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Career & Technical Education Center

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Salt Lake City School District plans to ignite every student’s potential by blending academic knowledge, technical skills, and real-world experience in our new career-oriented learning center. Through innovative programs in health sciences, information technology, advanced manufacturing, and public service—as well as emerging fields shaped by industry and community need—we prepare students to take their next steps on college and career pathways that lead to family-supporting jobs and further education. Our new center will equip learners not only with career-ready certifications and college credit, but also with the critical thinking skills, collaboration, and civic responsibility essential for success in the modern workforce and society.

To bring this vision to life, the district is raising $35 million to transform an existing elementary school into a modern Career and Technical Education Center. This investment comes at a pivotal moment for Salt Lake City’s economy. Utah’s capital city is experiencing rapid growth in technology, healthcare, manufacturing, and public service sectors—all of which face urgent workforce shortages. Local employers consistently cite the need for skilled workers who are ready to contribute on day one. By building advanced labs, collaborative classrooms, and simulation spaces that mirror industry environments, the Center will directly connect students to these high-demand fields, ensuring that graduates are prepared to power Salt Lake City’s economy, strengthening its communities.

 

Glendale-Ron McBride Track & Field

The six-lane community track around the Glendale Middle School soccer, track, and lacrosse field is being updated and expanded to include:

  • Locker Room and Bathroom Facilities
  • Scoreboard
  • Bleachers
  • Track and Field Pits
  • Equipment Storage
  • Track Repair and refinish

The need for places that kids and adults can be active, connect with others, and enjoy the outdoors is more important than ever. Expanding and enhancing the community track is a valuable addition to the Glendale community, offering physical and mental health benefits for people of all ages and abilities. Investing in a community track is an investment in Glendale’s future by promoting health, connection, and opportunity for everyone.

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Highland and West High School Health Clinics

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As part of the $735 million bond Salt Lake City School District was able to secure, West High and Highland High will be completely rebuilt. Each school will feature a 3,600 square foot school-based health clinic. The school district is supplying the shell space. Our partner, University of Utah Health, will staff and furnish both clinics with medical equipment. The Salt Lake Education Foundation is tasked with raising $2 million for architectural plans, electrical, plumbing, medical gas needs, and finishing the interior space.

The Since opening at West High School 3,068 student visits have been completed (February 24, 2024-September 30, 2025), 552 sports physicals were done at no cost to the student or family, 1,172 behavioral health visits were completed, and 970 total mental health counseling sessions. School-based health clinics are vital to the success and health of our students.