The Lobo Way
600 S. 820 E. Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 | (801) 798-4075
2015-2016 Girls Basketball Team
A big thanks to those who tried out and for all your hard work!
Congratulations to those that made the boys basketball team, they include:
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Thank You Veterans
This Veterans Day SFJHS wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who have contributed so much to the freedom of this nation and our community by serving in our armed forces. We sincerely appreciate and honor your service!
Parent/Teacher Conferences Date Change
The Jelly Bean Problem
The local high school was trying to raise money for a class trip by having students pay $1 to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar. Adam guessed there were forty-three, Bill guessed thirty-four, and Carl guessed forty-one. One person was off by six, another was off by three, and another was off by one. How many jellybeans were in the jar?
Congrats to Mrs. Parker’s 7th Grade Language Arts classes who have been bitten by the book bug. In Term 1 they read a total of 475 books. Books bring people together, so share a book with a friend.
Ninth graders recently had an opportunity to attend a field trip to the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork. The students were treated to a tour of the grounds including an introduction to the various animals and how the farm helps the temple be self-sufficient. Students were then invited inside the temple where they participated in a presentation that focused on the culture of India and a few of the beliefs of Hinduism. Afterwards, students were invited to the top of the temple were they received further instruction regarding the importance of religious mantras and participate
What do you think when you hear the words Spanish Fork? For many in Utah, Spanish Fork means rodeo, which is why it’s no coincidence that youth from Spanish gravitate to and excel in the sport. Here at SFJH we have our own rodeo celebrity—Jade Rindlisbacher.
Jade recently returned from a huge championship competition where Utah’s Junior High Rodeo Team represented the state against teams from all over the country, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The team, consisting of thirty-six teens from across the state, took the national title.
Back in September, when it was sunny and warm, Spanish Fork Junior High’s Student Council organized an “Oldies vs Newbies” outdoor assembly to introduce the student body to the many brand new faculty members on staff this year. Various games and field event pitted the new teacher against the “old timers.”
While the more seasoned faculty smoked the newbies at tug of war, the new faculty members came out on top overall.
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