FREDONIA — Fredonia School’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) Engi­neering class recently took an exciting step toward their future ca­reers by attending the 2026 State Leadership and Skills Conference, held on April 7 and 8 at the Phoenix Conven­tion Center. Fredonia engineering students pose for a picture at the State Leadership and Skills Conference. Photo courtesy of FMUSD. The conference, orga­nized under SkillsUSA, brought together stu­dents from across the state of

The Mountain Plains Adult Education Asso­ciation (MPAEA) has officially named Eliza­beth “Libby” Button as the Utah recipient of the Award of Excel­lence, honoring her transformative impact on adult education within the region. Libby Button was the recipient of an Award of Excellence from the Mountain Plains Adult Education Association at recent ceremonies. The Award of Excel­lence, formerly known as the Award of Com­mendation, is a sin­gular honor reserved for individuals wh

ORDERVILLE, Utah - On Wednesday , March 18, Valley High School became the epicenter for this year’s annual gather­ing of 1A Region 20 Music Departments held with morning and afternoon perfor­mance and judging sessions throughout the facilities of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Orderville. Valley High School’s Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Robert Lacey (left) following their presentation of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No.

KANAB, Utah — Academic excellence has paid off for Myla Kenworthy, a sopho­more at Kanab High School. Kenworthy has been awarded a $500 savings account as a regional winner of Zions Bank’s Pays for A’s program. Kanab High School sophomore Myla Kenworthy (left) was awarded a $500 savings account as a regional winner of Zions Bank’s Pays for A’s program. Photo courtesy of Zions Bank. Adina Jones, branch service manager of Zions Bank’s Kanab branch, announced Kenworthy’s win dur

Fredonia schools came alive with cu­riosity and excite­ment on the evening of February 9, 2026, as students, families and community mem­bers gathered for the annual Science Fair and STEM Night. The event showcased student innovation, hands-on learning and strong community in­volvement across all grade levels. Photos courtesy of FMUSD. The highlight of the evening was the much-anticipated Egg Drop Challenge, now in its second year. Students and their families were invited to d

Love, laughter and learning filled the class­room during Fredonia Elementary School’s Preschool Valentine’s Party held on February 11, 2025. The special celebration, thought­fully organized by Mrs. Jeanne Crookston, Fredonia Elementary School’s Kindergarten and Preschool teach­er, combined festive fun with meaningful learning experiences designed especially for young learners. A young Fredonia student grins as she creates her Valentine creations. Photo courtesy of FMUSD. To m

On December 15, 2025, at 6 p.m., Fredo­nia Elementary School welcomed families and community members for a joyful Christmas concert that filled the campus with music, laughter and holiday spirit. The event was a heartfelt way for the school to wish the community a merriest Christmas this season. A young singer smiles for the camera during the Fredonia Elementary School Christmas concert. Photo courtesy of FMUSD. The concert was led by the school’s dedi­cated music teacher, Mr