Coronavirus quarantines lead to a board game renaissance

Google searches for board games hit a Christmas-like peak from mid-March to April as families looked for new ways to entertain themselves. Read More »

Dilworth Elementary students, staff adjust to soft closure

Learning packets given to kindergarten through third-grade students helped with at-home learning. Read More »

Planting trees à la social distancing style

Undeterred by COVID-19, Friends of Fairmont plant 10 trees and safely perform community service while social distancing. Read More »

Parents get creative with drive-by parties during pandemic

Drive-by parties: an innovative way to celebrate an important milestone in your kid’s life from the safety of your front yard. Read More »

Is Utah’s new high school playoff format working?

Looking at the numbers from Utah’s first year of an expanded high school playoff. Read More »

Interactive field trips through The Living Museum of Sugar House bring area to life

Looking for something to do with your family during coronavirus? Participate in one of the interactive field trips created by The Living Museum of Sugar House. Read More »

How will COVID-19 impact the future of K-12 education?

Even with a projected student lower retention of learning while schools have transitioned to online learning, many educators can see a silver lining in how COVID-19 is impacting education. Read More »

Former Utah First Lady’s books address internet safety at a time when more students are online

With more and more schoolchildren doing their assignments online during coronavirus pandemic, former First Lady Jackie Leavitt urges them to be good digital citizens, invites them to use free resources at ikeepsafe.org. Read More »

COVID-19 affects stay for foreign exchange students studying abroad in Utah

Host families and their students in the CASE program have had to navigate difficult changes as a result of the coronavirus. Read More »

The season that never was: Highland track coach reflects on cancellation

Value your health, value your loved ones and give your best effort in the moment says Highland track and field head coach Gary Rowles. Read More »