Centennial Junior High School

Students at Centennial Junior High sign a banner as a pledge to stop bullying in their school in Kaysville, Thursday April 11, 2013. (REYNALDO LEAL/Standard-Examiner)

Centennial Junior High students fight bullying

KAYSVILLE — Students in brightly colored T-shirts inundated the lunch room at Centennial Junior High School on Thursday in an effort to start what they called an “anti-bullying revolution.”

As the students sat to eat their lunches, several of their peers — all wearing fluorescent yellow T-shirts emblazoned with the words “Stand Up to Bullying” — performed a flash mob by dancing to the front of the room and stomping to upbeat music.

Courtesy of Centennial Junior High
Heather Sabin says yes to Heath Bryant’s marriage proposal during the eighth-grade health class Sabin student-teaches at Centennial Junior High in Kaysville.

Kaysville student-teacher receives marriage proposal in class

KAYSVILLE — It was a normal eighth-grade health class at Centennial Junior High a few weeks ago as student-teacher Heather Sabin presented a lesson about self-esteem.

Kaysville, schools join forces for sidewalks

KAYSVILLE — Students attending Snow Horse Elementary and Centennial Junior High may soon have a safer route to school.

Fundraising concert planned at Layton High School

The Centennial Junior High School music department will host a benefit fundraising concert on Friday at 7 p.m. at Layton High School.

Proceeds will go to help purchase music, instruments, folders, risers and other miscellaneous items. Come and enjoy the music of the season.

Tickets can be purchased for $5 per person or a family ticket for $20.

For more information call Michelle Thomson at 801-544-1156.

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Crossing guard Dianne Flanders stops traffic so Madeline Clark and Isaac Kemp can cross the road safely near the roundabout at 1025 W. Smith Lane in Kaysville on Friday.

Fight for Kaysville students' safety not over

KAYSVILLE -- From the time the school bell rings until her 13-year-old son arrives home, Emily Smalley worries if he is going to get home safely.

"My kid comes home and I think, 'Oh good, he made it safe,'" Smalley said.

A few weeks ago, her son Andrew crashed his bike in the middle of the road on his way home from Centennial Junior High School. Andrew claimed that the sidewalk, where he had been told to ride, was too full of pedestrians to accommodate his bike.

(ERIN HOOLEY/Standard-Examiner)
Students from Centennial Junior High School leave school using the Rail Trail pathway in Kaysville.

Students put new Kaysville Rail Trail link to good use

KAYSVILLE — The city has connected two recent additions to better serve its teenage citizens.

A new trail now links the new Centennial Junior High School and the recently completed D&RGW Rail Trail.

The new connection at 740 S. Sunset Drive was specifically created for students to safely access their school. There are also several connections between the Rail Trail and the neighborhoods in which many students live.

(MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner) The image on the screen of a netbook welcomes students to Wyatt Kennah’s science class.

Davis students, teachers embrace netbooks

CLEARFIELD -- Gone are the days when seventh- and eighth-graders at North Davis Junior High School searched the depths of their backpacks for homework assignments. The students are now using netbooks -- small, lightweight laptops, bought by grants and owned by the school -- in classrooms and at home to complete and turn in their assignments.

(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) Attendees listen to speakers during the grand opening of Centennial Junior High in Kaysville on Aug. 17.

Boost in window light at Centennial mean a boost in grades?

KAYSVILLE -- Centennial Junior High is Davis County's newest facility and an example of how schools in the district will be built in the future.

Kaysville Mayor Steve Hiatt

Kaysville mayor's letter about paying for school resource officers irks Layton leaders

LAYTON -- A letter from Kaysville Mayor Steve Hiatt to Davis School District has annoyed Layton leaders. Hiatt's letter suggests the Davis district ask Layton to provide a school resource officer for a junior high school in Kaysville.

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