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Utah's Secretary of the Year- Robyn Miller from Salem Hills High School

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Congratulations to Robyn Miller, Utah's 2026 High School Secretary of the Year. Robyn has been the ...

Utah's Secretary of the Year- Robyn Miller from Salem Hills High School

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October 12, 2026

Congratulations to Robyn Miller, Utah's 2026 High School Secretary of the Year. Robyn has been the financial secretary at Salem Hills High School since before it opened in 2008. She helped get everything organized for opening day, and she keeps us running in fine fashion today. Robyn says her favorite part of her job is working with the people. She loves interacting with students and parents as well as helping teachers get what they need to be successful. Winning the award took Robyn by complete surprise, but she had her whole family and members of our secretarial team on hand to celebrate with her. Congratulations, Robyn. We love you!

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