation Bundle Up

Jan 30, 2020 ● By Julie Slama

Golden Fields Elementary students are learning to be lifelong learners and servers.

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Leading the charge: Miners, opponents feeling Angilau’s impact

Jan 29, 2020 ● By Josh McFadden

The Bingham girls basketball team is once again in the thick of the Class 6A race. Senior Ameleya Angilau is a big reason why.

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Educators applaud new guidelines, funds expected for more computer science education in schools

Jan 29, 2020 ● By Julie Slama

Many students and teachers support new computer science guidelines; Gov. Gary Herbert wants to fund more computer science public education.

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