Celebrations in the News
Park Record | Jack Singer | Sept. 14, 2024
The Miners football squad escaped a shootout Friday night at Murray, taking down their regional opponents 42-24.
Park City got out to a big first quarter lead once more (14-0), but Murray battled back, taking a 21-14 deficit into the half. The Miners would lead 28-21 heading into the fourth, when they outscored Murray 14-3.
Park Record | Brock Marchant | Sept 14, 2024
Every year, 1.3 million high school students across the nation enter the National Merit Scholarship Program. Of those 1.3 million, only 16,000 are chosen as semifinalists. That’s barely over 1%.
But Park City High School Student Malachi Merrill beat those odds when he took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test last year as a junior, and he was recently named one of the selected few.
Townlift | Michele Roepke | Sept 11, 2024
MANTI, Utah — Over the Labor Day weekend, the Park City High School Mountain Bike Team competed in Manti.
“The race at Manti embodied the toughness of our riders, with racers battling not just each other, but also the relentless conditions.” Head Coach and Jr. High Teacher Pete Stoughton said in a statement.
The day was marked by scorching heat, dry trails, and clouds of dust, including a Dust Devil, that followed riders, making racing a challenge and adding to the overall toughness of the course and the riders.
PARK CITY — The Park City School District and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday unveiled two new electric school buses that will be joining the district's fleet.
The district is one of three in the state of Utah to receive a pair of electric buses, joining Granite School District and Uintah School District.
KSL | September 10, 2024
PARK CITY — The Park City School District plans to give students a pair of environmentally safe school buses next year. One of the district’s bus drivers said there are several benefits to driving an electric bus compared to the traditional gas-powered vehicle.
“They are actually very, very nice. They’re like the limousines of the buses! They’re smooth driving. They’re quiet. You don’t have the exhaust. They’re awesome,” said Nachol Workman, a school bus driver.
Townlift | Laura M | Sept 10, 2024
PARK CITY, Utah — Two Park City High School 2024 graduates, Jessica Loya and Isabella (Isa), have secured full-ride scholarships to Utah universities through the Park City Education Foundation’s Bright Futures program. The initiative aims to help first-generation and undocumented students overcome barriers to higher education.
Park Record | Jack Singer | Sept. 10, 2024
Miners girls soccer defeats Murray Monday for sixth-straight win
The Miners girls soccer squad defeated Murray 4-2 Monday for their sixth-straight win. Park City outscored Murray 2-1 in each half. Sutton Hull scored two of the team’s goals, and Elsa Dellenbach and Mallory Carter, one each. Four different Miners, including Dellenbach, had assists in the game. Park City will next face Stansbury Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at home.
Park Record | Brock Marchant | Sept 10, 2024
If a school bus starts and there’s no one around to hear it, does it still make a sound? There’s no way to know, but if it’s one of the new electric buses the Park City School District is purchasing with funds they received from a federal grant, it will at least be a lot less noisy.
“We were able to secure some grant funding for a couple of electric buses, the first additions to our fleet,” district chief operating officer Michael Tanner said.
KPCW | Leslie Thatcher | Sept. 9, 2024
Park City Education Foundation President and CEO Ingrid Whitley and Vice President of Advancement Jen Billow give an update on programs offered by the foundation and preview their Red Apple Gala fundraiser on Oct. 5.