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Superintendent Horsley to Host Town Hall at Cottonwood High School

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Superintendent Horsley to Host Town Hall at Cottonwood High School
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Superintendent Ben Horsley will host a town hall meeting on September 29 at Cottonwood High School. The September 14 report also detailed recent board of education developments and safety protocols.

Key takeaways

  • Superintendent Ben Horsley will hold a town hall at Cottonwood High School on September 29.
  • Elena Leppard has been appointed to the Granite Board of Education District 1 vacancy starting in 2027.
  • The district issued warnings regarding the legal consequences of social media threats and weapons on campus.
  • Parents should use the Focus system to update student emergency contact information.

Superintendent Ben Horsley is scheduled to host a town hall meeting on Tuesday, September 29, at Cottonwood High School, according to a September 14 report. The event will take place in the school's Media Center from 6:00 to 7:00 PM to allow community members to discuss issues and share ideas.

The Granite Board of Education held a meeting on September 1, 2026. Key highlights from that meeting included a presentation on the district's strategic plan, athletic participation, and a pilot program for parent-teacher conferences. Additionally, Elena Leppard was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Granite Board of Education for District 1, effective January 1, 2027.

Regarding school safety, the district noted that creating or sharing fake threats of violence on social media is illegal and can lead to consequences such as a minimum 10-day suspension, Safe School Referrals, or criminal charges. The district also reminded the community that bringing weapons onto school property is strictly prohibited and can result in removal from school for at least one year and criminal prosecution.

Parents are encouraged to periodically review student emergency contacts in Focus. For safety concerns, the district provides the option to report situations 24/7 to Granite Dispatch at 801-481-7122 or via the SafeUT app.

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