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Show EDUCATION A-10 www.parkrecord.co Editor Megan Yeiter education@parkrecord.com 435.649.9014 ex. 112 . TREASURE MOUNTAIN STUDENT REGISTRATION s\Treasure Mountain International School ^students should bring their completed n forms and fee payment on registration \ d a y . Forms one through seven are '•^ required and numbered in the upper : »* right corner. Students in ninth grade can • \ register on Aug. 9 and students in > 4 eighth grade can register on Aug. 10. .Open registration will be held on Aug. **11 - 12. Students with last names .' * beginning with A-G can register from V\8:30 to 10 a.m., H-0 from 10 to noon ,i\and P-2 from 1 to 3 p.m. V;ECKER HILL STUDENT ^REGISTRATION i. ^ - • ~ • ',5tudents will receive an Ecker Hill '•Vliddle School registration postcard in ',Vie mail this week and registration '.'•packets will be available online this year ..Copies of the packet are available in v.Ecker Hill's main office for families with* b u t Internet access. Copies will also be •(Available at registration. Registration »*for sixth-graders is Aug. 18. Registration , ;for seventh-graders is Aug. 19. '"..Students with last names beginning * W h A-L can register from 8:30 to ^TI 1:30 a.m., and M - Z can register from i l l to 3:30 p.m. Please bring proof of resi d e n c y even if your child is a returning * student. $ '-SHINING STARS COOPERATIVE SCHOOL v Shining Stars Cooperative School still \*has openings for the upcoming school *'(year. There is availability in both the ^three-year-old and four-year-old pro/j'grams and kindergarten class. The V school is located m the Park City '^Community Church behind the Park •"\City Nursery. For more information liplease contact Tori Trombley at (435} Park City film crew hosts premier "Ties" and "The Night Wore On" will premier Aug. 12 at the Santy By MEGAN YEITER The Park Record The premier for "Ties" and "The Night Wore On", two 15-minute films, produced by Park City High School graduates, will premier Friday, Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Jim Santy Auditorium. Jake Topkis, writer and producer, graduated from PCHS in 2008 and has been working with the same group of PCHS crew members since 2004. Topkis started working on the short films in 2009. He said one of the difficult aspects of producing the films was staying focused and true to the crew's goals while taking college courses. "Ties", a film produced in a sal- PHOTO COURTESY OF JAKE TOPKIS vage yard in Chester, Utah during the Park City High School graduate in 2008, Jake Topkis has produced two short films that will premier at the Jim Santy Auditorium on Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. Topkis said he's looking forward to showing the films to the Park City community. Please see Jake Topkis, A-11 PCHS will offer more than 20 online classes PCSD has partnered with several districts throughout the state By MEGAN YEITER The Park Record The Park City High School will offer its students the opportunity to enroll in online classes this year. Lori Gardner, Park City School District director of curriculum and instruction, said Senate Bill 65 will allow students across the state to enroll in online classes through utahstudentsconnect.org. Gardner explained that the courses are free for students who enroll through this organization, but students would have to pay if they enrolled in Brigham Young University online courses, for example. She said the district has partnered with Davis, Granite, Jordan, Murray, Nebo and Tooele school districts to offer students in grades nine through 12 this option. According to Gardner, the online classes through Utahstudentsconnect.org are being taught by teachers within the consortium. Garner said there are five Park City teachers involved. "At this point, we're not seeing it as a drain, because we're collaborating. All of the districts are using current manpower for teaching the classes. So we see a minimal cost to the district," Gardner said. She said students have always been able to take online classes, but in the past it has been for private schools. "Now students can take advantage from public institutions and not only do they not have to pay, but the district in which the student resides will pay for the student," Gardner said. Gardner said the district has been working on the program since March and will offer more than 20 classes. "Basically what were providing Please see Online classes, A-11 .•,714-1933. V Friendly faces. Diverse services. One dedicated team. Multiple financial services. That's what you can expect from your Zions Bank branches in Park City. Whether it's personal loans, commercial lending, wealth management*, executive or private banking, Zions Bank has you covered. Plus, our employees live in the community and make local decisions when it comes to your finances. Which means our team is dedicated to your needs. Visit the Zions Bank branches in Park City at Newpark or Snowcreek today. 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