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High school, middle school to hold parent-teacher conferences
Grand County High School will hold parent-teacher conferences this week on Thursday, March 25, from 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Conferences will be held in the high school commons. Thursday is an ...
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GCHS offers help for students seeking college financial aid
Grand County High School will host a Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA ) night for students and parents filing for financial aid for college. A specialist on financial aid will be p...
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Moab Folk Festival sponsors concert to raise money for school district
Elephant Revival, an audience favorite at the 2009 Moab Folk Festival, will perform a benefit concert to raise money for the Grand County School District. All ticket proceeds from the March 20 c...
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Photo by Bill Godschalx Every penny helps…
Helen M. Knight Intermediate School’s Student Council raised more than $1,900 last month during the “Pennies for Patients” program. “Pennies for Patients” is a service-learning program and the mon...
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<b><i>Mock disaster...<br></b></i> Moab City Police Officer Aaron Woodard (left) and Grand County Sheriff’s deputy Mike Thurston lift a student off the hood of a car during a mock disaster training held at Grand County High School last Friday. In the background, Moab City firefighter Keith Swenson uses the “jaws of life” to extricate other students from the vehicle, as GCHS students watch from a distance. The scenario was designed to help high school students learn to be more aware while driving. The Utah Highway Patrol and Grand County EMS ambulance crews also participated. Photo by Tom Taylor
Mock disaster...
 Moab City Police Officer Aaron Woodard (left) and Grand County Sheriff’s deputy Mike Thurston lift a student off the hood of a car during a mock disaster training held at Grand County High School last Friday. In the background, Moab City firefighter Keith Swenson uses the “jaws of life” to extricate other students from the vehicle, as GCHS students watch from a distance. The scenario was designed to help high school students learn to be more aware while driving. The Utah Highway Patrol and Grand County EMS ambulance crews also participated. Photo by Tom Taylor
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