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GCHS schedules parent/teacher conferences
Grand County High School will hold parent/teacher conferences Jan. 19 and Jan. 20. On Thursday, Jan. 19, the conferences will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. in the GCHS commons. Con...
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Cameron and Mackay Wakefield (right) of the Robocreeps, a Grand County robotics team in the FIRST LEGO League, compete at a Price, Utah robotics event while other members of the local BEACON team cheer them on. Courtesy photos
Local students compete at regional robotics competition
Students from Helen M. Knight Elementary School and Grand County Middle School recently competed at a robotics competition in Price, Utah. During the Jan. 7 event, members of the Robocreeps, a FIR...
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Native American Club to hold Oct. 22 fundraiser
The Native American Club of the Grand County High School will host a fundraiser and free event, “An Afternoon Jam Session,” at Swanny City Park on Saturday, Oct. 22. The club is in its fourth yea...
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Ben Schafer (left) and Isaac Lawly from a sixth-grade class at HMK investigate heat in Courthouse Wash at Arches National Park during a recent field trip to the park as part of the Canyon County Outdoor Education program. Courtesy photo
CCOE program ends year with student trip to Courthouse Wash
The National Park Service’s Canyon Country Outdoor Education Program (CCOE) recently completed another year of science-based field trips for students in Grand County, program officials said in a n...
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    • <b>Debaters travel to NYC...</b><br> A total of eight students from Grand County High School recently participated in an invitational debate tournament held at Columbia University in New York. The debaters left Moab on Wednesday, Jan. 18 and returned home Monday, Jan. 23. Although none of the Red Devil debaters made it past the qualifying rounds of the competition, coach Boyd Bryan said he was pleased with their efforts. Pictured just prior to their departure last week, from left: Brooklyn Richards, Brendon Henderson, Udit Bhavsar, Mary Rice, coach Boyd Bryan, Hadley Schank, Andrea Savarese, Joey Rigdon, and Riley Manley. GCHS math teacher Sarah Thomas also accompanied the group as a chaperone on the trip. Photo by Jeff Richards
    Debaters travel to NYC...
    A total of eight students from Grand County High School recently participated in an invitational debate tournament held at Columbia University in New York. The debaters left Moab on Wednesday, Jan. 18 and returned home Monday, Jan. 23. Although none of the Red Devil debaters made it past the qualifying rounds of the competition, coach Boyd Bryan said he was pleased with their efforts. Pictured just prior to their departure last week, from left: Brooklyn Richards, Brendon Henderson, Udit Bhavsar, Mary Rice, coach Boyd Bryan, Hadley Schank, Andrea Savarese, Joey Rigdon, and Riley Manley. GCHS math teacher Sarah Thomas also accompanied the group as a chaperone on the trip. Photo by Jeff Richards
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