Did you know that when school is out for the summer, Canyons District students can still get school breakfast and lunch? In fact, all children 18 years and younger are

For Canyons District bus driver Jeff Wingad, waking before dawn each morning to greet students at the bus stop isn’t a job — it’s a calling. The 72-year-old signed up

It’s the parenting dilemma of the digital age: How do we encourage our kids to take advantage of all that technology affords while protecting them from the hazards of too

A downswing in COVID-19 cases among students and employees, the loosening of coronavirus-related guidance by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and Utah’s pending shift from an “emergency response” to

The show must go on! That’s right. Cue the title sequence for Canyons District’s 12th Annual Film Festival, a chance for aspiring videographers to vie for bragging rights as the

While growing up can be hard, talking about it needn’t be. Back by popular demand, Canyons District is sponsoring an informational maturation program for fifth-grade students and their parents. The