Starting this school year, students who qualify for reduced-price meals will receive school lunch at no cost. This change is a result of Utah House Bill 100.
Families must apply for the program to participate in the new meal structure.
In addition to changes in school meals, the Stopfinder smartphone app has been introduced to improve communication regarding student bus schedules. This app provides up-to-date information for families.
Regarding district transitions, the successor organizations to Alpine School District have reached a historic agreement concerning the distribution of assets and liabilities. This agreement marks a major milestone in the transition process.
Other recent developments include the launch of ASD OpenSciEd, a new elementary science curriculum for Alpine School District students. Additionally, parents can now access state assessment results through Skyward.
