Springville Junior High School

Welcome to Springville Junior High School

The mission of Springville Junior High School is: "To ensure high levels of learning for all students, by being responsible citizens, effective communicators, and successful learners."

Beliefs:

Shared responsibility for education belongs to students, parents, the school and community.
Optimal learning takes place in a caring environment characterized by respect, trust and high expectations.
Active engagement in the learning process leads to student success.
Instructional improvement is accomplished through disciplined reflection and informed change.
Student potential is realized through multiple curricular and extra-curricular opportunities.
Critical thinking and problem solving skills should be taught across the curriculum.

Summer Hours

The main office will be open Monday through Thursday from 9:00am to 2:00pm and closed on Fridays.
Counselors will be available on Wednesdays. (The Counseling Office will be closed Wednesday, June 12th.)
The Finance Office will be closed on Mondays.
All offices will be closed July 4th & 24th.

PTSA Meeting on June 7th

Published by tiffanie.miley on Tue, 05/28/2019 - 10:10

Please join us at the next Springville Junior High PTSA meeting! The Parent Teacher Student Association will meet on Friday, June 7th at 11:00am in the SJHS library. Please call or text Sherelle Woodward for more info (385-236-2306).

Spotlight: Skye & Brylee Boschee

Published by tara.pina on Thu, 05/16/2019 - 08:38

Attributions:

Article written by student: Remick Whiting

Skye and Brylee Boschee are some great friends and even though school may stress them out some times, they are always so cheerful. We asked Skye what she likes most about herself she said “That I am a unicorn loving country girl.” Brylee likes that she ”Is in love with watermelon I have a watermelon candy bag in my backpack” she says. One thing that makes them both happy is being with each other. “Because we don't get to see each other a lot because we are always busy“ Brylee said.

Students Compete in a Poetry Slam

Published by tara.pina on Thu, 05/16/2019 - 08:34

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Article written by student: Max Whipple

What are words? Words are a string of characters or a chain of emotion? Words written aesthetic and rhythmic style is poetry and today we were treated to a poetry slam after school. Students had the chance to explore this way of storytelling through competition in front of teachers. We heard poems about pencils to deep life experiences. Some were funny while others were inspiring.

Meet Teo Sjoberg!

Published by tara.pina on Thu, 05/16/2019 - 08:29

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Article written by student: Carter Turley

Meet Teo Sjoberg. Teo is an 8th grader here at SJHS who loves the Utes and loves to play football with all of his friends. He also encourages others and helps brighten their day by making them laugh.