Spanish Fork

Spanish Fork, UT · Education
Daily Herald
Guest opinion: A district that has not opened yet is already closing schools. Get the first decision right.
The Timpanogos School District does not take over a single classroom until July 1, 2027, the day after Alpine School District — Utah’s largest — ends. Yet its first major decision is already on the calendar for December: which schools to close. That timing is not the...
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Prep football: Logan wins shootout with Juab, advances to 3A title game
Logan survived a shootout at Zions Bank Stadium on Saturday evening, holding off Juab, 53-4, in the semifinals of 3A State Football Championships to punch its ticket to next weekend's title game. The win pushes third-seeded Logan to 10-2 on the season and sets up a showdown with top-ranked Morgan,...
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BYU Law launches Religious Liberty Clinic to give students hands-on appellate advocacy experience
Brigham Young University – J. Reuben Clark Law School has launched a new Religious Liberty Clinic, which will welcome its first students during Winter Semester 2027. The clinic will provide students hands-on experience drafting appellate briefs in religious freedom cases while preparing them to become skilled advocates, legal writers and constitutional litigators.
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Deseret News
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High school football: Top-seed Skyridge advances to the 6A semifinals with narrow win over American Fork
A very strong defensive showing by the top-seeded Skyridge Falcons pushed them past the No. 8 American Fork Cavemen 28-21 in the quarterfinals of the 6A state playoffs Friday. Skyridge quarterback Jagger Fountaine led his team to victory with two touchdowns through the air and an 11-yard rushing score. Eli Mortsensen had two scores on the night — one rushing and one receiving from Fountaine. While his team put up enough points to get the job done, it was the defense that Falcons head coach Justin Hemm was most pleased with. “The defense was great all night. I thought, especially during the second half, we kind of buckled down and did some things that were huge, keeping us in it,” he said. “We had some opportunities there in the third quarter where we weren’t able to score in the red zone. The defense kept battling and gave our offense opportunities.” This season has been anything but easy for Skyridge on its way to earning the top seed in the postseason tournament. Hemm could not be prouder of his team’s perseverance and mentality throughout the year. “These boys have had a goal and a vision and have done a great job