facebook-pixel

While the principal made thousands marketing this Utah school, students’ grades were mediocre and state funds were used to buy treats and video games

(Al Hartmann  |  Tribune file photo)
Then-Principal Kenneth Grover shows the atrium area of the soon-to-open Innovations High School at 1700 S. State St. The school is next door to the Salt Lake Community College campus, where high school students can take advantage of the library and even some college classes.

(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) Then-Principal Kenneth Grover shows the atrium area of the soon-to-open Innovations High School at 1700 S. State St. The school is next door to the Salt Lake Community College campus, where high school students can take advantage of the library and even some college classes.