Everyone’s favorite part of the school year is the last two weeks before summer break, because that’s when AP tests are over, and teachers and students are brain dead, so students get to watch lots of movies. But what if every day was like that?  Minus the unmotivated and brain-dead people...

Not long after the end of World War II, with the dawning of the Cold War and the civil rights movement, came the 1950s. Well before the time of the modern-day computer, students in this era might have been subject to corporal punishment and the idea of elective courses was only just taking on.  Notwithstanding...

 On September 23rd of this year, Highland received one of it’s largest donations from the class of 1972 during the homecoming football game against the Cottonwood Colts.  Steve Morgan, graduate of 1972, presented the check of $50K on the field at halftime to both Mindy Smith and Principal Jeremy...

While the majority of toddlers spend their first years learning to communicate and trying to walk, Amelia Sogard, a junior at Highland, was moving with speed on skis at Snowbird’s resort, learning how to slide with the snow. She was steps ahead of most kids, developing athleticism early on. Her...

Imagine this: You walk into your classroom on a Monday morning, tired, unmotivated, already wishing it was Friday. You make your way to your desk, say hi to your friends, and nod to the computer regulator. That’s right. Computer regulator. Where is the teacher you ask? Oh, we don’t have...