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Alpine School District Announces System Upgrades and New Eagle Mountain School

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A close-up view of a bright blue construction blueprint resting on a wooden surface, with the blurred silhouette of a crane and a clear Utah sky in the background, symbolizing growth and systemic updates in Eagle Mountain school planning.
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Alpine School District announced plans to upgrade its student information system to Skyward Qmlativ this summer. The district is also preparing for the opening of a new school in Eagle Mountain.

Key takeaways

  • Alpine School District is transitioning to Skyward Qmlativ for its student information system.
  • A new school will open in Eagle Mountain this summer near Cedar Valley High School.
  • The district introduced the EMI Health CareClinic to provide accessible healthcare for employees.
  • Twenty-four educators received the Accent on Excellence award during a recent gala.

Alpine School District announced plans to upgrade its student information system to Skyward Qmlativ as part of ongoing district reconfiguration efforts. The technology team prepared for this transition following eighteen years of service from the previous system.

New Eagle Mountain school opening

A new school is scheduled to open this summer in Eagle Mountain. Located west of Cedar Valley High School in the new Pinna area, the yet-to-be-named school was noted for its proven design and rapid growth.

Employee benefits and retirement protections

In addition to technological and infrastructure updates, the district implemented several employee-focused initiatives. These included the availability of the EMI Health CareClinic for employees and their dependents at no cost or near no-cost, as well as efforts by Aspen Peaks to protect retirement rights for transitioning employees.

Recent district awards and appointments

Other recent district activities included the recognition of twenty-four educators with the Alpine Education Foundation Accent on Excellence Award and participation in the Great Utah ShakeOut earthquake drill. The district also appointed Craig Carter as business administrator following a unanimous vote by the Board of Education.

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