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No school at three Vineyard schools on Monday, Nov. 2

By Utah News Staff from public calendars · October 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Vineyard Elementary School: No School - TEACHER PROF DEV.
  • Trailside Elementary School: No School - Teacher PD Day.
  • Freedom Elementary School: Teacher PD day - no school.

Vineyard calendars list three school schedule changes on Monday, Nov. 2.

Vineyard Elementary School: No School - TEACHER PROF DEV.

Trailside Elementary School: No School - Teacher PD Day.

Freedom Elementary School: Teacher PD day - no school.

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Vineyard Elementary School calendar: alpineschools.org

Trailside Elementary School calendar: trailside.alpineschools.org

Freedom Elementary School calendar: freedom.alpineschools.org

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