Author: Travis Terry

The Kane School District recently held its fourth annual Christmas card contest where secondary students from across the district were encouraged to submit a holiday photo or original artistic design for the cover of the district Christmas cards. School districts Read More …

Kane County School District students have the opportunity to enroll in university classes while they are enrolled in high school through Snow College and Dixie State University. Students can earn university credits and use the credits to count toward high Read More …

On November 30, 2020, the UHSAA provided additional information and guidelines for winter sports titled Return-To-Play Plan and Sport-by-Sport Recommendations. For specific regulations outlined by the UHSAA for each winter sport and spectator attendance, go to:  https://www.uhsaa.org/sportsmedicine/ As we begin Read More …

The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) recently announced their Return-To-Play protocol to move forward with winter sports.  Tryouts will begin on Tuesday, November 24, with multiple requirements and recommendations for each individual sport.  The winter sports timelines are as Read More …

As we continue to see an increase in case counts of Coronavirus across the state, schools continue to see increasing numbers as well.  To be transparent with the community, the Kane County School District has created a Covid-19 Dashboard, available Read More …

On November 8, 2020, Governor Herbert declared a new State of Emergency to address, which became effective November 9 through November 23, 2020. This declaration addresses hospital overcrowding. The new Health Order mandates a statewide requirement to wear masks, limit Read More …

An online research company called Niche provides resources to parents on U.S. colleges, neighborhoods, and companies.  Every month millions of people use the Niche resources to review report cards, rankings of schools and districts to help parents choose the right Read More …

On the upcoming November ballot you will see Amendment G, which if approved would make changes to the Utah income tax revenue that can currently only be used for Utah Schools. If Amendment G passes, it would allow income tax Read More …

On Thursday October 8th, school districts across the state received notice from the Utah State Board of Education, Utah Department of Health, and the Governor’s Office on changes related to COVID quarantine protocol referred to as the “Low Risk Test Read More …

Over the past few weeks the district has been notified by Southwest Public Health Department of several students who tested positive for COVID-19 in our district. Principals are working with the Southwest Health Department to notify students who may have Read More …