Syracuse Junior High School

Ogden High School wins coveted baccalaureate accreditation

OGDEN — Staff meetings at Ogden High School don’t always spark spontaneous standing ovations.

But that’s what happened Wednesday morning, when Heather Gerrard got an email saying the school had been granted authorization to be an International Baccalaureate school and offer IB diplomas.

“We’ve been working for the past two years at Ogden High, sending teachers to training, buying appropriate materials for the library and science lab and all the classrooms, developing curriculum for all the classes,” said Gerrard, the school’s International Baccalaureate coordinator. “When I got the message in the middle of the faculty meeting, I interrupted, and everybody jumped up. The faculty as a whole is very excited.”

Syracuse Junior High students practice Spanish at Carl's Jr.

SYRACUSE -- "Hola. Buenas tardes," greeted the Carl's Jr. cashier as 12-year-old Alex Moore approached the counter.

Syracuse Mayor Jamie Nagle

Syracuse mayor: Waste, sewer board stipend should be removed

SYRACUSE — Mayor Jamie Nagle thinks the stipend involved with any city representative serving on a local waste or sewer board should be removed.

(MIKE FRIBERG/Standard-Examiner)

Black keys help Syracuse students learn to type

SYRACUSE -- Nick Bogue did not glance down as his fingers raced across the black keys during his final five-minute keyboarding test.

His classmate, Tyson Bingham, also tapped his fingers as quickly as he could.

Neither of the eighth-grade Syracuse Junior High School students could see the letters on their keyboards.

Ninth-grader old enough to rumble on the field, but too young to rumba at homecoming?

SYRACUSE -- Kole Tracy can dress for the Titans' homecoming football game and go on the field if the coach calls his name, but he is not allowed to attend the homecoming dance the following night.

Syracuse Mayor Jamie Nagle

Syracuse mayor: All Davis cities should pay for school officers to stop gangs

SYRACUSE -- The cost of using school resource officers to combat gang activity in Davis County should be shared by all entities, as opposed to its falling to the Davis School District and the cities where the schools are located, a mayor in Davis County says.

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