Nebo Students Stole the Show
"Strutting Their Stuff"
November 2014
Orchard Hills Celebrates Fall Dance Festival - Answer to Wednesday's Challenge
Orchard Hills Celebrates Fall Dance Festival
Orchard Hills Elementary School in Santaquin celebrated the annual Fall Dance Festival. The festival gets bigger and better each year with thousands of spectators and is performed outdoors to accommodate the large crowd.
Nebo District Counseling Presents: Shara Mitchell, Family Therapy
Shara Mitchell, CMHC Daybreak Family Therapy
“What Were You Thinking?!”
How Depression & Anxiety Makes Children Think Differently
Detecting and Assisting Children With Depression or Anxiety
Utah Symphony Provides Educational Program for Fourth-Grade Students
Monday, October 27, 2014, the Utah Symphony performed a special educational program for the Nebo School District fourth-grade students and their teachers.
Where Are We Wednesday, November 12, 2014?
Where are we Wednesday, November 12, 2014? Name the place and event that happened in Nebo School District.
Nebo’s Fall Academic All-State Winners 2014
Nebo School District is proud of the many students that are winners and nominated to the Utah High School Activities Association and Deseret News Academic All-State Teams. Congratulations on a job well done.
November 2014 PEAK Award Winners
THE PEAK AWARD CUSTOMER SERVICE PROGRAM
Nebo School District showcases our Positive Energy and Kind employees. PEAK Awards are nominated by patrons and recognized by the Superintendent Staff and Nebo School Board of Education.
Nebo Classified Association Sponsors Hypno Hick for Food Bank
Come enjoy an evening of entertainment
in honor of all Nebo School District Employees.
The Hypno Hick
November 19, 2014
7:00 p.m.
Veteran’s Day Honored
Children all over Nebo School District honored Veterans in their community. In many of the schools, the students dressed in their best attire and listened to testimonials of service.
Everyday Heroes Celebrated at Sierra Bonita with Senator Henderson
Lightning speed, x-ray vision, and red capes are most commonly associated with the world of superheroes. However, students at Sierra Bonita elementary learned that heroes are more than humans with super powers. Heroes are ordinary people doing extraordinary things.