First Day of School

After their get-to-know-you activity, Mariah’s math teacher told all of the students to shake hands with everyone else in the classroom.  Mariah was wondering how many handshakes occurred in her 30-student class.  Can you help her?

There will be a Spanish Fork Lobo cross country information meeting Tuesday, August 25th at 2:45 in the boy's gym. If you are wanting to run cross country or just learn more about it, please attend.

All 7th graders are invited to attend 7th Grade Day on Tuesday, August 18th from 9:00-11:00 a.m. You will have the opportunity to attend an orientation assembly, go to each of your classes, meet your teachers and practice opening your lockers. Busing will not be provided so please plan your own transportation as needed. Later that same day from 1:00-3:00 p.m. there will be an Open House for students of all grades and their parents/guardians. Teachers will be in their rooms and available to answer any questions you may have.

Parents, Students and Friends –

 Join PTA This Year

Jaimie Dannelly, new to the Spanish Fork Junior High English Department, starts the school year right by winning two (yes two) drawings at the UEA ice cream social held August 4, 2015 in Springville.  Way to go, Jaimie! We welcome you and your Lobo Luck to the best faculty around!

If you are a parent of a student at Spanish Fork Junior High and would like to serve on the School Community Council for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years, contact Paul Barber at paul.barber [at] nebo.edu (paul[dot]barber[at]nebo[dot]edu)  or by phone at 801 798- 4075. There are 3 open positions and the election will be held during the week of Aug. 31- Sept. 4 (If necessary).

• Student activity chaperones
• Athletic event volunteers
• Art & Music event volunteers
• Book Fair, Reflections, Teacher Appreciation & more

Registration will be held on August 4 & 5 from 8 am to 3 pm.

A mailer with detailed information will be sent out the week of July 27.

Congratulations to Tristan Bowman who read 100 books this year to become the top-reading member of The Thompson Twenty! Every year Mrs. Thompson challenges her students to read as many books outside of class as they can.

Parents and students, here are some key points to be aware of for the last day of school: