By David Boyle
News Director
At their latest meeting members of the school board approved an employee raise, saw a draft of the budget and made plans for graduations.
At their May 10 meeting, members of the San Juan School Board approved a raise for district employees following a negotiation...
By David Boyle
News Director
The San Juan School District will award diplomas to more than 225 high school graduates from May 24 through 27 at services across the sprawling district.
The first high school graduation service is at Monticello High School at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 24, where 42...
By David Boyle
News Director
On May 5, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren signed an Executive Order to amend the public health order that made wearing a mask mandatory in enclosed areas and in public on the Navajo Nation.
While the mask mandate had been lifted earlier in January 2023, exceptions...
By David Boyle
News Director
A local company is working with Whitehorse High School to provide opportunities for youth in the Montezuma Creek area.
Elk Petroleum operates the greater Aneth oil field. The oil field in the southeast portion of Utah and the northern portion of the Navajo Nation has...
Utah State University Blanding is proud to have celebrated its class of 2023 on Friday, April 28. The class of 2023 consists of 134 individuals earning 52 associate, 18 bachelor’s, three master’s degrees and 83 certificates.
“It is truly an exciting occasion to be here with you today—to celebrate...
Aspen English, a student from Monticello, is graduating this week at the top of her class from Southern Utah University (SUU).
In addition to being the valedictorian of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, she is one of three student speakers at the SUU Commencement Ceremony on Friday,...
The Monticello High School drama department recently finished second at the 1A Utah State Drama Meet with their one-act production of Mayfair Lady. The play was presented to the public in Monticello on April 3 and 5. Members of the cast include: (front row, left to right) Tyson Wheeler, Coral...
In the digital age, schools, and educational institutions collect and store vast amounts of sensitive personal information about students. This data includes names, addresses, birthdates, Social Security numbers, grades, test scores, disciplinary records, and more.
As technology continues to...
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan School board approved plans for capital projects, discussed a letter from administration ,and upheld a ruling regarding the termination of employment of a teacher at their latest meeting.
During their April 5 meeting, members of the board...
Local students were honored at the 43rd Annual Southeastern Utah Sterling Scholar competition on March 27 at Grand County High School.
Easton Young, from Monticello High School, was awarded the Sterling Scholar in the Skilled and Technical Science Education category.
Nine students from San Juan...