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Granite School District votes to close 3 elementary schools - Vimarsana News

Granite School District votes to close 3 elementary schools

The Granite School District Board of Education has voted to close Millcreek, Twin Peaks and Spring Lane elementary schools.

Source: ksl.com
Enrollment declining at Utah public schools - Vimarsana News

Enrollment declining at Utah public schools

Enrollment is dropping in many of Utah’s public schools. Utah’s declining birth rate, gentrification, rising housing prices and the growing availability of school choice options are likely contributing.

Fifth grader at Millcreek Elementary is Jr. Fire Chief for the week - Vimarsana News

Fifth grader at Millcreek Elementary is Jr. Fire Chief for the week

A fifth grader at Millcreek Elementary school was named junior fire chief Monday to kick off Fire Prevention Month.

Source: lex18.com
Advocates call on elected officials, community to meet rising need for Utah food assistance - Vimarsana News

Advocates call on elected officials, community to meet rising need for Utah food assistance

The Granite Education Foundation operates seven food pantries across the Granite School District and 28 schools have some sort of food program. The district houses more than 64,000 students, 54% of whom live at or below the poverty level.

Source: ksl.com
Growing number of Utah children face food insecurity. Food pantry helps - Vimarsana News

Growing number of Utah children face food insecurity. Food pantry helps

The Granite Education Foundation operates seven food pantries across the Granite School District and 28 schools have some sort of food program. The district houses more than 64,000 students, 54% of whom live at or below the poverty level.