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Chinese New Year Celebration Makes Its Way To Ridgecrest Elementary

Apr 03, 2015 10:28AM ● By City Journals Staff

“Students across the school participated in classroom parties/celebrations that included arts, crafts and food experiences,” Teri Mattson, principal of Ridgecrest Elementary, said.

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Holladay Scholarship Awards Sponsorship

Apr 03, 2015 10:27AM ● By City Journals Staff

The City of Holladay is proud to award $6000 in scholarships in 2015. That’s six $1000 general purpose scholarships to one male and one female student from each of the high schools that serve the city, including Cottonwood, Skyline and Olympus.

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Utah Students Win Capitol Exhibit

Mar 06, 2015 10:25AM ● By Bridget James

Why would Utah High School students be honored on the senate floor during the 2015 legislative session? To be recognized by the senators who represent them for their beautiful renditions of the Utah State Capitol and in celebration of the arts.

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Smokey the Bear Heads To Holladay

Mar 06, 2015 10:22AM ● By Bridget James

During Utah’s winter months, Holladay residents have little reason for concern over fires in the snowy forests of our Wasatch Mountain Range. So why would Smokey the Bear be making a surprise visit to some of Holladay’s young students?

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Ridgecrest Students Practice Chinese Outside The Classroom

Feb 06, 2015 12:06PM ● By Marci Heugly

“I just can’t speak enough to how much the Chinese Society of Utah has contributed to our school,” Principal Teri Mattson said.

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Oldest Preschool In Holladay Builds Legacy Brick By Brick

Feb 06, 2015 12:05PM ● By Marci Heugly

This year the preschool is offering Legacy Bricks to raise the $20,000. “To date, we have raised just over $4,500. We need help to achieve our goal.”

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Cottonwood Elementary Students Adopt-A-Ghost

Jan 09, 2015 10:09AM ● By Marci Heugly

Based in Ogden, Adopt-a-Ghost is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting our troops that have been deployed, specifically those with Utah ties. They send much-needed items from home to make the troops more comfortable while serving our country.

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Bella Vista Students Crack The Code

Jan 09, 2015 10:01AM ● By Marci Heugly

Technology is no longer a futuristic notion, but an ingrained part of our lives. One teacher at Bella Vista Elementary wants to ensure that her students are using real-world applications while they enjoy the virtual world of video games.

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