Our class was experimenting with traditional Chinese art forms, such as calligraphy, embroidery, paper folding, and Chinese knot tying, right before Christmas. It was a fun way to learn more about Chinese culture and make gifts to take home for Christmas!
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Thank you to the cast and crew of Matilda for putting on a great show for our students this morning! The show continues this weekend and on Monday. You may purchase tickets online or at the door. General admission tickets are $6, and tickets for students or senior citizens are $5. We are proud of our students and impressed with their talent and dedication. Thank you to Mrs. Gwilliam, Ms. Jensen, and Mrs. Young for all of their work! Other upcoming events:
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!
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We are finishing up another great week at Springville Junior High. This week we had six teams of eighth graders attend the state We the People competition at UVU. Our school team came third place overall, and the group that focused on the question “How was the Constitution used to establish our government?” came in first place for the entire state of Utah! We are so proud of their hard work! It has been impressive to see how much our eighth graders have learned about the Constitution and how they have been able to apply that learning to complicated questions. Here are our upcoming events:
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!
