Salt Lake City School District Website Bio: Students in the Salt Lake City School District hail from around the world. Ethnic minorities make up 53% of our students, and the district serves a significant refugee population from Eastern European or African countries. Approximately 60% of our students come from low-income families, and just over 33% of them are learning English as a second language. We celebrate this diversity and believe it adds value as students learn first hand about other cultures. Salt Lake City School District serves approximately 24,000 students at 33 schools: - 27 elementaries
- 5 middle schools (Grade 7-8)
- 4 high schools
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Canyons School District Website Bio: Canyons School District, the first new school district to be created in Utah in nearly a century, was forged by the will of the people in Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Draper, Midvale and Alta in a November 2007 referendum vote. Our schools are rooted in a 100-year history of academic, artistic and athletic excellence. Beginning July 1, 2009, Canyons School District will build on that tradition while moving forward with a new vision for public education, centered on innovation, community engagement, customer service and outstanding student achievement. The Canyons School District School District serves approximately 33,000 students at 44 schools: - 29 elementaries
- 8 middle schools
- 4 high schools
- 1 technical center
- 2 schools serving students with special needs
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Granite School District Website Bio: Granite is the second largest district in Utah and is among the largest public school districts in the nation. Granite is also one of Utah’s largest employers, with more than 7,500 full and part-time employees. The district boundary encompasses 257 square miles. Granite District is known for the academic, athletic, and artistic achievements of its students. Granite has also been nationally recognized for teacher professional development programs and the economic efficiencies of its administration. In addition to its quality education programs for students in grades K through 12, the district offers a variety of adult and community education courses. The Granite School District serves approximately 68,075 students at 84 schools: - 60 elementary schools
- 16 junior high schools
- 8 high schools
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Jordan School District Website Bio: Jordan School District will continue to lead the way in research-based curriculum and strategies. We believe education must be relevant and responsive to the ever-changing world. How we educate our students is perhaps our greatest accomplishment. Quality teaching promotes quality learning. That is evident in our students who continually outperform their counterparts across the nation on standardized tests. We inspire future generations one student at a time. Our strength lies in the hearts and talents of our employees. The teachers, support staff and administrators have developed a synergy that has fueled Jordan’s legacy of serving and educating students for more than a century. As students leave our system we hope they are inspired to continue learning for a lifetime. The Jordon School District serves approximately 48,000 students in 50 schools: - 36 elementaries
- 9 middle schools
- 5 high schools
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Murray City School District Website Bio: Murray schools are benefited greatly through the many efforts of committed PTA members; the Murray Education Foundation (MEF), a nonprofit organization which assists in providing recognition of excellence in the schools and resources for special school needs; the MHS Renaissance Program; the Community Councils of each school, and an adult Community Education program through which a diversity of classes are offered. The Murray City School District serves approximately 6000 students in 10 schools: - 7 elementaries
- 2 junior high schools
- 1 high school
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