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Bill to fight gangs through schools

By The Associated Press
Last Edit: Mar 11 2010 - 12:25am

SALT LAKE CITY — Boards of public and charter schools in Utah would have to establish anti-gang policies under a bill passed by the Legislature.

Lawmakers OK bill to use eminent domain on US land

By The Associated Press
Last Edit: Mar 10 2010 - 1:44pm

SALT LAKE CITY -- The Legislature has approved the use of eminent domain to reclaim certain resource-rich parcels of federal land in Utah.

Ogden students enjoy the Music Makes Music cause

By Rachel J. Trotter (Standard-Examiner correspondent)
Last Edit: Mar 10 2010 - 12:03am
(MATTHEW HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner) Going Second plays at Mound Fort Junior High School in Ogden on Tuesday. The concert is produced by Music Makes Music, an organization that works to increase exposure to music and the arts in public schools.

OGDEN -- Students at Mound Fort Middle School kicked off their trimester Tuesday with beating drums, screeching guitars and a smoke machine. They celebrated being in school with a genuine rock concert.

Schools incorporate movement to show importance of community

By Loretta Park (Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau)
Last Edit: Mar 9 2010 - 11:59pm
(DJAMILA GROSSMAN/Standard-Examiner) Shannon Murray welcomes her brother, Peter Murray, as they perform folk dances during a morning program with fourth-graders and their families at Muir Elementary School to demonstrate the importance of community and dance on Tuesday.

SLIDESHOW: Folk Dances

BOUNTIFUL -- Muir Elementary School fourth-graders swung their parents as they finished up their folk dance program Tuesday.

Learning to Folk Dance, March 9, 2010



See pictures of fourth-grade students at Muir Elementary folk dance. The social studies classes will perform folk dances of early Utah immigrants and demonstrate the importance of community and dance.

SUV backs into Mich. school; 6 students injured

By The Associated Press
Last Edit: Mar 9 2010 - 8:45pm

FRANKLIN, Mich. -- Authorities say a teacher accidentally backed her SUV through a window and into her classroom at a suburban Detroit school. Several preschool students were injured but none seriously.

Tattooed teacher says ban is misguided

By Di Lewis (Standard-Examiner staff)
Last Edit: Mar 7 2010 - 11:27pm
(BETH SCHLANKER/Standard-Examiner) English teacher Mark Johnson, who has a tattoo on his forearm, poses for a picture in his classroom at Ogden High School recently.

POLL: Do you think teachers should have to cover their tattoes at school?

OGDEN -- A new Ogden City School District prohibition of visible tattoos on staff members has Mark Johnson concerned the rule is unwarranted.

Skipping 12th grade might be an educational advantage for some teens

By Annie Valentine (Top of Utah Voices)
Last Edit: Mar 7 2010 - 11:04pm

I've recently been asking myself a very important question: what would my life be like if I had missed my senior year of high school?

Utah's Schools for the Deaf and the Blind face budget reductions

By Jamie Lampros (Standard-Examiner correspondent)
Last Edit: Mar 6 2010 - 10:16pm

OGDEN -- Utah's Schools for the Deaf and the Blind have been hit with a $670,000 budget reduction by the Legislature.

Former Lakeside Elementary students open time capsules they filled 10 years ago

By Ruth Malan (Standard-Examiner correspondent)
Last Edit: Mar 5 2010 - 11:44pm
(ERIN HOOLEY/Standard-Examiner) Mickelle Yeates, 17, remarks how some of the members of the Backstreet Boys have changed over the years after she found the CD liner notes in her 10-year-old capsule at Lakeside Elementary School in West Point on Thursday.

SLIDESHOW: Lakeside Elementary School's 10-year time capsule reunion

WEST POINT -- Alec Naylor rapidly searched through his one-gallon time capsule for the John Stockton rookie card he knew he had placed into the can. His dad, Greg Naylor, said the card of the former Utah Jazz star could be worth hundreds of dollars today.

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