…And the Pies Have It!!

None.  4 + 8 + 12 + 16 + 20 = 60.  Because this total is the exact number of pies sold, there could not have been any pies sold on the first day.

Our October students of the month are:

7th grade 8th grade 9th grade

Parents, Students and Friends –

 Update SIS/ASPIRE

The FFA traveled to Snow College for judging competitions this week on Tuesday Oct 6th.  Spanish Fork Jr. High had 3 teams competing. Each competition consisted of evaluating classes of animals based on criteria that is valued in the eyes of producers all over the country.   

Oct. 2, 2015- The Lobo cross country team went up against Mapleton Jr. and Springville Jr. in the last season race of the year. Our team did another great job! The first five Lobo boys across the finish line were Spencer Bailey (9:19), Ethan Binks (9:32), Coleman Crockett (9:33), Daxton Fredericks (9:42), and Brad Dixon (9:45). The first five Lobo girls were Josie Wright (11:01), Emma Runolfson (11:17), Hannah Oldham (11:49), Madalyn Gull (11:52), and Rainie Gardner (11:54). These athletes, along with all the entire Lobo cross country team has worked very hard this season.

The Subway Wheels Problem

Answer: It would be more cost effective to get the rust-proofing done.  Without the rust-proofing the cost is $17.50 per wheel per year and with the rust-proofing the cost is $16.66 per wheel per year. Winners: Broc Bennett, Dexter Bradford, Tiffany Chan, Phoenix Collins, Porter Hall, Rylan Harrison, Taggert Harrison, David Heap, Peter Heap, Xander Henry, Breanna Hunt, Callie Johnson, Maddy Johnson, Tracee Jones, Noah Lane, Nathan Lawrence, JJ Marsigli, Keven Paladini, Davis Paxton, Morganne Price, and Aspen Seamons.

Parents, Students and Friends –

 Parent/Teacher Conferences - TODAY

Spanish Fork Jr High is known throughout the district for having a tough cross country course. It was put to the test Friday, September 25, 2015 as the Lobo cross country team hosted their first home meet. Our Lobos went up against some hard competition. The girl’s came in 3rd place and the boy’s came in 4th place. Even though we didn’t place as high as we hoped as a team, we did show improvement in our individual times. This is what cross country is all about!

We had a training today for our Hope Squad. Hope Squads are the eyes and ears of the school, they are nominated by their peers because they are good listeners and kind. These students will be trained throughout the year to know the warning signs and where to get help for their peers. More information can be found at www.hope4utah.com

The Digit Problem ANSWER:  9
Winners: Riker Barton, Dexter Bradford, Tiffany Chan, Sara Chandler, Ethan Graham, Xander Henry, Spencer Huffaker, Corbin Jensen, Garyn Jensen, Callie Johnson, Maddy Johnson, Tracee Jones, Noah Lane, JJ Marsigli, Ethan Oyler, Jordyn Pearson, Morganne Price, Naomi Rawlins, Ty Reese, David Riding, Aspen Seamons, Tyler Thompson

The Subway Wheels Problem