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GCMS Quiz Bowl team looking ahead to nationals
With the 2012 Quiz Bowl season recently completed, Grand County Middle School Quiz Bowl coach Mike Estenson is organizing a team of six players to attend a national competition in early June.   A...
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Eight students receive degrees at USU-Moab graduation
Eight local students received college degrees from Utah State University – Moab Campus during the school’s April 26 commencement ceremonies at Star Hall. This year’s student speaker was Clay Allre...
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FBLA club members win regional awards
Grand County High School students performed well at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Eastern Region competition held in Price on, Feb. 8. Grand’s 10 students earned a total of 21 ce...
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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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  • ‘Reality Town’ teaches middle school students about financial responsibility
    by Marva Lewis
    special to The Times-Independent
    02.23.12 - 09:00 am

  • <b>Promenade…</b><br>
Dakotah MacFarlane and Mikenzee Nelson practice their promenade dance along with about three dozen other dance couples in the Grand County High School gymnasium Tuesday night. Members of the class have been decorating and rehearsing in preparation for the school’s annual junior prom, scheduled for Saturday, March 3 in the gymnasium. The event, which has the theme “Memories in the Moonlight,” will last from 8 to 11 p.m., with the promenade taking place at 8:30 p.m.
Photo by Jeff Richards
    Promenade…
    Dakotah MacFarlane and Mikenzee Nelson practice their promenade dance along with about three dozen other dance couples in the Grand County High School gymnasium Tuesday night. Members of the class have been decorating and rehearsing in preparation for the school’s annual junior prom, scheduled for Saturday, March 3 in the gymnasium. The event, which has the theme “Memories in the Moonlight,” will last from 8 to 11 p.m., with the promenade taking place at 8:30 p.m. Photo by Jeff Richards
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