When voting, consider who supports our schools and advocates for better education policies. Check out their priorities and see which candidates are committed to improving education. Your vote can make a huge difference! #VoteForEducation #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForSchools
This election let's choose leaders who are committed to investing in our schools and supporting our teachers. Look for candidates who prioritize education and make sure your vote goes to those who truly support our students' futures! #VoteForEducation #EveryVoteCounts
No matter what's on the ballot, education should be your number one priority. This election, vote to support our schools and ensure every child has access to a great education. Let's make a difference! #VoteForEducation #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForSchools
USSA in collaboration with USBA welcomed Utah lawmakers into schools to strengthen connections between students, educators, and elected officials. We are so thankful for all the Utah Lawmakers that participated and look forward to continuing this tradition in years to come!
For this week’s #MeetTheSuperintendentMonday, we’re thrilled to introduce Dr. Mark Ernst, Superintendent of Tooele County School District. Superintendent Ernst was raised in Sutherlin, Oregon and attended Weber State, University of Phoenix, and Travecca Nazarene University to receive his higher education.
Superintendent Ernst’s motto he lives by is “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives” -Jackie Robinson. His favorite book is Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls
Thank you for your dedication and passion to education Superintendent Ernst. Tooele County School District is so lucky to have you leading the charge.
#MeetTheSuperintendentMondays #EducationalLeadership #TooeleSchoolDistrict #EducationMatters
Education issues are on the ballot in every election, from local to national. Your vote helps determine the future of our schools and our children's education. Make sure you're informed and ready to vote. #VoteForEducation #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForSchools
Utah public schools are known for their extensive range of opportunities. School choice is well established in Utah, and the discussion about options for students evolves each year. Locally elected school board members and superintendents work diligently to address the unique needs of students and families in their districts. We will be highlighting programs throughout the state that support the mission of providing options to students in the Utah school system. Here are a few examples:
Canyons School District recently purchased the former eBay headquarters in Draper. The 215,000 square foot building will enable the district to provide numerous career and technical options to Canyons’ students. Canyons continues to focus on the future.
The Ogden School District started the year with three new teen resource centers. The goal of the teen centers is to remove barriers for students and allow them to focus on academics.
This summer the Utah School for the Blind offered a series of cooking classes at Harmon’s. Students gained a variety of culinary skills including prepping, chopping, plating, and following recipes.
Fifth grade students at Harvest Elementary help kindergarteners at lunch during the first week of school. The fifth grade students are learning through serving.
Six drama teachers from the Cache County School District recently presented two performances of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. The proceeds of both shows will go to support the theater programs in the Cache County School District.
Wasatch County School District fine arts educator, Tricia Bishop, has been chosen to participate in a national project designed to advance arts education practice in schools across the country. Ms. Bishop teaches theater and dance at both Rocky Mountain and Timpanogos Middle Schools.
Carbon School District has implemented the KEY Recognition Program. They are recognizing staff members who demonstrate a key to success – kindness, engaged, or a yes mindset. #leadersinchoice #ussa #educationmatters
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Utah public schools are known for their extensive range of opportunities. School choice is well established in Utah, and the discussion about options for students evolves each year. Locally elected school board members and superintendents work diligently to address the unique needs of students and families in their districts. We will be highlighting programs throughout the state that support the mission of providing options to students in the Utah school system. Here are a few examples:
Canyons School District recently purchased the former eBay headquarters in Draper. The 215,000 square foot building will enable the district to provide numerous career and technical options to Canyons’ students. Canyons continues to focus on the future.
The Ogden School District started the year with three new teen resource centers. The goal of the teen centers is to remove barriers for students and allow them to focus on academics.
This summer the Utah School for the Blind offered a series of cooking classes at Harmon’s. Students gained a variety of culinary skills including prepping, chopping, plating, and following recipes.
Fifth grade students at Harvest Elementary help kindergarteners at lunch during the first week of school. The fifth grade students are learning through serving.
Six drama teachers from the Cache County School District recently presented two performances of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. The proceeds of both shows will go to support the theater programs in the Cache County School District.
Wasatch County School District fine arts educator, Tricia Bishop, has been chosen to participate in a national project designed to advance arts education practice in schools across the country. Ms. Bishop teaches theater and dance at both Rocky Mountain and Timpanogos Middle Schools.
Carbon School District has implemented the KEY Recognition Program. They are recognizing staff members who demonstrate a key to success – kindness, engaged, or a yes mindset. #leadersinchoice #ussa #educationmatters
Whether it's a school board election or a national vote, education is a key issue. Join the conversation and encourage your friends and family to vote for policies that support schools and students. Together, we can create positive change. #VoteForEducation #EveryVoteCounts
Welcome to Optimistic October!
"Optimism is the one quality more associated with success and happiness than any other." (Brian Tracy)
"The secret of making dreams come true can be summarized in four C's. They are curiosity, confidence, courage, and constancy, and the greatest of all is confidence. When you believe in a thing, believe in it all the way, implicitly and unquestionably." (Walt Disney) #USSA
As we celebrate American Founders Month, let’s renew our commitment to the principles of liberty, justice, and equality. Together, we continue the work they started. #AmericanFoundersMonth #Commitment
As our next #MeetTheSuperintendentMonday, we’re thrilled to introduce David Long, Superintendent of Beaver County School District. Superintendent Long was raised in Etiwanda, California and attended Southern Utah University and Chapman University to receive his higher education.
Superintendent Long’s motto he lives by is “Believe it, Achieve it.” His favorite book is Shop Class as Soul Craft by Matthew Crawford.
Thank you for your dedication and passion to education Superintendent Long, Beaver County School District is so lucky to have you leading the charge.
#MeetTheSuperintendentMondays #EducationalLeadership #BeaverSchoolDistrict #EducationMatters
Delve into the debates and discussions that shaped the Constitution. Understanding these can deepen our appreciation for the founders’ work. #AmericanFoundersMonth #ConstitutionDebates
Explore the early maps and documents that charted the course of our young nation.
Discover how our founders envisioned and built the United States. #AmericanFoundersMonth #HistoricalMaps
Every election includes decisions about education funding, policies, and leadership. Your vote can shape the future of our schools. Don't underestimate the power of your vote - let's make education a priority! #VoteForSchools #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForSchools #USSA
The legacy of our Founding Fathers includes a commitment to education. This month let’s focus on the importance of learning and civic responsibility. #AmericanFoundersMonth #Education
The leadership of figures like Samuel Adams helped fuel the American Revolution. Let’s remember his contributions this Founders Month. #SamuelAdams #AmericanFoundersMonth
From paintings to documents, the art and artifacts of the Founding Era tell the story of our nation’s beginnings. Celebrate their historical significance this month! #AmericanFoundersMonth #FoundingFathers
No matter the election, education impacts every vote. From local school boards to national policies, your vote influences how we support our schools and students. Make your voice heard this election season! #VoteForSchools #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForSchools #USSA
Reflect on the visionary ideas of our founders and how they’ve evolved over time. This month let’s explore how their vision still guides us today. #AmericanFoundersMonth #Visionaries
