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The Alpine School District Board of Education on Tuesday voted to continue studying two potential options for how Utahs largest school district could be reconfigured going forward.

The Alpine School District Board of Education voted Tuesday to study two different reconfiguration options for the district before the board votes in July on whether to put a split option on this year’s ballot for a vote. The board meeting comes a day after several Utah County city councils met to begin their own […]

A Florida-based consulting firm recommends the Alpine School District splitting in two due to extremely rapid growth in the area

The Utah County Republican Party held its nominating convention Saturday, with delegates voting on several county and state races, including an open county commission seat now that Commissioner Tom Sakievich is retiring at the completion of his term. Delegates also voted on state Senate and House seats, including open seats for Rep. Marsha Judkins, who […]

Dallin Soukups aptitude for math was evident at a young age.

Not only is he among the top students nationwide, Skyline High School senior Dallin Soukup was just honored as the 2024 Deseret News/KSL Sterling Scholar. He also topped the scholarship program's math category.

It all adds up. Math whiz and Skyline High School senior Dallin Soukup tops field of 14 finalists.

We requested records from 26 districts in 11 states. Ten turned us down on cybersecurity grounds.

The Alpine School district says a seventh grader who brought a gun to his Lehi middle school last November planned to take his own life. But thankfully, a school resource officer and a fellow student stepped in.

Megan Wallgren | Lehi Free Press Artistic talent and hope for the future is high in Lehi schools, where entries into the PTSA Reflections art contest were among the highest in the state. Several Lehi students were honored as winners at the state level, and one talented student will go on to compete at the […]