Parents and Guardians,

Parent Teacher Conference will be held TOMORROW from 3:30pm-8:00pm.

We are going PAPERLESS for this conference and ask that you view your student's schedule on your phone or other electronic device. We will print as needed.  

One of the finest parts of the holiday season is the decorations. Today, Jones Lewis, Antonio Cerna, Maddock Morton, and Hadley Hebdon took it upon themselves to spice up the pine tree on the south lawn of the school by adding tinsel, bows and a wreath! 

What a fantastic surprise for all of us to see! Thank you guys!

Happy Holidays!

Parents, Students, and Friends -

SERVING DETENTIONS

Parents, if your child has been tardy more that three times in any one class period this school year, he/she will be receiving a Detention Notice. This practice goes on throughout the school year as a consequence for tardiness, sluffing, and unexcused absences. It is important that students are on time for classes so they do not miss instruction and so classmates’ learning is not disrupted upon a late entry. The guidelines for detention are as follows:

The Lowes Extreme Air Field Trip was great!  Many students were able to show-off their talents.  Students landed flips and other stunts jumping on the trampolines, swinging from the trapeze, and braved the American Ninja course. 

The best moment of the field trip-- for sure-- was the Coaches vs. students dodge ball games, which the coaches, of course, dominated!  Everyone had a fantastic time!

Winter Captains Academy was great opportunity for the winter sports athletes to hear about good sportsmanship and leadership. 

Zac Dart (boys’ basketball) Emmie Olson (girls’ basketball) and Ammon Anderson (Wrestling) were all able to attend.  Marc Amicone, the GM of the Salt Lake Bees, spoke to students as did Kai Fisher from the Live Well Center.  Coach Gregg Smith and Troy Bohling, member of the Nebo School District, also instructed athletes. 

This is always such a great opportunity that the school district gives these student athletes!

A couple of turkeys terrorize the halls of Spanish Fork Jr. High Tuesday, Nov. 20th.  Many students and teachers reported seeing two unusually large specimens roaming the halls and occasionally going into classrooms.

Evidently, this rare species is quite musical, their call often confused as actual human singing. Some students reported hearing what sounded like "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor but with alternative lyrics.  Teachers said these prodigious poultry were singing "Turkey Bird" by Heywood Banks.