The semi-finals game was a hard fought battle for the Lady Lobos who took on the Springville Lady Knights. The Lobos offense got off to a slow start; they struggled to get into a rhythm the entire first half. Springville, however, came to play. They were very aggressive and scrappy. The Lady Lobos ended up going into half time down by 2 points.

Heather Mendonsa, a science teacher at Spanish Fork Jr. High, was recently spotlighted in the Nebo EdTech Newsletter.  Ms. Mendonsa was featured for the innovative ways she’s using the technology available in Nebo District to help students learn.

Ms. Mendonsa explained, “I have started using Mastery Paths in Canvas and I am excited about where this program can take my class. It has changed my planning and differentiation in great ways.”

Parents, Students, and Friends –

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Finding Joy

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A reminder that February 2 is our 7th grade Job Shadow Day. 

7th-grade students, don't forget to bring your completed job shadow worksheet back to school with you on February 5. If you need a new copy of the worksheet click here to download one.

Parents, Students, and Friends –

FOOD DRIVE

Our Lobo Food Drive has ended and the 7th grade won with the most food items donated! Way to go Grade 7! the 7th graders earned  5 minutes extra lunch time to be taken one day next week! Thanks to all who helped us bring HOPE and HELP to our community.

NJHS APPLICATIONS

Applications for National Junior Honor Society are due by February 2nd!

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS

Several of our students here at Spanish Fork Jr. High including Sam Jex, Michael Wyss, Mick Barber, Boston Bradford, and Dexter Bradford all had the opportunity to participate on the high school golf team this year.

 The season began about a month before school even started and finished in early October. The team practiced every day. There were 12 kids on the team.  Every week the qualifiers determined who would play varsity and who would play JV in the upcoming match or tournament.

The SFHS Girls Soccer Team roster this year included several girls from Spanish Fork Jr. High including Tracee Jones, Kayla Clark, Lily Ricks, Lavinia Naulu, Emma Runolfsen, Bayleigh Redd, Lindsey Blake, Sydney Berger, Maddie Haugen, and Brinley Maughan.