Presentation at national level. First graders describing what an algorithm is. Work with Park Ed to increase salary Citizen asked abut continuation of AP versus IB since people think IB may be better. So much memorization inAP says DR Conley Education is trying to put in more rigor. Dr Conley tried IB for a few years …

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Should School Board Members Be Reimbursed For Legal Fees Related to Electioneering Investigation?

During last Tuesday’s Park City School District meeting, the school board voted to reimburse its members for legal fees incurred while defending themselves against charges of electioneering during last Fall’s bond campaign. During the meeting, board member Nancy Garrison said, “it’s important that each of us know from these many months since several community members, in …

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Do you have one of those friends that continually finds himself in a mess? As time goes on you start wondering, “Does he just enjoy the drama, is he just unlucky, or is there something about the way he acts that continually brings on issues?” I’m starting to ask myself that question of the Park City School District. There are many …

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Office Hours with Ember Conley

Citizen: Where can I find out more about people running? Molly Miller: Information is on Website. Tania Knauer: A voter guide is in the Park Record a couple of weeks before election. Primary is June 28th via mail in ballot. Ember Conley: Community conversation about mental health may 23rd 6:30-7:30PM at Ecker Hill. Will go …

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This has to be the creepiest thing I have seen in a long time. As I bike along the Rasmussen trail

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Walkable cities in the US have higher GDP and education levels.

Before Five Guys. Before Del Taco. Before Pure Barre… there was a discussion on the need for walkability at the Kimball Village. That never happened. Very few of our citizens are walking from Whole Foods to Michaels to do their shopping. There is a government plan to have a circulator bus that will go from Wal-mart and …

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The role of anonymous comments in our community

Recently we posted about a separation agreement between the Associate Superintendent and the Park City School District. This brought out a number of comments from interested citizens. Most of those comments were anonymous. One of our school board members made a comment asking the “only one putting their name on your comment” to contact the school board. While

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