Landmark High School News

The Nebo PEAK (Positive Energy and Kindness) Award is presented monthly to someone in the Nebo School District who "really gets it" when it comes to providing exceptional customer service, which in turn results in positive impacts on everyone including students, parents, co-workers and members of the community.

LHS Teacher Hilary Jones earned Horace Mann's Crystal Apple Award! Hilary has been a teacher at Landmark for 2 years, but has worked in education for about 10 years. Teachers and staff appreciate Hilary's expertise and willingness to help her peers improve their teaching. Students benefit from her constant efforts to push them to be their best. Congrats, and will done, Hilary! It's a great day to be a Dragon!

Senior Rachel Sturman was awarded an Academic Scholarship from Snow College for her academic performance. Congrats, Rachel, It's a Great Day to be a Dragon!

Landmark works to instill 5 Vital Behaviors that will keep our students on the pathway to success, no matter what they choose to do with their lives. To promote these behaviors, we award Student of the Month accolades to 5 students who have excelled at one or more of these behaviors.

For the month of February those students are the following:

Attendance: Anayeli Cortez- has great attendance and is engaged in learning.

Positive Attitude: Talan Oleson- Feeling like he now has a place here at Landmark.

Last week in Cope's' and Carly's Zoology class students dissected starfish to apply what they've been learning about invertabrates. 

English Teacher Elinda Nedreberg is conducting a study about our new mini-term schedule. We need as many students as possible to participate and to do so they will need to turn in permission forms allowing for their participation. The forms are attached (in English and Spanish) below. They need to be signed by Friday, May 14. Print off the appropriate one, sign it, and return it to either your third period teacher OR Elinda. THANK YOU!!  

Governor Gary R. Herbert has declared May 3, 2018, as “Utah Prevention Day!”

SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS
Utah Prevention Day gives secondary schools around the state an opportunity to celebrate the prevention lessons that students have learned throughout the year. Teachers can review and reinforce those life skills taught before students leave for the summer. We want to protect our students from the dangers of drugs, under-age drinking, violence, crime and bullying.

Do you need a dress for Prom this Saturday? Talk to Kristeene or Monica.....we have lots!

 Bring a date, or bring a friend, or just come join your friends. There will be food, free portraits, dancing and fun. 8-11 p.m.

Thursday, April 26th. 7-8pm @ 350 S Main in Spanish Fork.

Landmark's annual greenhouse sale is up and ready to serve the public. Our hours are Monday through Friday from 8-12.

Students in Whitney's Child Development class have been working on making baby blankets. They recently took a field trip and donated the blankets to Timpanogos Regional Medical Center in Orem. We love it when our students find ways to give back to the community!

Landmark works to instill 5 Vital Behaviors that will keep our students on the pathway to success, no matter what they choose to do with their lives. To promote these behaviors, we award Student of the Month accolades to 5 students who have excelled at one or more of these behaviors.

For the month of February those students are the following:

Attendance: Connor Nielsen is on time to first period every day!

Positive Attitude: Trey Seddon great attitude very positive

This coming Monday, April 16th, Landmark will be hosting its final blood drive for this school year. So get your forms filled out and save a life!