Nebo School District Recognizes Paraeducators
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
Title I
Cara Boyer
Cara Boyer, Westside, Title I program, Angela Day presented her award
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December 2009
Grants given by the Nebo Education Foundation - December 2009
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
Park Elementary
Susan Frischknecht, foundation treasurer; Rob Keddington, principal; Wyatt Johnson, third-grade student; Lana Hiskey, foundation director
Rob Keddington, principal of Park Elementary, was awarded a grant from the Nebo Education Foundation for math literacy.
Maple Mountain entertains Nebo School Board of Education
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
Maple Mountain High chamber choir entertained the Nebo School Board of Education with a mixture of holiday music. Cory Mendenhall, choir director, said, “I have the best job in the world. I am privileged to work with these wonderful students every day.” Mr. Mendenhall also expressed his gratitude toward the board for their support of music and for providing the necessary instruments to have an extraordinary program. Assistant principal, Alan Ashton, introduced the choir that was accompanied by Julie Boogert. The performance was the highlight of the meeting.
A Christmas Carol - Dane Allred
You’ve never seen “A Christmas Carol” like this before. Charles Dickens Christmas classic was originally performed by one person – Charles Dickens. He played all the characters, using different voices for Tiny Tim, Scrooge, Marley and the other ghosts. Dane Allred (Drama teacher at Payson High School) will perform from the same script used by Dickens, and present two free showings of this one-man show at the Provo Tabernacle on December 18th and 19th. Starting at 7:00 p.m. both Friday and Saturday nights, the presentation will also include traditional Christmas music.
Nebo District's New Certified Nursing assistants
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
Nine Special Education Technicians participated in a Federal and State
program to obtain Certified Nursing Assistant certification in the State of
Utah.
Cherry Creek Elementary Recognized as Utah High Performing School
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
The United States Congress has long recognized that higher poverty schools face unique challenges in educating students and provides supplementary assistance to those schools in the form of Title I funds. Schools that meet high levels of achievement and close the learning gap despite these challenges are to be commended.
Utah State Title I Committee of Practitioners established the following criteria that Title I schools must meet to qualify for these recognitions:
Utah High Performing Title I Schools Recognition
S.F.H.S. Athletes earn Academic All State recognition.
- Erin Redd – Volleyball
- Janessa Nielsen – Soccer
- Betty Thomas – Tennis
These girls earned the prestigious Utah High School Activities Association honor by maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average above a 3.75 beginning their freshman year and were regular starters on the varsity teams.
KSL Honors Ily McLean
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
KSL Radio and Zions Bank honored Ily McLean, second-grade teacher at Riverview Elementary in Spanish Fork, for the "Teacher Feature" program this past week. This program was developed to recognize outstanding teachers who have gone the extra mile, not only in the classroom, but who have also made a significant impact on many young lives.
Sage Creek- Crystal Apple Award
Attributions:
Lana H. Hiskey - Public Information Officer - Nebo School District
This week Mrs. LoriAnn Sleight was chosen by her colleagues to receive the Nebo School District Association Crystal Apple Award at Sage Creek Elementary School for outstanding performance as a teacher. Mrs. Sleight has been a teacher at Sage Creek for over twenty years. She spent the first nineteen years in second grade before moving to fifth grade two years ago. However, anyone that has ever watched her interact with fifth graders would guess that she had worked with them her entire career.
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