Orchestra WOW!
Just in from Mrs. Harmon:
“The SFJHS orchestra just received a letter from Rep. Mike McKell with a $200 donation to our program. We are so grateful for community support! Thank you Mike McKell!”
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Just in from Mrs. Harmon:
“The SFJHS orchestra just received a letter from Rep. Mike McKell with a $200 donation to our program. We are so grateful for community support! Thank you Mike McKell!”
Parents, Students, and Friends –
Welcome to Term 2 and good job completing the first term! Thank you to all of the students who work very hard to complete coursework and master their content. Thanks to all of the teachers who put in hours upon hours of preparation time, teaching time, re-teaching and intervention time so students are proficient and ready for the next level of instruction. And, a huge thank you to parents and guardians who support their children and support our school! Way to Strengthen the Pack!
RED RIBBON WEEK
If you’re walking through the cafeteria one morning before school, you might just want to grab a bite of breakfast, settle in, and listen to the Jazz Band. Jeffrey Sass, who plays the alto saxophone says, “Jazz Band is a great before school activity where you play harder music than normal and you have to work harder and devote more time than Concert Band.” Lindsey Deveraux who plays the tenor saxophone says that being in the Jazz Band “has helped me learn more about music.”
Congratulations to Morganne Price, Aspen Carter and Emmie Olsen who got the math Problem of the week last week! The answer was 56 triangles.
This week the problem is
If today is Friday, what day of the week will it be 101 days from today?
Students in 7th grade Language Arts played a fun variation of the old “Kick Me” trick this month to learn about analogies.
Instead of having a “kick me” sticker stuck on students’ backs, the stickers are words that are the answer to an analogy. Analogies are word pairs that show relationships between ideas such as hot is to cold as wet is to dry.
SFJHS Red Ribbon Week
Oct. 30 – Nov. 3
On October 24th, 2017, the SFJHS Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Orchestras performed at the Spanish Fork High School’s auditorium. With the concert being so close to Halloween, the orchestras dressed up in costumes. The Sixth Grade Orchestra also came and performed two songs with the Beginning Orchestra ("Sourwood Mountain" and "John Ryan's Polka"). There were all sorts of costumes at the affair. There were a ton of Star Wars costumes but most of the costumes were different.
NJHS has been really busy this term! They’ve helped at two elementary school carnivals. They headed up a Saturday clean up on the Spanish Fork River Trail.
More recently, they did some painting here at the school. They’ve even entered a scarecrow at the Thanksgiving Point Scarecrow Festival.
It’s been fun.
On Tuesday, October 17, Mrs. Kelly’s College and Career Awareness classes experienced job interviews for the first time. Students were told to fill out a job application telling all about themselves and answering job-related questions. They pretended they were five years older than they actually were, and even responded to college inquiries.
Parents, Students, and Friends –
Our first term is quickly coming to an end and we are finishing BIG! Students are completing school assignments and projects this week in order to begin Term 2 without lagging schoolwork. Parents, please check SIS Aspire for any missing assignments your child may have and talk with them. We are working to make sure all students learn and see success! Students, you got this!
SF FFA NATIONAL CONVENTION – PACKAGED MEAT SALES