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Students join nationwide protest, many focus on kindness

Apr 03, 2018 16h01 ● By City Journals Staff

Students across the valley used March 14 to peacefully exercise their First Amendment rights standing up against school violence—and in some instances, standing united.

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Why seek early intervention for your child?

Mar 23, 2018 15h13 ● By Jana Klopsch

Early intervention services for developmentally delayed babies birth to 3 are a necessary, convenient and affordable services, yet underused in our community by DDI Vantage.

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How dedication and a humble heart helped a Highland violinist succeed

Mar 12, 2018 16h22 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Becoming a talented performer not only takes natural talent but practice and time.

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Westminster sends 18 Olympians compete in PyeongChang

Mar 12, 2018 16h18 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Westminster works with Olympic athlete students to help them compete in school and on the slopes.

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Westminster sends 18 Olympians to compete in PyeongChang

Feb 05, 2018 12h40 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Not a lot of people can say their neighbor is an Olympic athlete but here in Sugar House we have 18 we can call our own. Westminster works with Olympic students to compete in school and on the slopes.

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Highland High: a place for budding love

Feb 01, 2018 14h14 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Not all high school romances started in high school. For some former Highland Rams, they ran into their soul mates later in life but have Highland to thank for their introduction.

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That's a wrap. Former Highland student calls it a career as first cultural arts manager

Feb 01, 2018 10h40 ● By Jana Klopsch

Former Ram Mary Ann Kirk, Murray's first and only cultural arts manager, retires.

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Retired Highland music teacher honored

Feb 01, 2018 08h48 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Paul Christensen, or Mr. C as he's known by students, will continue helping students even after retirement thanks to a scholarship that will help future music students.

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Mom saves Hands-On Science at Highland Park

Feb 01, 2018 08h33 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Hands-On Science Program helps students become familiar with science. The program almost didn't happen until one woman stepped up to the plate and volunteered her time to teach.

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A bed to call their own

Dec 01, 2017 08h00 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Some East High School students needed mattresses. Thanks to DownEast Home & Clothing, those students won’t have to worry about where they’re going to sleep anymore.

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