WHAT'S HAPPENING AT GREEN CANYON HIGH SCHOOL?

PACK Pantry

At Green Canyon we strive to provide a healthy, safe learning environment for all-- the PACK pantry will serve students who may be lacking some of the basic needs at home. The PACK Pantry will be a place where students in need can come to get school supplies, hygiene kits/feminine hygiene products, and food. If you are a student who is in need please come see your assigned counselor.

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Students of the Month

Congrats to the GCHS Students of the Month. Click to see who these great students are!

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INFORMATION YOU MAY NEED TO KNOW

Information regarding the Cache County Board of Education

Click on the link above for information regarding the Cache County Board of Education, including board member biographies, precincts, board meetings, and district policies.

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Hot Weather Guidelines for Cache County Schools

The Cache County School District has created guidelines for schools to assist with monitoring temperatures during the first few weeks of school to increase student safety and comfort during periods of hot weather. Click the link above for more information.

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Air Quality and Recess Guidance

The Utah Department of Health has given guidelines regarding when students should be kept inside for recess due to poor air quality. Click here to see those guidelines.

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Substitute Teachers and Cafeteria Workers Needed!

Kelly Education is now accepting applications for substitute teachers and cafeteria workers for the 2024-25 school year! Click here for more information.

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Screenings for 3-5 Year Old Children with Suspected Delays

Screenings for 3-5 year old children living in Cache County School District boundaries will be held on Thursday, December 5th, and Friday, December 6th, 2024. Click image for more information.

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Librarians as Learning Architects: Building Inclusive Spaces for Every Student

From curating diverse collections to fostering a love for reading, a recent panel of CCSD librarians shared insights on their vital role in education. Learn how they navigate challenges, engage with students, and ensure that every child sees themselves in the stories they read.

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“Sticking Together” at Birch Creek Elementary School

Birch Creek Elementary’s new art installation, “Sticking Together,” involved all 750 students and staff within the school.

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River Heights Elementary is a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School

On Monday, September 23rd, the U.S. Department of Education recognized River Heights Elementary as a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School. River Heights is one of 356 schools in the nation chosen for excelling in academic performance or closing gaps in achievement amongst student groups.

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Connecting to History: CCSD Students visit “The 9/11 Project”

Over 5,000 CCSD 5th, 8th, and 11th-grade students commemorated the events of September 11th, 2001, by visiting “Cache Valley Remembers: The 9/11 Project.” Click on the link above to read about their experience and reactions.

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Laura Haynie Named Cache County School District’s 2024-25 District Teacher of the Year

Haynie, a P.E. teacher at North Cache Middle School, teaches with passion, persistence, and humor. To read more about this exceptional teacher, please click on the link above.

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