Every Spring, Freshman and Sophomores across Utah take the Aspire test- a standardized test meant to help prepare students for the ACT. Even though it doesn’t directly affect college admissions, it still plays a big role in measuring student progress.
If you walk into a classroom at Cyprus High School during the first few periods of the day, the scene is almost always the same. Instead of seeing students with their notebooks open and pencils ready, you see rows of slumped shoulders and heads resting on their desks.
While many high school seniors are focused on graduation and college, one student has shifted her focus onto starting a business to make a change. Sadiey Myler, a Cyprus high school senior and CEO of SADIEYS, plans to help change the outdated one size fits all in the healthcare industry.
Cyprus High School in Magna, Utah, Welcomes Eric Bailey as our new assistant principal, bringing 11 years of past educational experience to help support students success and graduate.
Woodworking and welding teachers Cassidy Taylor and Ben Futral are frustrated with the continued delays in getting their classrooms operational, especially after being promised on Jan. 5 that the issues had been resolved.
Throughout the 2025-2026 school year, the fire alarms had gone off repeatedly at Cyprus High School. This has led to disruptions throughout the school with teachers teaching and students learning because of these evacuations.
Stuart Brooks, the driver’s ed teacher, is now able to use the range for his second-semester students after the problems with the Cyprus High School’s new range were resolved during the first and second quarters.
In the 2025-26 school year at Cyprus High School, the new driver's ed range was scheduled to be opened for use. Due to complications the range was not used by students until the second semester of the school year.
The old Cyprus High School building in Magna is scheduled to be demolished following the opening of the new campus, with demolition activities for the old structure, which opened in 1918, expected to proceed in 2026 as a part of the overall project.
High school students in Utah have a new opportunity to virtually prepare for college through the AMOR Scholars Program, which runs March 4 through April 22. The program offers mentorship, guidance, and weekly meetings to help students build confidence and plan for their future education.
