The issues this school year just seem to be coming one after another. On top of 600 more students, Covid-19, adding an extra relocatable to our school, traffic, and parking trouble, Taylorsville High School...

From fights, to sluffing, to truancy tickets, to stealing, etc. students’ behavior this year is extremely different than years in the past. Many students have bore witness to the multiple fights a day...

The new “Devious Licks” TikTok trend has been spreading to schools throughout the country since September. In this new “trend,” students are vandalizing or stealing school property, often recording...

Salt Lake Community College’s (SLCC) concurrent enrollment program aims to “deliver a college experience that prepares high school students with the skills and courses they need to navigate the challenges...

From moving the freshmen up to the high school, to still being in the midst of a pandemic, new problems seem to be coming up by the day this school year. Students are complaining about the crowded hallways,...

Anything and everything about you has been passed down. The color of your eyes, the shape of your nose, even the shade of your hair. Along with all the wonderful things that get passed down to you, trauma...

Taylorsville High School’s musical opens Friday, February 19th. The Addams Family Musical is a show full of jokes, dances, and an hour of entertainment. The show features the cooky Addams family as they...

Mental Health is often not talked about in schools or even in households. Mental health is often viewed as an excuse and you're told to get over it, that “you're fine”, or that you are faking it. Mental...

Taylorsville City Youth Council is a local government group for teens who want to be involved in their community. The council is specifically for students from 9th to 12th grade that live or go to school...

Since the clock hit midnight on December 1, 2019, the new year has brought us many unexpected instances. From the threat of another to the war to the pandemic we are currently living in, 2020 was a very...

As of Sunday, November 8, 2020, Governor Herbert announced new COVID mandates. The new mandates include limited social gatherings, a statewide mask mandate, and a hold on extracurricular activities. The...