Desplaza hacia abajo para Español.
Dear SJHS families:
It is hard to believe that this week is the last week of school! I’ve included details about this week’s activities, as well as some information about this summer and next year.
Monday, May 23:
Tuesday, May 24:
Nebo is partnering with the Utah Food Bank again this year to provide free summer meals in four of Nebo School District communities. Fresh and free summer meals will be offered every Monday through Friday.
Who: Youth up to age 18
What: Fresh and Free Summer Meals
When: Monday through Friday, from May 31 - August 12, 2022
Springville Area: 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Springville Splash Pad/Library, 45 South Main Street, Springville.
It's been a great year having everyone back in school! Cheers to 21-22 school year!
Help us congratulate our Be An Ally Winners from last week!
Brayden Bascom - Brayden was found helping another student get to the office and get the assistance they needed.
Mac Bigler - Mac is a polite student and always uses polite language when talking to adults.
Alex Steele - Alex is an awesome and insightful student. Alex works hard and always wants to learn.
Nazareth Sandoval - Nazareth is always kind to others. He always says "thank you". He works hard and is very responsible.
Desplaza hacia abajo para Español.
The end of the school year is upon us! Here are all of the school-wide events for the remainder of the school year:
Term 4 prize drawings will be on Friday, May 20th!
Please talk to your Homeroom teacher if you have completed your BINGO Community Expectations Card and have not received your prize card.
Desplaza hacia abajo para Español.
Dear SJHS families:
We have several different events going on this week:
Yesterday our Spanish 4 class got to participate in a piñata workshop with piñata artist, Clara Amezcua.
They also enjoyed some quesadillas, chips & salsa!
Happy 5 de mayo from us here at SJHS!
Thanks to Mrs. Denis & Mrs. Bishop for sharing some 5 de mayo fun!
Señora Tinajero taught our ESL class today about the history of Cinco de Mayo, and how currently it's mostly celebrated as a cultural appreciation day throughout the U.S. and a lot of Latin America. To celebrate some of Mexico's cultural history, we learned about "Ojos de Díos" that were made and used by the Huichol Indians. - Mrs. Denis
Last catch-up day of the school year!
Don't forget tomorrow, teachers will be available until 4 pm to help students catch up on any work!
