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Always sowing connections: Sunrise Elementary's Teacher of the Year, Sue Hintze
Fourth-grade teacher Sue Hintze is well-known for the positive impact she's making at Sunrise Elementary. According to Principal Derek Beer, "Sue builds unmatched rapport with students and staff members. She deserves every bit of positive recognition.”
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Mental Health Tips from Project AWARE
To help support our students, parents, and staff during this stressful time, our Project AWARE team is offering Mindfulness Monday tips. Check them out for ideas on how to care for your mental health!
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CCSD High Schools among US News and World Report's "Best High Schools in Utah"
Each year the U.S. News and World Report publishes its Best High School rankings, which honor the top schools throughout the nation. All four of CCSD’s traditional high schools were ranked among Utah's Best High Schools for 2020.
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Inspiring students filled with positivity, infectious energy, and love: White Pine Elementary's Teacher of the Year, Kelsey Clark
“There is something energetic about students,” Clark explained. “They give you rejuvenation. You get to see their minds work, and you get to guide them. I feel like that is my calling in life--to let young people know how great they are. I hope they leave my class knowing that they are loved and important.”
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Helping students develop a lifelong love of learning: Providence Elementary's Teacher of the Year, Todd Simpson
Growing up, Todd Simpson was fascinated with learning about everything around him. This passion led him to his career as an educator, where he hopes to help others discover their own love of learning. Simpson has been selected as Providence Elementary’s Teacher of the Year.
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“Carpe Diem! Seize the day and love it!” -- Kim Sorensen, Mountain Crest Teacher of the Year
Kim Sorensen, Mountain Crest Teacher of the Year, lives by the motto “Carpe Diem! Seize the day and love it!” She shares this enthusiasm with all of her students and it is this love of life that motivates her and makes her an effective and successful educator. Sorensen believes that her students have incredible potential and if they work on having a growth mindset, they will change the world.
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Utah Universities respond to COVID-19, offer resources to assist seniors with enrollment, scholarships and more
We have summarized some of the important information from colleges and universities throughout Utah, such as links to virtual tours, admission date changes, scholarship deadlines, and anything else you or your seniors might need to make their transition to college easier.
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Patience, Adaptability, and Focus: Nibley Elementary's Teacher of the Year, Taylor Stephenson
Nibley Elementary Teacher of the Year, Taylor Stephenson, appreciates the growth that becoming an online educator has provided. "Transitioning to online learning has forced us to step back and remind ourselves what is most important,” he remarked. Read more about Mr. Stephenson in this article.
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Students advance their professional skills through Microsoft classes and certifications
Each year hundreds of students in Cache County School District are working to gain a competitive edge in the job market by becoming Microsoft Office Specialists. Through Business Office Specialist classes taught at CCSD high schools, students have the opportunity to become certified in Microsoft programs and even compete at a state and national level.
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Once a Millville Elementary student, Nichole Anderson is now the school's Teacher of the Year
Calling her an "exceptional teacher," Principal Brady Johnson has expressed appreciation for Anderson's positive attitude and commitment to all of her students. Congratulations, Nickie!
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Building relationships with students, one carrot at a time
Even though our schools are currently closed, we want to continue celebrating the efforts and dedication of our amazing educators. One teacher who has been going the extra mile for years is White Pine Elementary's speech teacher, Rod Bullock. Read more about his unique (and nutritious!) way of connecting with students in this article.
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North Park’s Teacher of the Year, Shelby Olson, radiates love no matter the circumstances
Teaching during school dismissals has been a challenge for all of our educators. However, they have risen to the occasion and are embracing online education. North Park Elementary Teacher of the Year, Shelby Olson, is a great example of a teacher who is striving to stay connected and make sure her students feel loved and supported.
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Students read their way to victory in a valley-wide "Bookopoly" reading competition
Sky View HS teacher Marty Reeder is all about finding fun, engaging ways to encourage students to love reading. His latest reading competition, a book-based version of Monopoly, brought students from across the valley together in a race to collect points through reading.
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Ridgeline’s Richard Gittins is Utah’s 2020 Zero Fatalities Award for Outstanding Driver Education Teacher
Congratulations, Mr. Gittins!
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Getting to know the teacher behind North Cache’s classroom full of life — Teacher of the Year, Marla Trowbridge
If Marla Trowbridge's classroom collection of 11 animals doesn't inspire students to love science, then maybe her fun personality, wealth of knowledge, engaging lessons, and closetful of 140+ science-themed t-shirts will! Trowbridge has been chosen as North Cache Middle School's Teacher of the Year.
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CCSD's UHSAA Academic All-State Winter Honorees announced for 2019-2020
The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) has named its Academic All-State honorees for 2019-20 Winter Sports and Activities. The Academic All-State award is the most prestigious honor the UHSAA presents to senior students. Congratulations to all our student honorees!
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A "True Anchor" to Green Canyon High School: Teacher of the Year, Malayna Knowles
In Malayna Knowles’ classroom, it's not just the grade that matters — it is that her students are really learning. She teaches her students how to study, how to ask questions, how to be curious, how to fail, and how to learn.
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Island adventure-themed Literacy Night at Nibley Elementary brings Nim’s Island to life for students
After the entire school read Nim's Island as part of their "One Book, One School" program, they celebrated with an island-themed Literacy Night, complete with tropical animals and a Skype session with author Wendy Orr.
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Canyon Elementary students gain valuable knowledge and skill as they integrate art into their curriculum
Canyon Elementary School recently completed its school-wide integrated art project, which helped students gain knowledge and skill while integrating it into the school curriculum. Click on this article to see some of the amazing projects!
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Cache County students excel in USU’s Foreign Language Placement Exam
CCSD students are earning college credits for foreign language classes by testing out, while still in high school. Click on this article to read more!
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Feeling Anxious? Mental Health Resources for our Employees
With all the changes and stress that COVID-19 is causing in our community, we thought we'd share some mental health resources from our district health care provider, United Healthcare.
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Cache County Students “Dare Mighty Things” at the Stephen R. Covey Leadership Challenge
On March 11th, students from Canyon, Birch Creek, and Mountainside Elementary Schools participated in the first annual Leadership Challenge for Elementary Schools (LCES) at the Stephen R. Covey Leadership Center at Utah State University. The Challenge encourages elementary school students to develop leadership qualities and teamwork.
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Two Mountain Crest students selected as finalists for the National Merit Scholarship
Congratulations to Alexander and Ella. Best of luck to both of you!
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Summit’s Teacher of the Year, Kate Kidd, inspires students to believe in themselves
For the last four years, Kate Kidd has been changing the lives of students at Summit Elementary School through her efforts to help them believe in themselves. In recognition of her work as a resource teacher, Kidd has been chosen as Summit’s 2019-20 Teacher of the Year.
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Sky View/Green Canyon "We The People" team wins state competition, prepares for nationals in April
Under the direction of coaches Mike Rigby and Andrea Thompson, students from Green Canyon and Sky View High Schools have won the state We The People: The Citizen and the Constitution competition. They will compete in the national competition at the end of April.
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