January 2023

Tiffanie Miley was selected by her peers as Secondary Principal of the Year for 2023. Tiffanie has spent the last four years as Principal at Springville Junior High. She served as an Assistant Principal of Springville High School for four years and as the Dean of Students of Springville Junior for two years before that. She was a teacher for 14 years at Springville Junior High School; over the years she taught seventh, eighth, and ninth-grade English, reading for enjoyment, and journalism. She also spent ten years working as a mentor for beginning teachers.

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Dear SJHS families:

Parent-teacher conferences will be held this Thursday after school. We encourage you to come and visit with your children’s teachers; we’d love to partner with you to  help your child be as successful as possible in school.

Upcoming events:

We want to recognize our two "Be an Ally" winners from Friday. These are students who teachers notice are demonstrating what it means to be an ally.

Blake Elizinga (left) helped his friend out with a tough situation.
Noah Vallejo (right) noticed another student was struggling with an assignment and helped her along.

Thank you both for making SJHS a great place to be!

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Upcoming events:

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Dear SJHS families:

We hope you had a good long weekend! Here are some upcoming Springville Junior High School events:

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Term 2 Celebration will be on Jan 25th and 26th. If your student is eligible an activity consent form was sent home last week.  Here are the eligibility guidelines:

• Final grades were only A’s, B’s, and C’s
• Students did not receive any citizenship grades that were U’s or N’s
• Students did not sluff any classes during the term
• Students had less than 6 tardies for the term

Please contact the school if you have any questions!

Join our next Mental Health Series... January 19, 2023, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom.
Go to: https://cookcenter.info/NeboJan19

What parents need to know about suicide prevention.

The course is created by Dr. Greg Hudnall, founder of Hope Squad.

This session covers the following:

Dealing with concerning behaviors can be difficult for parents of children with disabilities. Many parents struggle knowing how to truly validate or connect with their child during a crisis without first resorting to some kind of negative consequence or punishment.

Join us to learn life-changing parenting techniques that will show you how you can emotionally connect with your child all while teaching them appropriate behaviors.

Nebo Community School classes are here. The classes will begin in January, so join a class to help those winter blues. This is an amazing opportunity to expand your horizons and improve your abilities. The goal of the Community School Program is to meet the needs and interests of the people in the community. There are many course options to choose from, recommendations are encouraged. We would love to see you there!

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Dear SJHS parents and guardians:

We’ve had a great first week back, and students are getting settled into their second semester classes. Grades from term 2 have been finalized; please check Infinite Campus for your child’s end of term grades. (Infinite Campus help) Upcoming SJHS events: