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Kane County School District CNA program sees 43 graduates since 2020

By Utah News Staff · November 5, 2026 · 1 min read
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Kane County School District continues to offer a Certified Nursing Assistant program at Kanab High School, which has seen 43 students complete the program since 2020. Enrollment for the January 2027 semester through Utah Tech University is scheduled to open on November 20.

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  • The CNA program at Kanab High School has had 43 successful completions since 2020.
  • Fifteen students earned their credentials in Spring 2026.
  • Enrollment for the January 2027 semester through Utah Tech University opens on November 20.
  • Kane County Hospital awarded $2,500 in scholarships to graduates last year.

Kane County School District continues to provide students with industry-recognized certifications and concurrent enrollment opportunities through its Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program at Kanab High School, according to a November 5 report.

Since 2020, 43 students have successfully completed the CNA program during high school. This includes 15 students who earned their credentials in Spring 2026.

Enrollment through Utah Tech University for the semester beginning in January 2027 is scheduled to open on November 20.

The district maintains partnerships with Utah Tech and Kane County Hospital. Last year, Kane County Hospital awarded $2,500 in scholarships to program graduates. Students with questions or those wishing to register are directed to contact their school counselor.

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