Student News

Mrs. Smith's 6th period analyzing perspectives leading up to the American Revolution.

Springville Junior High presents Matilda JR. the Musical! 

March 10th - 12th & March 14th.
Doors will open at 6:30, show starts at 7:00 pm.

Tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for students and seniors.
Tickets will be sold at the door and online only.

Scan the QR code to get your tickets!

Our students competed at the state We the People competition yesterday. 

Our unit 4 team took 1st place and overall Springville JR took 3rd place.

We are beyond proud of our students!

A couple of weekends ago, 14 SHS swimmers competed at the State 5A Championship swim meet. The 5A division is by far the most competitive in the state. Only the top 32 swimmers in the state are selected in each event to participate. Of the 33 eligible 5A schools, there were only representatives from 26 women’s teams and 24 men’s teams. Overall, the SHS women’s team placed 13th and the men’s team placed 8th.

Our very own 9th grader Brinley Weight was one of the swimmers who participated in the state meet and she had a great meet!

Cy Chrisman - Cy was absent, but he emailed teachers about missing assignments. He had them ready to turn in when he returned to school. He didn’t miss a beat. Thanks for being on top of your schoolwork. 

Kristofer Wesley - Kristofer is so friendly. I appreciate his smile. His happiness makes me happy. 

Imogen Weight - Imogen is a great leader and she is always including everyone in her group work. You can tell she really cares for others.  

Jade Langholf - Jade volunteered to translate for a new English speaker daily and demonstrated true care and concern for the student.  

Yearbooks are still available to purchase! 

Buying one now is the best way to secure a copy since we have limited quantities at the end of the year. If you wait until the end of the year to buy one, we may not have any copies available.

Yearbooks can be purchased for $30 through the finance office or online at MySchoolFees.com

As a courtesy, please remember our finance office doesn't accept payments over the phone.

Mrs. Allison's class was lucky to have two nurses come in to speak to the class about the harmful effects of smoking and vaping.

Check out the final pictures from this awesome project students did in Mrs. Spencer's art class!

SJHS FCCLA chapter takes on regional competition winning gold, silver, and bronze in each event they competed in.

Congrats to our wonderful, hard-working students!!! 

The LIA students met with City Attorney John Penrod, Director of City Development Josh Yoist, Council member Liz Crandall, police department, and fire department.