Creative Tutors of Northern Utah
Serving the school districts of...
- Alpine
- Logan
- Provo
- Box Elder
- Morgan
- Rich
- Cache
- Murray
- Salt Lake
- Davis
- Nebo
- South Summit
- Duchesne
- North Summit
- Tooele
- Granite
- Ogden
- Wasatch
- Jordan
- Park City
- Weber
Category: District News
On Tuesday, August 12, the Morgan School Board will conduct a dedication of the Mountain Green Elementary School at 6:00 p.m.
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When we first started to consider the split it was all about improving the educational process for the kids. But it’s not about the kids at all. It’s all about the money. As the proposal stands today the amount of money the West side would owe the East side could very well reach $300 Million!
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Tiny Rich School District in northern Utah asked state education leaders Friday to consider allowing it to continue holding school four days a week in the future. The schedule saves the district about $1,500 a week in transportation costs, said Ralph Johnson, Rich school board president.
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Wasatch School District needed to provide greater computer access to its students and staff, without a dramatic increase in costs.
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As part of ongoing surveillance, Fitch Ratings affirms the underlying 'A' rating for Tooele County School District, Utah, general obligation school building bonds, series 1997.
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Meet Sue Waite-Langley | Western Regional Mgr.
Ms. Waite-Langley brings a unique perspective to Creative Tutors. Educated at the University of Connecticut where she received a BS in Finance; Susan brings over thirty years of diverse professional experience in business management, financial planning, marketing, technology, and fundraising. While her early business experience was in technology sales, she most recently has been involved in many child related activities including working as Business Manager for a small private school and local dance studio and countless hours of volunteer work in support of public school dance programs in the DFW Metroplex. A widow with two grown stepchildren and two daughters attending the University of Utah, Sue is uniquely aware of the varied educational demands and needs of children. She states it best: "The public school system is geared today for the average learner. Exceptionally bright children and children who require extra help in order to progress academically are left out. We stand to lose half of our children...some through boredom and others to frustration." Her vast professional knowledge, coupled with her personal conviction to meet the educational needs of all children, is a true asset to Creative Tutors. In addition to her work with Creative Tutors she is involved with the Utah arts community and is a passionate family genealogist. Sue currently fills the position of Corporate Compliance Officer and has relocated to Salt Lake City to take on the additional responsibilities of Western Area Regional Director and Manager of the Northern Utah Territory.
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