Field trips that are fun and also support lessons learned in IB units.
Kindergarten students have visited the zoo, farm, museum of art
Grades 1-5 examples include snowshoeing, ice castles, Red Butte Gardens, water treatment plant, and Thanksgiving Point.
Nutritious hot lunch program with 2-3 choices each day
School uniform policy helps ensure focus on learning
Kindergarten is taught in a self-contained setting with separate playground and bathrooms
Big-kid mentors help and motivate the Kindergarten students
5th -graders read with their “Book Buddies”
8th -graders help teach research skills
Middle School Program
Spanish, art, music and technology classes in addition to traditional core subjects
Small classes – usually 15-20 students
Hands-on, inquiry-based learning, develops critical thinking and problem solving skills
Opportunity to be part of a team in basketball, cross country, soccer and volleyball
Consistently high middle school RISE scores
Field trips that bring learning units to life, including:
Science exploration trips – Hogle Zoo, laser tag, The Leonardo
8th grade Moab field trip
Parties and dances
8th grade Community Projects
Students investigate a social issue, make a plan to help, take action, then reflect
Encourages students to research and become critical thinkers
Prepares students to do research in high school and allows them to have real-world impact
Opportunities to be involved in Student Council and Yearbook staff
Strong showing in regional and state science fairs; Channing Hall students have earned eCYBERMISSION grants worth more than $10,000 over the past few years.
Mock interviews that prepare students for real life
Students leave prepared to excel in high school and college
