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Davis students visit county’s last dairy farm
DAVIS COUNTY — Students touring Hamblin Dairy this week learned about more than why sheep are sheared and how the protein in beef builds muscle. They learned why farms are important and what ranc...
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Mock Trial team earns spot at national trial
A team of students from Woods Cross High are spending early mornings and late afternoons studying a crime committed in New Mexico. Next month, they’ll go there, ready to prove Rawley Winsor guil...
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nternational service project planned
WOODS CROSS — Interested students are invited to participate in a “service-learning adventure” this summer, helping those who live in leper colonies in India. Cassidy Hills, a student at Woods ...
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Online school provides option for local students
DAVIS COUNTY — Add yet another thing to the growing list of what can now be done with the help of a computer. Besides reading books, getting news, having conversations, sending photos and finding...
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Virtual school holds information session
DAVIS COUNTY — Information on Utah Connections Academy, a tuition-free, fully accredited virtual public school, will be available to interested families over several sessions this month. The onli...
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Future of science, space opens to students
KAYSVILLE — “It’s impossible to predict the amazing opportunities that await you.” Senator Jake Garn looked out over hundreds of third and sixth graders assembled at Davis High this week, and to...
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Free courses help with exams, jobs
by LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer
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LAYTON — Free courses and workshops are being offered in everything from GED test preparation to basic computer skills through Stevens-Henager College’s Good Neighbor Initiative. The initiative ...
Students rally around friend in cancer fight
by LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer
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SYRACUSE — There’s a monkey sitting in Isabel Hadley’s chair, and it’s got an important job to do. The monkey is there because Isabel can’t be. Isabel’s between home and hospitals, being treat...
Geography winner competes at state
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NORTH SALT LAKE — Legacy Preparatory Academy student Kadin Worthen will be competing in the 2012 Utah National Geographic Bee held at Thanksgiving Point on March 30.Worthen is a semifinalist in th...
Science focus of Clark assembly
by LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer
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BOUNTIFUL — The triangular meteorite had already traveled from outerspace to Argentina and from Argentina to Utah. But the trip around the cafeteria at Adelaide Elementary had to be an adventure...
1,000 cranes send best wishes
by Louise R. Shaw | Clipper Staff Writer
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LAYTON — It’s her smile that everyone mentions. It’s the way she’s always happy, even though things are more difficult for her than for her fellow sixth graders. “She’s a great role model,” sai...
Original musical ‘highlight of year’
by Louise R. Shaw | Clipper Staff Writer
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WOODS CROSS — In a new take on an old story, students from Campus Club will perform “CamelNot,” for their fourth annual musical fundraiser. “This is the highlight of their year,” said Elaine Gard...
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