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Murray City School District
5102 South Commerce Drive | Murray, UT 84107
Regular Office Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:15 PM (M-F)
Summer Office Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:15 PM (M – Thu.)
Phone: (801) 264-7400 | Email: info@murrayschools.org
Enrollment: 5600 students
Schools:
- 1 Pre-K School (Early Childhood Education Center);
- 7 Elementary Schools (Grant, Horizon, Liberty, Longview, McMillan, Parkside, Viewmont)
- 2 Jr. High Schools (Hillcrest and Riverview)
- 1 High School (Murray High School)
Superintendent: Jennifer Covington
Assistant Superintendent: Scott Wihongi
Message from the Superintendent
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Dear Murray Families:
A strong partnership between home and school is essential for student success. Murray City School District is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and engaging learning environment, and your active involvement in your child’s education makes all the difference.
Here are a few simple ways you can help your child thrive:
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Encourage daily reading: Spend 15–20 minutes reading together or independently each day to build vocabulary, comprehension, and a lifelong love of reading.
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Ask about their day: Regularly talk with your child about what they are learning and how they feel about school.
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Model learning at home: Let your child see you reading, problem-solving, or being curious—it shows that learning is a lifelong habit.
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Celebrate effort and growth: Recognize persistence and improvement as much as grades.
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Prioritize rest and nutrition: Adequate sleep and healthy meals boost focus, energy, and learning.
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Stay connected with teachers: Use ParentSquare to communicate regularly, share concerns, and collaborate on strategies that support your child’s success.
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Be present at school events: Attend conferences, performances, and activities when possible—it shows your child you value their education.
When families and schools work together, students gain the foundation they need for academic achievement and personal growth. Please know that we are here to support you—reach out to your child’s teacher or the school office anytime.
Warm regards,
Jennifer Covington, Superintendent
District Office Departments
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Business Administrator
Richard Reese, CPA | 801-264-7415 | rreese@murrayschools.orgEmployee Benefits/Program Manager
Jaqueline Carrillo Valle | 801-264-5007 | jcarrillovalle@murrayschools.orgPayroll Clerk
Julie Lawrence | 801-264-7476 | jlawrence@murrayschools.orgOffice Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:15 PM
5102 Commerce Drive | Building #1 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7400 | Fax: 801-264-7456District Annual Budget (Current and Past)
District Annual Audit Reports (Current and Past)
Audit Committee: Jaren Cooper, Kami Anderson, Richard Reese, Jennifer Covington
Time Clock tips for Employees:
- How to clock in on the tablet
- How to add a leave request using the tablet
- How to correct missed punches
Retiree Forms:
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Facility Rental Coordinator
Kristen Davis | 801-264-7400 | kdavis@murrayschools.orgComplete the appropriate form(s) below according to your rental needs. The rental request will be reviewed and you will be notified by email if the request is granted. Facility rental requests may be made on July 15 for the upcoming school year.
All rentals are charged the room use fee and the supervisor fee. For large events, a custodian fee may be charged. The auditorium technician cost is added when audio/visual/or special lighting requests are made. Payment is due one week in advance of the event. Rental requests will not be accepted over the phone or via email.
Please Note: We are no longer renting the softball fields at Riverview Jr. High School
Click here if you have an invoice to pay.
Click here for Board Policy BU 705 Regulation and Rental of Buildings and Grounds.
MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD AND TRACK ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO RENT
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The Communications and Public Information Office of the Murray City School District (MCSD) coordinates all communications with parents/students, District personnel, and other key stakeholders such as news media, other districts, local and state officials, community partners, and others.
Communications Officer/MEF Executive Director:
Doug Perry | 801-264-7400 | dperry@murrayschools.orgOffice Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
5102 Commerce Drive | Building #1 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7400News Page: The Latest MCSD News and Updates
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Director of Personnel & Student Services
Darren Dean | 801-264-7400 | ddean@murrayschools.orgAdministrative Assistant
LeAuna Brown | 801-264-7487 | lbrown@murrayschools.orgOffice Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:15 PM
5102 Commerce Drive | Building #1 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7400 | Fax 801-264-7456Go Here to See Current Employment Opportunities, Internships, and Student Teaching Opportunities.
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Department Coordinator, Buildings & Grounds
Rod Pace | 801-264-7410 | rpace@murrayschools.orgOffice Manager
Jeannie DelRio | 801-264-7410 | jdelrio@murrayschools.orgOffice Hours: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
5102 Commerce Drive | Building #3 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-6500 | Fax: 801-264-7456Please Note: Asbestos Inspections
Results of school asbestos inspections by accredited inspectors are available for public viewing in each Murray school or at the Murray City School District Maintenance Department, 5102 S. Commerce Drive, Murray, UT 84107; phone 801-264-6500. Asbestos re-inspections are done, as required by law, every three years with surveillance at six-month intervals.
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Director of Support Services
Scott Taggart | 801-264-7400 | sntaggart@murrayschools.orgOffice Manager
Jeannie DelRio | 801-264-7410 | jdelrio@murrayschools.orgDriver Coordinator
Marcia Hanson | 801-264-7498 | mhanson@murrayschools.org5102 Commerce Drive | Building #3 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7410 | Fax: 801-264-7456Standards for Utah School Buses and Operations: This a comprehensive manual that outlines the rules for the design, operation, and maintenance of school buses, as well as the qualifications for drivers and standards for passenger safety, all with the goal of ensuring the safe transportation of students.
Bus Locations: Grant Elementary, Liberty Elementary, McMillan Elementary, and Viewmont Elementary School are considered "Walking Schools" and thus busing services are not available. Special Education Busing, contact Lisa Adair at 801-264-7400.
Bus Safety Policy: The Murray City School District's Bus Safety Policy outlines the rules and regulations for students riding the bus, emphasizing that riding is a privilege that can be revoked if a student fails to follow the established rules of conduct.
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Technology Department Coordinator
Jason Eyre | 801-264-7400 | jeyre@murrayschools.orgOffice Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
5102 Commerce Drive | Building #2 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7471 (Help Desk)Chromebook Insurance & Repair Payment Information: For $25 a year, the Murray City School District's (MCSD) Chromebook Insurance program provides coverage for a student's Chromebook against a variety of common accidents, including spills, cracked screens, theft, and natural disasters. Without this insurance, parents could face significant costs for repairs or replacement, with fees starting at a minimum of $75 and a replacement cost of up to $228.
Student Email Privacy Protection: All students are provided with an e-mail account. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) places parents in control over what information is collected from their young children online.
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If you are interested in student records, we have moved this to an automated request system. Please go here and follow the prompts. Transcript Request
Please Note: Reproduction of graduation/diploma certificates is NOT possible. These are uniquely created each year with specific paper, fonts, and graphics and thus are not reproduceable.
All transcripts and records are processed through the system linked above, However, if you have questions, you may contact one of the following:
Murray High School Transcripts: Lisa Wilcken, 801-264-7460, lwilcken@murrayschools.org,
Transcript Request Information and Form
Elementary School Records: Contact the elementary school where the student last attended.
Special Education Records: Lisa Adair, 801-264-7400, ladair@murrayschools.org
Alternative High Schools, Creekside, and Bonnyview Transcripts: Kristen Davis, 801-264-7400, kdavis@murrayschools.org,
Transcript Request Information and Form
American International School of Utah – Murray (AISU): This school closed in 2019 and was not affiliated with Murray City School District. To get those records please contact the Utah Office of Education.
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The Murray City School District's (MCSD) Special Education Department is dedicated to serving students with disabilities from birth to age 22, ensuring they receive a public education tailored to their unique needs. The district operates under a "Child Find" notice, actively seeking out and evaluating any child who may require special education services. A key component of their services is the Assistive Technology (AT) team, which helps students with disabilities by providing tools and devices to enhance communication and learning. This team includes a range of specialists like occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists who assess and develop AT systems for students, helping them participate more fully in school activities. In addition to a comprehensive special education program, MCSD also addresses the needs of at-risk students and provides support for a variety of student services, including those for youth-in-care.
In addition to special education services provided under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Murray City School District also observes Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Contact the MCSD Special Education Department for specific questions and input forms for parents and physicians. You can also get more information from the Utah State Board of Education’s 504 Parent Guide. A Section 504 plan provides accommodations for students with disabilities who do not qualify for special education services under IDEA but still need support to access their education.
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Teaching & Learning Department – “Every Student, Every Opportunity, Every Day”
What will students KNOW? What will students DO? How will students CARE? The Murray City School District’s Teaching & Learning Department is committed to providing every student with a high-quality education through strong curriculum, effective instruction, and meaningful assessments. We value our partnership with families and strive to keep you informed and involved in your child’s learning.
Our Team: Scott Wihongi (Assistant Superintendent), Bruce Eschler (Director, Secondary Teaching and Learning), Becky Te’o (Director, Elementary Teaching and Learning), Emily Bird (Director, At-Risk Programs), Megan Kunzler (Secretary, Teaching and Learning)
How We Support Families
- Curriculum Access: View information about what your child is learning in every course.
- Instructional Materials: Clear policies allow parents to review materials at any time.
- Elementary Gradebook Access: Parents can access their elementary child’s gradebook using these instructions.
- Canvas Parent Observer (Secondary): Easily track your child’s assignments, grades, and progress.
- Direct Support: Contact our elementary and secondary education directors with questions.
Programs to Meet Student Needs
- Career & Technical Education (CTE): Hands-on courses, career pathways, and certifications.
- Dual Language Immersion (DLI): Spanish DLI program at Horizon Elementary, Riverview Jr., and Murray High.
- Early College: Multiple Concurrent Enrollment courses to earn college credit at the high school.
- Gifted & Talented: A Gifted program at every elementary; advanced courses (Honors and AP) in junior and senior high.
- Multi Language Learners (MLL): Dedicated support for multilingual learners.
- Title I Programs: Additional resources for highly impacted elementary students needing extra academic help.
- Online Options: A variety of online course options with the State Online Education Program (SOEP)
Our Commitment
We focus on:
- High-quality instruction for every student.
- Transparent communication with families.
- A well-rounded education that supports all learners.
Key Information & Resources
- MCSD Elementary Standards-Based Grading
- Elementary Approved Curriculum
- Illuminate Gradebooks & Report Cards – For Elementary Parents/Students
- Secondary Curriculum Maps
- Secondary Schools Approved Book List
- Elementary Schools Approved Book List
- Elementary Schools Book review Request
- Textbook Disposal List
District Programs
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Murray Adult Education Program Advocate
Kristen Davis | 801-264-7400 | kdavis@murrayschools.org5102 Commerce Drive | Building #1 | Murray, Utah 84107
Phone: 801-264-7400 | Fax: 801-264-7456Murray City School District partners with Granite School District to provide Adult Education services to Murray students for the following:
- Adult High School Completion Classes
- GED Preparation Classes
- English Classes
- Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Student Registration Process:
- Please pick up an Adult Education Registration Voucher (all registration fees will be waived with this voucher) at:
Murray City School District Offices: 5102 S. Commerce Drive, Murray, UT 84107, Ph: 801-264-7400 - Next, students must complete this ONLINE ORIENTATION before registering at granitepeaks.org.
- To finalize registration, take the voucher, photo identification, and an official transcript from the most recent high school you attended to one of the following locations:
Granger High School
3580 S. 3600 W., West Valley City, UT 84119; 385-646-5325Granite Peaks Learning Center
501 E. 3900 So., Salt Lake City, UT 84107; 385-646-5447Hunter High School
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Murray High School's Career and Technical Education (CTE) program offers students a wide variety of pathways to explore career fields and gain valuable skills. These programs are designed to provide hands-on learning, industry certifications, and the potential for college credit.
The school offers pathways in several key areas, including: Architecture and Construction, Arts, Audio/Visual Technology & Communications, Business, Finance, & Marketing, Computer Science and Information Technology, Education and Training, Health Science, Hospitality and Tourism, Human Services, Manufacturing, and Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security.
Go here to learn more about CTE at Murray High School.
Our Team:
Scott Wihongi, Assistant Superintendent, Secondary Teaching and Learning and CTE, 801-264-7400, swihongi@murrayschools.org
Chantel Olsen, Murray High School CTE Coordinator, 801-264-7460, ctolsen@murrayschools.org
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Murray City School District's concurrent enrollment program gives high school students the opportunity to take college-level classes and earn credit for both high school and college at a discounted cost. The program is offered in partnership with Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) and Utah Valley University (UVU). Students can earn college credit for various courses, including those in math, science, and the Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways. Courses such as SLCC CSIS 1400 (Computer Programming 1) and UVU BTEC 1010 (Biotechnology) are examples of the offerings that prepare students for higher education while still in high school.
Scott Wihongi, Assistant Superintendent, Secondary Teaching and Learning and CTE, 801-264-7400, swihongi@murrayschools.org
Chantel Olsen, Murray High School CTE Coordinator, 801-264-7460, ctolsen@murrayschools.org
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Murray’s Dual Immersion program (at Horizon Elementary, Hillcrest Jr. High, and Murray High School) offers students a unique opportunity to become bilingual and biliterate in English and Spanish, starting from kindergarten.
Through an engaging curriculum, students learn core subjects in both languages, fostering cognitive development and cross-cultural understanding. This immersive approach prepares them for a globally connected world, equipped with valuable language skills and a broader perspective.
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The mission of the Murray City School District ELL program is to ensure that each second language learner develops linguistically, academically, and cognitively within a social and culturally supportive environment. We will notify the parent/guardian of a student’s placement in an alternative language program. Letters will be mailed to the student’s home upon determination of a student’s eligibility for English language services from the local ELL staff.
Services Offered:
- Title III: ESL Services
- Newcomer Services
- Title VI: American Indian Education Program
Bruce Eschler, Director, Elementary Teaching & Learning, 801-264-7400, beschler@murrayschools.org
Cris Westerfield, ESL/ELL Lead, 801-264-7434, cwesterfield@murrayschools.org
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On March 18, 2024 during their regular board meeting, after a committee was tasked to study the best service pattern to service students in Murray City School District, the Board of Education voted to continue gifted and talented services as is for the 2024-2025 school year but designated participation of services to upcoming students in grades 3rd-6th grade at McMillan Elementary.
Mrs. Angela Thompson will be teaching 3rd grade gifted students in a cluster classroom. Mrs. Laura Leishman will be teaching 4th and 5th grade students in a split gifted classroom and Mrs. Keira VanBeekum will be teaching 6th grade gifted students in a cluster classroom. At this point, our gifted magnet classrooms at McMillan Elementary are at capacity and we are unable to service any new students into the gifted program at this time.
Rebecca Te’o, Director, Elementary Teaching and Learning, 801-264-5025, rteo@murrayschools.org
Megan Kunzler, Secretary, Teaching and Learning, 801-264-7437, mkunzler@murrayschools.org
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The Kennecott Nature Center provides opportunities for thousands of children from Murray City School District fourth-grade classes to enjoy observing and learning about nature through hands-on experiences and observations.
Construction of the Kennecott Nature Center was made possible through a generous initial donation from Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation, the efforts of the Murray Education Foundation, and the assistance of many community donors. The 1600 square-foot classroom of the Kennecott Nature Center is nestled on the second-largest wetland site of the Jordan River at 5044 S. Lucky Clover Lane (approximately 5100 South and 800 West) in Murray, Utah.
Program Coordinator
Catherine Singer | 801-264-7495 | csinger@murrayschools.org5044 S. Lucky Clover Lane (825 West) | Murray, UT
Phone 801-264-7495Map to the Kennecott Nature Center
The Kennecott Nature Center of Murray is not available for third-party rentals.
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In Murray City School District, School-Based Mental Health (SBMH) is an essential support system designed to foster student well-being and academic success. Our dedicated SBMH team, comprised of licensed School Social Workers and School Psychologists, integrates seamlessly into the school environment to provide comprehensive mental health services. They utilize their expertise to address student needs, remove barriers to learning, and promote overall positive development within a tiered support framework.
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Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC)
73 West 6100 South, Murray, UT
Kristin Millet – Coordinator – 801-264-7404
Kelli Kercher – Supervisor, MCSD Special Education Director –801-264-7400Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year
Open registration for the 2025-2026 school year runs Monday, March 3rd through Thursday, May 29th 2025 and is on a first come, first served basis. Registration will reopen Monday, August 11th 2025 as long as space is available. Please inquire via email: kmillet@murrayschools.
org for any registration needs. Completion of registration for ECEC on the Aspire online system does not guarantee enrollment. All registration is to be completed through Preschool Coordinator Kristin Millet prior to online registration.
Murray Early Childhood Education preschool programs are designed to promote the development of the whole child and to offer a wide variety of experiences in the areas of social, emotional, academic and creative growth.
Our high-quality program is open to any child between the ages of 3 and 5. You need not be a Murray resident to participate. Transportation to and from school must be provided or arranged for by parents. Several options are available for children who are 4 (turning 5 during the school year) and 5-year-olds missing the Kindergarten deadline- September 1, 2024. We offer morning classes that meet three days a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (mornings only), or four days a week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. These classes meet from 9 – 11:30 a.m. Afternoon classes meet from 12:30 – 3:00 pm, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. ALL classes for this age group focus on kindergarten readiness skills and provide a balance of teacher-directed and child-initiated activities.
Classes for 3-year-old children (most of whom will turn 4 during the school year) meet two days a week on Tuesday and Thursday, morning or afternoon, or on Monday and Wednesday afternoons. A three-day option also meets in the mornings on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Morning classes meet from 9 – 11:30 a.m. and afternoon classes meet from 12:30 – 3:00 p.m. The emphasis for these children is socialization, self-help skills, and hands-on learning.
Registration is first-come, first-served and will remain open as long as space is available.
A fee of $75 must be received for each child you register. This fee covers all incidental expenses during the year. You may drop it off at the ECEC. A drop box is located near the front doors. Tuition is due monthly. in order to process payments accurately, ALL payments must be placed inside a clearly labeled envelope.
Head Start in Murray Information
The Murray Early Childhood Education Center is a partner site with SLCAP Head Start. For questions or concerns regarding the Head Start program located within the ECEC or Head Start classroom located at Grant Elementary school, call 801-972-2337.
Additional ECEC Information
PARENTS: If you have concerns about your child’s development, please call us to determine if your child is eligible for FREE screening. Children must be 3–5 years of age and live within the Murray School District boundaries. Safe and Orderly School Policy: No person shall, based on sex, race, national origin, age, and/or disability, be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in employment or any of the programs or activities. Murray Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC) programs comply with the Murray School District Safe and Orderly Schools Policy (PS 416). Copies of this policy are available in the ECEC and Murray School District offices.
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McKinney-Vento program is a federal program designed to ensure that homeless children and youth have equal access to a free and appropriate public education. The program works to remove barriers to school enrollment and attendance, regardless of a student's housing situation. This includes providing immediate enrollment, even if a student lacks typical documents like immunization records or proof of residency.
The program also guarantees that students have the right to attend their "school of origin" and provides services to help with transportation, school fees, and other needs. The district's at-risk programs director, Emily Bird, and administrative assistant, Lisa Adair, serve as key contacts for the program.
Michelle Johnson is the program coordinator for MCSD.
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The Murray Adult Transition (MAT) program is a comprehensive service for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, aged 18-22, designed to facilitate their transition from high school to adult life. The program focuses on developing essential skills for independent living, competitive employment, and community participation.
MAT's curriculum includes vocational training with job readiness and coaching, independent living skills like budgeting and self-advocacy, and social skills development. It also offers academic support and encourages community engagement through activities and public transit training. The program is flexible, personalized to each student's Individualized Education Plan (IEP), and provides career counseling, job placement, and support with housing and transportation.
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The Murray City School District has three elementary schools—Horizon, Liberty, and Parkside—that are designated as Title I schools. The federal Title I program is designed to provide additional resources to high-poverty schools to help all students, particularly those who are disadvantaged, meet challenging academic standards.
By offering flexible funding, Title I supports various initiatives, including hiring additional instructional staff, providing professional development for teachers, and implementing extended-time programs, all aimed at enhancing educational opportunities and raising student achievement.
Murray Community Education Classes
The Murray City School District's Community Education program provides a variety of classes and activities for community members of all ages. Offerings can change, but past and current programs have included classes in Gentle Yoga and Pottery, as well as the Parenting the Love and Logic Way course. The district also has a large Community Education Dance program with classes in Tap, Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop for dancers ages 3 to 18. Additionally, the district partners with Granite School District to provide adult education services, which include Adult High School Completion, GED Preparation, and English classes.
Go here for information about current listings of courses.
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Look into your future, and even see the present more clearly. The first known tarot cards were created in northern Italy during the 15th century. The original purpose of tarot cards was for playing games and then later became associated with mysticism and magic. Explore the history of tarot cards and learn how to read the cards for yourself. This is an informational, introductory class. Bring your deck of Rider Waite tarot cards the first night of class. Taught by Stacey Crawford.
- September 9 - October 14, 2025
- Murray High School Career Center Conference Room
- Tuesday Evenings 6:00 - 7:30 PM
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Gentle Yoga: Taught by Jamie Chandler
Gentle Yoga is a form of classical hatha yoga. Perfect for any fitness level; including pregnant women. The gentle poses and techniques reduce stress, assist with weight management, and produce greater health and well-being. Students need to be able to get up and down from the floor. A yoga mat and blanket are required. All classes will be held at Hillcrest Jr. High in the dance studio. Wednesday Evenings from 6:00-7:15 PM.
- September 3, 2025 - May 13, 2026
- Class will not be held on the following dates:
- November 26
- December 3, 24, 31
- January 14
- Class will not be held on the following dates:
8 pass punch passes are available for $56. Money cannot be taken day of the class. A punch pass must be presented at each class.
- September 3, 2025 - May 13, 2026
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INFORMATION WILL BE POSTED WHEN CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED
This FREE course uses the Parenting the Love and Logic
Way® curriculum and teaches parents how to raise
responsible kids and enjoy parenting. Participants will learn
how to end power struggles with their children, teach
responsibility, and prevent arguments.Refreshments provided at each session. REGISTRATION REQUIRED (Click Here to Register) . Must be 18 or older to attend. No childcare provided
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The Pottery Class is full
- Dates September 3 - December 17, 2025
- Murray High School/232 Pottery Room
- 6:30 - 8:30 PM
- $180 Registration Fee
- Students are responsible for their own pottery tools
- Each student will receive a bag of clay on the first day of class (additional bags are $12)
MCE Dance
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Registration is now closed
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Dance will begin the week of August 25, 2025
- Ticket Day – Saturday, November 15
- A Show Rehearsal – Wednesday, December 10
- B Show Rehearsal – Friday, December, 12
- Winter Performance – Saturday, December 13
Dance classes will be held at the follwoing locations
- MHS – Murray High School dance room – 5440 South State, Murray, UT 84107
- MCE – Murray High School MCE dance room – 5440 South State, Murray, UT 84107 (Located by the gym foyer)
- HJH – Hillcrest Jr. High dance room – 126 East 5300 South, Murray, UT 84107
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MCE Dance tuition is due twice a year, once in August and once in January. Costumes are only purchased once and used for both performances. The folloiwng are the Dance Tuition Fees:
- Beginning Preschool (45 minutes/week) $75
- Show Group, Tap and Ballet (1 hour/week) $95
- Hip Hop Classes (1 hour/week) $95
- Jazz Classes (1 hour/week) $95
- Strutters (1 hour/week) $110
- All Star Hip Hop (1 hour/week) $110
- Jr/Sr. Starlettes (2 hours/week) $120
- Starlette Dancers (3 hours/week) $180
- Starlette Company (5 hours/week) $205
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MCE Dance Information:
- Murray Community Education Dance is for dancers from 3 – 18 years old. (3 year old dancers must be potty trained) We offer Tap, Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance classes.
- Classes are held once a week for an hour. (As your dancer advances they will have the opportunity to try out for ‘audition only’ classes. Class times and hours will vary for these classes)
- Tuition is $95 for each class, due once in August and again in January. (For a total of $190/year)
- A recital will be held in December and May. All performing classes will participate in both performances.
- 3 year old classes do not perform in the recital
- One costume will be purchased in August and it will be worn for both performances.
- If you have any questions or concerns contact Kristen Davis kdavis@murrayschools.org
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Community Partnerships
The Murray Education Foundation (MEF) is a vital non-profit organization that promotes excellence in Murray schools by securing contributions and fostering partnerships to enhance education. They support a variety of initiatives, including teacher grants, student scholarships, and special projects.
Murray PTA (Parent Teacher Association) plays a crucial role in advocating for children and families within the district. Through their dedicated volunteer efforts, the PTA supports various school programs, fosters communication between parents and educators, and works to improve the overall well-being of students.
Murray Alumni Association connects former students of Murray High School, fostering a sense of community and providing ongoing support to the district. This association helps preserve the rich history of Murray schools and often contributes to current student programs and events.
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The Murray Education Foundation (MEF) is a vital non-profit organization that promotes excellence in Murray schools by securing contributions and fostering partnerships to enhance education. They support a variety of initiatives, including teacher grants, student scholarships, and special projects.
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Murray PTA (Parent Teacher Association) plays a crucial role in advocating for children and families within the district. Through their dedicated volunteer efforts, the PTA supports various school programs, fosters communication between parents and educators, and works to improve the overall well-being of students.
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Murray Alumni Association connects former students of Murray High School, fostering a sense of community and providing ongoing support to the district. This association helps preserve the rich history of Murray schools and often contributes to current student programs and events.
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