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Title VI Graduates Honored at Recognition Ceremony

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A recognition ceremony was held to honor Title VI graduates. The event took place as part of recent announcements from the Tooele County School District.

Key takeaways

  • Title VI graduates were celebrated at a recognition ceremony.
  • Student Clarke N. Johnsen was named a state finalist in the Do the Write Thing Program.
  • Information regarding summer classes at Ophir Canyon Education Center was released.
  • The district provided updates on Canvas security and Dual Language Immersion.

Title VI graduates were recently honored during a recognition ceremony. The event was announced by the Tooele County School District on May 8, 2026.

The district also shared several other updates around the same time. These included information regarding Ophir Canyon Education Center summer classes and an announcement that Clarke N. Johnsen, a student, was recognized as a state finalist in the Do the Write Thing Program.

Other recent district communications addressed Canvas security updates and the Dual Language Immersion program, which focuses on building skills for the future.

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