Happy Thanksgiving
There will be an early release Wednesday, November 21st and no school November 22-23. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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News & Announcements
Regular school day Dec. 5, 2018
Dec. 5th, 2018 has been dedicated as the National day of Mourning for President George H. W. Bush. All schools within Tooele County School District will be open. Please call the school's attendance office if your student will be absent Wednesday. Thank you!
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Congratulations to our Sterling Scholars!
The Sterling Scholar Awards publicly recognize and encourage the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, leadership and citizenship of high school seniors in the state of Utah. The Sterling Scholar Awards program seeks to commend and encourage excellence among all students. All nominees are judged equally on the basis of scholastic achievement.
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Outdoor Air Quality Sensors at all TCSD schools
Before winter hits, Tooele County School District plans to have every elementary school equipped with an outdoor air quality sensor. Junior high and high schools are on track to have sensors installed by the end of the school year.
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Hall of Fame Application
We are currently accepting applications for the GHS Hall of Fame
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Leadership Matters - Improving relationships and school culture
In recent years, there has been focused attention and research given to improving school culture in public education. We too, at Blue Peak High School and the Community Learning Center, have made it a high priority to focus our daily efforts on improving the culture and climate at our school.
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Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Education-CTE Open House
The Tooele County School District will host a Career and Technical Education Open House October 30th, 6 p.m. at the Tooele Community Learning Center (211 S Tooele Boulevard, Tooele, UT 84074).
Speakers include: Congressman Chris Stewart, Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne, Grantsville City Mayor Brent Marshall, Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn and educator/author Dr. Tom Evans.
Come tour the Tooele County Community Learning Center and learn about what Tooele County is doing in Career and Technical Education to help prepare students for the future. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from former TCSD students who will talk about how the CTE program has helped them since graduating high school.
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Speakers include: Congressman Chris Stewart, Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne, Grantsville City Mayor Brent Marshall, Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn and educator/author Dr. Tom Evans.
Come tour the Tooele County Community Learning Center and learn about what Tooele County is doing in Career and Technical Education to help prepare students for the future. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from former TCSD students who will talk about how the CTE program has helped them since graduating high school.
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Two clean air buses to replace two oldest TCSD buses
Thanks to funding from the Utah State Board of Education and Volkswagen, Tooele County School District adds two new clean air buses to its fleet.
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Chalk Talk - Ophir Trail Ride
By: Amanda Warner-Jones.
As a Tooele County native, I am excited to join the team at the Tooele Education Foundation and give back to the schools that are so dear to me. I grew up in Pine Canyon, active in sports, FFA and many other activities. These opportunities left a lasting impression on me and love for Tooele County, which I carry into my work at the Tooele Education Foundation.
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As a Tooele County native, I am excited to join the team at the Tooele Education Foundation and give back to the schools that are so dear to me. I grew up in Pine Canyon, active in sports, FFA and many other activities. These opportunities left a lasting impression on me and love for Tooele County, which I carry into my work at the Tooele Education Foundation.
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Leadership Matters - Students must be safe before they can learn
According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, safety and security must be met before creativity, problem-solving, or acceptance of facts can take place. This research suggests that before our students can learn, they must be and feel safe. Clint Poole, West Elementary principal highlights some Tooele County School District safety measures.
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