Salem

Lagoon day is on 5-17-18

Cost is $50

You can pay on 4-25-18

Students who want to sit with their friends must pay at the same time

In order to be eligible to go to Lagoon, students must meet the following requirements:

• No more than 2 tardies
• No sluffs
• No fines or fees
• No behavior issues or citizenship U’s

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Watch for your new Get Away Today magazine to come home with your student. It is full of hot summer travel deals! And, with every vacation package purchased with Get Away Today, they donate a portion to Nebo Education Foundation. Call 855-GET-AWAY or book online at  https://www.getawaytoday.com?referrerid=757.

Contact Jennifer Tanner with more questions:Client Relations Director 801-476-1961 

Watch for your new Get Away Today magazine to come home with your student. It is full of hot summer travel deals! And, with every vacation package purchased with Get Away Today, they donate a portion to Nebo Education Foundation. Call 855-GET-AWAY or book online at https://www.getawaytoday.com?referrerid=757.

LAST CALL FOR BOX TOPS!!

 One winner from each grade will get to 

DUNK Mrs. Blackhurst at Field Day!! 

JYou have from now until Field Day, May 24, to collect your box tops and turn them in! J

Be sure to write your names on the box tops or on the baggie they are in. 

The Living Planet Aquarium Utah Waters Van is offered to 4th grade students throughout Utah. The content is specifically designed to correlate with the Utah State Office of Education’s Science Core Curriculum. Presenters guide students through a variety of topics including; wetland ecosystems, the water cycle, and water conservation.  Students were able to see a real working model that demonstrates the water cycle, participate in a student centered experiment showing how air pressure and temperature impact condensation, see live animals and how the water cycle impacts their lives in Utah, and learn the importance of water conservation.

Nebo School District recently held its keyboarding Championship.  Congratulations to all those who were selected from our school to particpate.  Each of these students demonstrated remarkable keyboarding skills and represented our school well.

Nebo School District is excited to offer a Summer Theatre Camp for 4th, 5th and 6th grade students!  

2 weeks of theatre fun from 9-12 noon Mon-Fri.

Session I: June 5-16

Spring Lake Elementary-1750 S. 500 W. Payson

Session II: July 9-20

Sierra Bonita Elementary- 53 S. 1800 E. Spanish Fork

Register at: https://nebo.revtrak.net/Nebo-District-Programs/rw- summer-theater- camp/

Registration begins April 20 at 8am and will continue until classes are full. Cost: $70 (includes a $3 revtrak fee)

For registration & camp payment,: see Robbyn Wagstaff at the Nebo District Office, 350 South Main, Spanish Fork.

Questions? Contact: lisa.bean@nebo.edu

Make sure your child can attend the full two weeks – which will include daily rehearsals and a performance at the end!

Here is the link:

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We are so grateful for the ALC and for the awesome students who spend time in our classrooms. Thank you Madi for helping our third grade classrooms out! Here is a great video Madi made showing the time she has spent with Mt. Loafer third grade. 

Check out the flyer for more details!

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Congratulations to our Skyhawk Athletes of the week!  

Hannah Lindsey runs hurdles on the track team! 

Isaac Tribett on the track team!

Also, Congratulations to Will Thurgood who is our Fan of the Week!

Students did a fantastic job on their second-grade program. The students shared what they have learned this year through music and script. It was a wonderful program and everyone enjoyed watching it. Second-grade students are super stars!

Second-grade students enjoy sharing their science experiments with their peers every week. Keep up the good work!

Congratulation students for being chosen as March Huntsman's Heroes. Thanks for working hard and doing your best. Keep up the good work!

Congratulations to the following students selected as March's CLIMBers of the Month! These Students were chosen because of their excellent academic and citizenship performance. We appreciate each of you demonstrating your abilities to CLIMB at Mt. Loafer.

C- Care for Others: 

  Raven RaederKatie FrkovichKloe ChapmanLuke HopkinsAustin HicksAisha PaxtonNathan MoultonXander Nixon                  

L- Look for Opportunities to Serve: 

  Eli BonnyKynlee SwensonBrooke LudwigTyler GrahamTaylor StradlingDominic GarciaDahlia Swensen                   

I-Improve our Learning & Behavior: 

  Benson DinkinsJane Anderson Zac Wardle

Carter Gray & Leah Bryce

Isaac JohnsonSarah Balls                  

M- Make Responsible Choices: 

  Kennedy PrestwichBeckett EdenGavin DanielsMason SwartzAbby RasmussenLuke CahoonBrock Butterfield                   

B- Believe in Myself and Others:

  Cruze BeutlerAustin GlazierBlake EarlJace BraithwaiteJosh VeachHayden JohnsonCarley BradshawShane Lange                  

Discovery Gateway presented an assembly for our fifth-grade students. The students enjoyed watching and participating in different chemistry/science experiments. 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Students had the choice to have their picture taken in the PTA photo booth. If your child chose to have their picture taken, click on the link below to download their picture.

Fourth graders had a blast on their field trip to Peaks Ice Arena and the Bean Museum.  It was a fun way to buld character and friendships, as well as review the plants, animals, and environments of Utah.

Kindergarten learned about the word responsible through Pet Week. What does a responsible pet owner do? Kindergarteners also wrote a pet report and shared them with the class. On Friday, students could bring their pet.