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Update: Glendale Track – December 16, 2025.
Construction crews worked on turf installation at the Glendale track last week, carefully smoothing and raking the surface, sealing seams, and ensuring everything was finished to a high standard. This upgraded track and field will be a great asset to the community, and we appreciate the patience of neighbors and nearby schools during the work.
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Decisions about artwork have not yet been made. An inventory and evaluation process will occur later in the rebuild timeline, and the district will share more information as we reach that stage.
Bond Updates
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Bond Information
On behalf of everyone in the Salt Lake City School District, thank you for supporting our bond proposal.
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Highland High School
Highland High School was originally built in 1955 and opened to students in 1956. The new school will feature a secure layout and flexible classrooms.
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West High School
West High School is the oldest high school in Utah. The main building was built in 1921, with numerous additions to meet the needs of students.
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East High Field House
Constructing field houses at West and Highland will be part of their rebuilds, and the bond will fund building an athletic field house at East.
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Sustainability Projects
The district is committed to a sustainable future. The district has completed some of the projects in our Sustainability Action Plan.
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Athletic Fields
Where will student athletes compete while Highland and West High Schools are rebuilt?
Construction Projects
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