Riverview Elementary Presented to Nebo Board of Education

Attributions: 
Lana Hiskey

Riverview Elementary delighted the Nebo School Board of Education on March 13. Principal Lisa Muirbrook started the evening and said, “Riverview is an amazing place. We are excited to have the opportunity to showcase some of the wonderful things happening.  Mrs. Galt's second grade class has prepared a Reader's Theater, along with a class Big Book and scenery of The Statue of Liberty.”

Winter Academic All-State Teams

Attributions: 
Lana Hiskey

ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAMS 2012-2013

4A Drill Team 3.987
Shalee Hiskey, MMHS
Heidi Colborn, SHS

3A Drill Team 3.990
Katie Nelson, PHS
Taylor Baum, SFHS
Kayci Muirbrook, SFHS

4A Girls Swimming GPA: 3.998
Amy Tingey, SHS
Rebekah McClain, SHS
Gina Young, SHS

3A Girls Swimming GPA: 3.981
Natalie Parkinson, SFHS

4A Boys Swimming GPA: 3.999
Kyle Gashler, SHS

3A Boys Swimming GPA: 3.998
Chet Oxborrow, SFHS
Jairus Pace, SFHS
McKay Lewis, SFHS
Zackery Slaymaker, SFHS

Seminar by Dr. Adam Schweback “Right Brain! Left Brain! Hey, What About the Front Brain?”

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Nebo School District counselors present Dr. Adam Schweback, Director of Neuropsychology Center of Utah. His topic is “Right Brain! Left Brain! Hey, What About the Front Brain?” It will be held March 28 at 6:30 p.m. at Spanish Fork High’s little theater. The cost is free. It is for all teachers and parents of students who struggle with executive functioning skills.

Nebo High Schools Are Making a Difference -- Answer to Wednesday's Challenge

Attributions: 
Shalee Hiskey

What do Maple Mountain High and Spanish Fork High have in common? They both have an enthusiastic pep band guest leader, Landon Johnson. Basketball fans can’t find a more passionate conductor at a BYU or UVU basketball game. Landon Johnson shares his passion by feeling the beat of the music.

Student Tanner Halversen will Compete at Nationals Ceramic Exhibition

Attributions: 
Lana Hiskey

Tanner Halversen, a senior at Maple Mountain High in Nebo School District, won state honors not on one, but two ceramic art pieces. His artistic pieces were selected from over 1,100 entries and 150 will go on to compete at Nationals. Tanner will travel to Houston, Texas to compete at the National Ceramic K-12 Exhibition.

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