Cottonwood Heights, UT
Joined November 2010
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ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
🌱 Help develop your students' curiosity, creativity, reasoning ability, independence, and critical thinking by asking open-ended questions.
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ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Meet Stephanie Benally, one of this year’s Governor’s Spirit of Service Award recipients. Congratulations, Stephanie on this well-deserved recognition, and thanks for serving the people of Utah! #OneUtah
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
If you want to improve reading fluency, teach students to write by hand. Research shows a correlation between the two.
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ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Join us TOMORROW for Bark in the Park at Mountview Park (1651 E. Fort Union Blvd.) for a fenced off-leash area, vendors, dog awards, and a police K9 demo.
#cottonwoodheights
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Come and join us for a fun-filled family evening at the City Hall parking lot on August 31 from 5-8 p.m.
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ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Every little bit helps. CSD Community Schools Specialist Michele Vogeler appeared on @abc4utah @ABC4GTU to thank the station for its school-supply donation drive. The donations have stocked up our Resource Closet, which provides food, hygiene items, supplies, to students in need.
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
America has to learn how to #DisagreeBetter. When we listen with respect and we’re open to learning from other people, that’s when we can make a difference. Learn more about our @NatlGovsAssoc initiative at nga.org/disagree-better/
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Ever wonder what a $10,000 @CSDedFoundation Innovation Grant would mean for your classroom? Hear from two-time grant winners Emma Moss and Clief Castleton about how these grants can amplify your teaching. canyonsdistrict.org/connect-…
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Back-to-school time can get busy! Wind down with a @realsaltlake game on Saturday night. Discount tickets are available for Canyons families. See our website for the link: canyonsdistrict.org/general-…
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
We asked some of the parents on the Education.com team to tell us about their go-to resources! Read their suggestions and get inspired 🌟
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ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Whether it's your #FirstDayOfSchool ever or you’re nearing the end of your education journey, we wish you a safe & successful school year! #BackToSchool
ALT Welcome back to school!
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Thank you to the teachers who have worked throughout the summer to set students up for #BackToSchool success - we (and your students) thank you!
#ThankYouThursday
ALT Thank You, Summer School Teachers
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
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@GovHerbert teaches that good policy comes from communication, collaboration, and coordination.
Disagree vocally but respectfully. Avoid personal insults and focus on the issue. Listen intentionally and with a mind to work together.
#thursdaythoughts #utpol #disagreebetter
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Cottonwood Heights is looking for vendors to participate in the annual Bark in the Park on Saturday, August 26, from 9:30 am to Noon at Mountview Park (1651 E. Fort Union Blvd.)
The best part? There is no charge for participation!
cottonwoodheights.utah.gov/c…
ButlerMiddleUT retweeted
Why is it important to educate parents about the harmful effect social media is having on our kids?
➡️ 32% of Utah youth reported feeling sad or hopeless for two weeks or more in a row during the past year (Sharp data, 2021).
➡️ 18% of Utah youth seriously considered taking their own life in the past year (Sharp data, 2021).
➡️ 1 in 3 U.S. high school students and half of female students had persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness, an overall increase of 40% from 2009. (CDC, 2019).
➡️ Rates of major depression doubled for youth from 2010 to 2020 (CDC, 2019).
We know social media isn’t the only cause of these alarming trends, but there’s no question that it has played a role. So, what are we doing about it?
➡️ We’ve pulled together experts to share the latest research with the public.
➡️ We’re working with legislators to pass and sign the toughest social media regulation in the country.
➡️ Our administration worked with the Attorney General to take legal action against TikTok.
➡️ We’re unveiling a new public education campaign to help parents and young people better understand the harms of social media and how parents can engage with their kids.
Learn more at socialharms.utah.gov.