Andrew Cook, a student a Spanish Fork Junior High, did an amazing job writing and performing his "We Don't Talk About Bruno" parody for his fellow students in Ms. Maddie Anderson’s math class. Students were much more excited to take the math test after it!

The track and field meeting for this year will be on Tuesday, March 8th at 2:40 pm in Ms. Geroli's room #46. 

Gaming Club

The local gaming club has more than 2 but fewer than 20 members. Every member of the group purchased a signed copy of the latest book from the legendary Dumas, for a grand total of exactly $299. If each member of the club paid the same whole number dollar amount, how many members are in the club?

National Junior Honor Society students take turns finding and organizing service projects within our local community.   Andie Garner, a member of Spanish Fork Junior High's chapter, was able to organize a service project to the Food & Care Coalition Thursday night. 

In Mr. Mortimer's class students have been discussing simple machines as well as kinetic and potential energy. To help students tie all these concepts together they created Rube Goldberg projects.

More details to come!

This year, BYU hosted an official Math Counts competition. Several schools in the district brought teams. The competition was open to 6-8 graders. We also saw teams there from Provo district and Alpine district as well. There were 75 kids that competed on Saturday Feb 5th. The first round is called the sprint round. It was an individual test with no calculator allowed, 30 problems in 40 minutes. The next round was two problems at a time for a few minutes.

Congratulations to all 9th grade Students of the Month!  These students were nominated by one of their teachers because of the way they exemplify the Lobo Way.  They consistently strengthen the Pack. They’ve learned to learn with passion and to forgive and accept.  These students have found their voice.

Congratulations to all 8th grade Students of the Month!  These students were nominated by one of their teachers because of the way they exemplify the Lobo Way.  They consistently strengthen the Pack. They’ve learned to learn with passion and to forgive and accept.  These students have found their voice.