The Board of Education and senior district leadership have jointly developed a set of goals as a means of establishing priorities, values, and non-negotiables to guide the work of the district.
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The Board of Education and senior district leadership have jointly developed a set of goals as a means of establishing priorities, values, and non-negotiables to guide the work of the district.
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Gary Wilson has been chosen to be the new Executive Director of Student Services for Provo City School District. He will begin his new assignment on July 1, 2013. Wilson was unanimously chosen as the top candidate for the position by a 16-member interview team comprised of Student Services staff (including school nurse and social worker [...]
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Local business owners, district employees, and members of the community are invited to participate in the 11th Annual Provo City School District Foundation Golf Tournament fundraiser called “Links for Kids” on Monday, June 17. “It is a beautiful day to play golf and raise money for kids,” said Greg Hudnall, Executive Director of the Foundation. “We are lucky [...]
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Chad Duncan has been selected as the Director of Technology for the Provo City School District. Chad has worked in the district for 18 years and is highly regarded for his knowledge, his ability to get things done, and his ability to communicate effectively about technology to all people, regardless of their personal level of [...]
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Photo courtesy of The Deseret News Jackson Howard graduated from Provo High School this year. He is not your typical graduate, however. Jackson is 86-years-old and dropped out of high school to join the United States Navy in 1943 to serve during WWII. Jackson went on to receive his bachelor’s degree in 1946, his master’s [...]
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Mr. James Rees and Edgemont Elementary School were honored for their exemplary art education programs by the Sorenson Legacy Award for Excellence in Arts Education. James Rees, an art teacher at Provo High School, was one of five teachers across the state to be recognized for his excellence in visual arts education. He received a [...]
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Melissa Frost has been appointed as the new Executive Director of Human Resources for Provo City School District. She will begin her new assignment on July 1, 2013. Melissa comes to Provo City School District after working for the State of Utah for over ten years. Melissa has extensive background with compensation and insurance for state employees. [...]
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