Author: Travis Terry

On January 6th, 2024, the Kane County School District faculty and staff completed CPR/AED Certification, Stop the Bleed, and EpiPen training. We would like to thank our district nurse, Whitni McGuire, and JR Quarnberg at the Southwest Technical College for Read More …

The students in the Kane County School District will be the beneficiaries of a very charitable donation from an anonymous donor.  A $1,000 donation was given to the Friends of The Library, who in turn donated it to the Kane Education Foundation for distribution through their Read More …

The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) recently published the realignment classifications and regions for all participating schools in the state of Utah.  On December 11th, 2024, the UHSAA Board of Trustees (BOT) held a public hearing to listen to schools Read More …

The Kane County School Board selected Taylor Glover to fill the vacant position for District 3 in relation to Lisa Livingston’s resignation.  Mr. Glover will fill the interim appointment for the months of November and December.  In January 2025, Mr. Glover Read More …

As we reflect on this season of gratitude, I’d like to take a moment and express my sincere appreciation to all of the employees in the Kane County School District. Their commitment to our student’s academic success and genuine care for Read More …

On November 19th, the Kane County School Board held its regularly scheduled meeting, where the board recognized two individuals for their distinguished service.  Libby Button was recognized by the board for her recent selection as the Adult Education teacher of the Read More …

On Veterans Day, schools throughout the Kane County School District united in heartfelt tributes to our nation’s heroes. Students and staff organized meaningful assemblies where patriotic essays were shared, capturing the spirit of gratitude and reflection. The ceremonies included solemn Read More …

Kane County School District has partnered with Utah Tech University to expand the opportunities for students to earn industry-recognized certificates with the recent addition of a 21-credit concurrent enrollment pathway to a Design Certificate. The new program will be available to Read More …

According to a recent Utah State Board of Education press release, Utah’s public education system decreased by 4,873 students, or a .7% decrease from last year. Over the past 12 years, enrollment counts in elementary grades have generally decreased, while enrollment Read More …

In September, Governor Cox allocated $1.2 million to address school lunch debt across the state. Cox redirected funds from the American Rescue Plans to the Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Program, which in turn created a new grant opportunity for districts Read More …