The Madison County school district is adding a new middle school in Hazel Green to help with the rapid growth in the area.

Frontier Middle School is a public school located in Eagle Mountain, UT, which is in a fringe rural setting. The student population of Frontier Middle School is 1,634 and the school serves 7-9.The ...

Seventh Grade: Maya Abanov, Avery Allen, Sydney Amoroso, Billy Anderson, Ashwika Anoob, Diego Arroyave Hernandez, Clayton Austin, Elise Baetge, Hailey Baetge, Simone ...

The Western Virginia Water Authority (Authority), Smith Mountain Lake Association (SMLA), and Blue Ridge Soil and Water Conservation District are partnering once again with Benjamin Franklin Middle ...

The Mountain Vista Governor’s School Governing Board has appointed ... She is certified in administration, elementary education, middle education and gifted education.

Ant Nettles (1) of the Eaglecrest Raptors shoots and scores two against Oliver Junker (21) of the Mountain Vista Golden Eagles to send the game into overtime during the state high school boys 6A ...

A number of Ventura County schools and colleges closed Thursday after the Mountain ... School District just after 12:30 p.m., and remaining students were transported by bus to Monte Vista Middle ...

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (KUTV) — 1,500 students will be going to the new Sage Canyon Middle School. Though the school now has an official name, there are still many things left to be done before ...

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah — A new middle school is coming to Eagle Mountain this fall, and it now officially has a name, mascot and colors. The Alpine School District has been building the school ...

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (ABC4) — Sage Canyon Middle School is now one step closer to welcoming students after officially getting its name on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The Alpine Board of Education unanimously ...

This screenshot from a YouTube video shows the logo, mascot and colors of the new Sage Canyon Middle School set to open in Eagle Mountain. Eagle Mountain’s newest middle school now officially ...

Four committees were formed, made up of students from other Eagle Mountain middle schools and parents of students within the new school’s boundary, as well as Alpine School District staff members.