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Principal's Message

Dear Grand County Parents and Students,

Welcome to the 2020-2021 school year! The school building here at Grand has been silent for way too long! I am both anxious and excited to welcome the students and staff back. Dealing with Covid has definitely made me realize not to take our normal routines for granted. It has taught me that patience, flexibility, and understanding are essential characteristics to work through these unsettling times.

At Grand we will embrace the 2020-2021 school year with Optimism and Support for students and staff in order to make this years' experience both Safe and Productive. The staff and administration here at Grand hold your child’s education and well being as extremely important and with high priority. We know we can meet your child's goals with your help and continued support for their education.

We will continue to focus on creating and strengthening meaningful learning opportunities for our students regardless of the model of learning option chosen due to Covid. It will take all of us working as a Team to further the learning of your child during these unpredictable times. Our success will depend on a shared commitment with regard to learning, wellness, and safety for each other.

Just as our Student Government has chosen the theme for this year: "Be Happy. Be Grand!"
Lets take on this challenge with the loyal "Red Devil Pride" and have a productive, safe school year.

Thanks,

Dr. Mary Marable

Mission

To educate all students in a safe, supportive, and challenging environment where they can learn to be responsible citizens and lifelong learners.

News & Announcements

GCHS Sterling Scholars!

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Mid Term Conferences

Concurrent Enrollment Q&A Virtual Meeting February 4, 2021

TestUtah January 11-12th

Free rapid COVID testing Monday Jan 11 from 8-3 p.m and Tuesday, Jan 12 from 12-7 p.m. at 575 Kane Creek Blvd. Register online at TestUtah.com.

TestUtah January 4-5th

On Monday, Jan 4 from 8-3 pm and Tuesday, Jan 5 from 12-7 pm the Utah Department of Health is offering free COVID-19 rapid antigen testing in Moab. Results will be available within 30-60 minutes. Anyone can get tested at these free testing clinics, even with no symptoms of COVID-19. You may register online for an appointment time at TestUtah.com/en. You may also register onsite. We encourage anyone who might have any symptoms, even mild ones, to come and get tested.

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