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67 South Main, Millville, UT (435) 752-7162

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COVID-19 Case Counts and Updates

Click here or visit www.ccsdut.org/covid to view current COVID-19 case counts and updates.

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Ridgeline students walk the red carpet at the school's annual MoonShiver Film Festival

On Friday, May 13th, the Ridgeline Film Club presented its annual MoonShiver Film Festival. Students dressed up and walked the red carpet before enjoying the film presentation and receiving awards.

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CCSD's Academic All-State Honorees for Spring 2021-22

The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) has named its Academic All-State honorees for 2021-22 Spring Sports. Students are selected for the award based on their academic excellence and their athletic abilities.

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Overcoming challenges through positivity: North Park Teacher of the Year Billye Sue White

Fifth-grade teacher Billye Sue White teaches her students life lessons such as focusing on the positive, developing social skills, and loving to learn. “My goal is to help them succeed at life,” White explained. “Not just on a test, not just in my classroom—but to move forward with confidence.”

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Brittany Foster named UDTSEA Program Director of the Year for going the extra mile to support driver education teachers

The Utah Driver Training Safety Education Association (UDTSEA) Program Director of the Year award is given annually to a person who exemplifies performance, tasks, efforts, involvement, training, growth, and aids in developing the program.

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Thanks to a student-led group, Cedar Ridge Elementary has fifteen new trees

Students at Cedar Ridge Elementary will be enjoying the shade of fifteen more trees, thanks to the efforts of its “Save the Trees, Save the World” student group.

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Providence Teacher of the Year, Laura Craner, encourages kindness and creativity in her classroom

Craner, who teaches sixth grade, believes that an essential part of education is to create an environment where students will thrive. Read more about her teaching philosophy and methods by clicking on this article.

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Heritage Elementary Principal Lance Robins awarded UT PTA Outstanding Administrator of the Year award

We are excited to announce that Lance Robins has been selected for the "Outstanding Administrator of the Year" award by the state of Utah PTA. Click here to see how Heritage students, staff, and PTA surprised Mr. Robins with the announcement.

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Mountain Crest High School Teacher of the Year, Megan Haslam: Engaging students through hands-on agricultural experiences

Haslam, who teaches animal science, floral design, and greenhouse management, loves giving students the opportunity to learn lessons in agriculture that might otherwise not be available to them.

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Ridgeline High School’s Laura Peterson recognized by Stanford University as an influential teacher

Peterson was chosen by Matthew Tran Radovan, a graduate of Ridgeline High School and a current student at Stanford University, to be recognized as the most influential secondary school teacher in Radovan's extraordinary academic career. Read more by clicking on this article.

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CCSD teachers, administrators, and staff take time out for mindfulness and rejuvenation

This year, CCSD employees are taking a little “time out” to learn new hobbies and mentally recharge with Time Out for Me classes. Read more about these fun classes by clicking on the link above.

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Green Canyon High School Teacher of the Year, Alisha Rawlins: Encouraging positivity and confidence

Congratulations to Life Skills teacher, Alisha Rawlins, who has been named Green Canyon's Teacher of the Year! Principal Dave Swensen describes Rawlins as a positive ray of sunshine, always upbeat and smiling. Read more about Rawlins by clicking on the link above.

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Mountainside Teacher of the Year, Megan Robertson, honors individuality in her classroom

Congratulations to special education teacher, Megan Robertson, who has been named Mountainside Elementary's Teacher of the Year!

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Green Canyon student receives prestigious community service award; List of Sterling Scholar candidates from CCSD high schools

Alyssa Luthy from Green Canyon High School is the recipient of the 2022 Gail Miller Community Service Award, which is given in conjunction with the Sterling Scholar awards. Congratulations to all of our CCSD high school Sterling Scholar candidates!

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Ridgeline High School educator recognized for exceptional integration of technology in his classroom

Congratulations to Eddie Faires, who has been awarded the UCET22 Innovative Teacher of the Year Award given by the Utah Coalition for Educational Technology (UCET)! Read more about Faires and the award in this article.

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Nibley Elementary Teacher of the Year, Susan Paulsin, encourages kindness and mindfulness

As a school counselor, Paulsin has the opportunity to gear her lessons and teaching to individual students' needs. Her primary focus is educating students about behavior, language, thought, and actions. Read more about Paulsin by clicking on this article.

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Sunrise Teacher of the Year, Monica Carter, creates an engaging environment through building personal connections

Carter, who has been teaching fourth grade at Sunrise Elementary for four years, believes that a connection with her students allows for better classroom management, fun, and improved learning.

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Millville Teacher of the Year, Brittany Wall, reminds her fifth-grade students they are always capable of achieving success

Wall emphasizes a growth mindset and encourages students to take responsibility for their learning. “Every student is capable of learning,” she explained. “They just need someone to help them understand and find that part of themselves.”

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North Cache Teacher of the Year, Mike Summers: Passionate learner and compassionate teacher

Summers has taught special education and Language Arts at North Cache for seven years. He is a strong advocate for his students. “I’ve always wanted kids to know that they have someone who is absolutely fighting for them,” he explained. “That is super important to me.”

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Winter Sports Region and State Champions

Cache County School District is proud to be home to some of the region’s finest athletes. Our winter athletes throughout the district have seen great success in each of their respective sports. Congratulations to all of our outstanding student-athletes!

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Students find treasures in learning in the classroom of River Heights Elementary Teacher of the Year, Breauna Jelke

Jelke, who teaches kindergarten, taps into fun and adventure to get her students excited about learning. "Her kids absolutely love being in school every day as they get that foundation for their education," explained River Heights principal, Stephanie Adams.

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2021-22 CCSD Winter Sports Academic All-State Recipients

The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) has named its Academic All-State honorees for 2021-22 Winter Sports. The Academic All-State award is the most prestigious honor the UHSAA presents to senior students. Students are selected for the award based on their academic excellence and their athletic abilities.

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CCSD child nutrition staff proclaim, “It’s all about the kids!”

CCSD child nutrition staff fill an essential role in helping students stay healthy, focused, and learning, but their impact reaches well beyond feeding students. They strive to be "another friendly face" to brighten the day of students in their schools.

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A Classroom of High Expectations, High Love, and Shakespeare: Cece Craner, Spring Creek Middle School’s Teacher of the Year

Craner, who is known for her enthusiastic attitude and love of Shakespeare, contributes much to the atmosphere at Spring Creek. "Cece is so positive!" described Principal Blair Powell. "She is constantly encouraging her students to give their best efforts. She is our resident cheerleader.”

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Heritage Huskies fill February with an emphasis on kindness

Throughout the month of February, Heritage Elementary school spread love and kindness to students and community members by participating in a local food drive as well as holding an Inclusion Week. “If we practice kindness, it will uplift us and uplift those around us,” school counselor Matt Mallory said.

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