Tennis season is here!  We have a record on number of girls on the team this year!  Our thirty seven Lady Lobo tennis players have all come ready to play this year and have excelled even this early in the season. 

So far we have played one preseason match and one regular season match and both have been great successes!  We look forward to our intramural team playing matches over the next few weeks and our Varsity and J.V. team preparing for districts! 

Parents, Students and Friends –

 Join Intramural Soccer!

Have fun while learning science, technology, engineering, and math skills.

Free Make and Take Projects and Activities: Found Art, LED Magnets, Marshmallow Launchers, Weaving Experience. Squishy Circuits, Keva Planks, Robotics Obstacle Course, and Pentominoes Puzzles.

SEPTEMBER 24
10 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M.
UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY
SORENSEN STUDENT CENTER
THE GRANDE BALLROOM
FREE TO EXHIBIT—FREE TO ATTEND

Parents, Students and Friends –

 New School Community Council Members Elected

The recent SCC election which was held during the week of Aug. 29 – Sept. 2, 2016 has resulted in three new members being elected to a two year seat: Jami Branch, Nicole Norris, Rebecca Young.  Congratulations and we look forward to your service!

 Come to the STEM+ Expo (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)

Congrats to Ms. Parker who tied for first place at District 15’s Humorous Speech Contest. Ms. Parker is a fantastic public speaker and pretty funny, to boot! She enjoys employing her writing and performing skills in a hobby that brings her much pleasure. Good luck in the next level of competition!

The 2016-2017 SFJHS Student Council is starting the year off right with a service project at Spanish Fork Cemetery. Members of the council spent the afternoon cleaning up litter, pulling weeds, and fixing floral arrangements to help beautify the area. The Student Council is looking forward to a great year full of service, fun activities, and boosting school spirit! Go Lobos!

Spanish Fork Junior High has a very active chapter of the Nation Junior Honor Society.  They are part of an organization of over one million students in all fifty states whose goal is to excel in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.  NJHS is a service organization, ready and willing to help the community.  Our chapter adviser, Mr. Lawrence, already has our students serving.  Here is his report about their first service project on Saturday, August 27, 2016.

Today Mrs Harmer's Utah Studies classes showed their knowledge of the three regions of Utah by creating them out of food! Yum!

The STEM+ Expo is a FREE family friendly event where participants of all ages will get hands-on experience building and making while learning important science, technology, engineering and math skills in a fun setting.