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Stewart Elementary Announces Student Awards and Upcoming School Events

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Stewart Elementary Announces Student Awards and Upcoming School Events
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A report from Jennie P Stewart Elementary on October 30, 2026, announced several upcoming school activities and achievements. The update included details regarding student awards, upcoming training, and community volunteer opportunities.

Key takeaways

  • Vea Barnes won the school's Martin Luther King Jr. Speech contest.
  • Stewart Elementary will host body safety and child abuse prevention training on November 9 and 10.
  • A mental health screening for preschool through 6th grade students is scheduled for November 18.
  • The school is seeking a volunteer to assist with playground monitoring and classroom help for 4.25 hours daily.

Jennie P Stewart Elementary issued a report on October 30, 2026, highlighting recent student achievements and upcoming school events. The announcement included congratulations for speech contest winners and information regarding upcoming training and volunteer needs.

Vea Barnes won the Martin Luther King Jr. Speech contest for the school, according to the October 30 report. Losi Leaaetoa, Rex Wilson, Caleb Larsen, Maddie Chan, and Claire Jennings were also recognized for their participation in the contest.

In accordance with Utah Code 53G-9-207, Stewart Elementary will receive body safety and child abuse prevention training on November 9 and 10. The school will use Prevent Child Abuse Utah to provide the grade-appropriate training sessions.

The school is currently seeking a volunteer to help monitor the playground and assist in classrooms for 4.25 hours a day. Interested individuals can contact Principal Yoho at myoho@dsdmail.net or call 801-402-1850.

A mental health screening for students in preschool through 6th grade is scheduled for November 18. The screening is open to anyone who signs up, and the district also hosts a monthly Mental Health Series for students and parents.

The school is also continuing to add to its Wall of Veterans for display during the month of November. Additionally, the school is currently seeking student yearbook cover submissions.

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