In a corner of Spanish Oaks Elementary, a 3rd-grade classroom transformed into a vibrant tapestry of culture and unity yesterday, thanks to the inspiring efforts of Emily Soderborg and Brenda Beyal.
In a remarkable event that unfolded in our school district on Thursday, October 26th, the Nebo Title VI Indian Education Program hosted Naataanii Day, a celebration of leadership and empowerment.
Congratulations to TAMMY HALCROW!! We want to take a moment to recognize one of our own heroes! She was recognized as the Educator of the Year through the Utah State Board of Education and the Autism Council of Utah for her dedication and work towards Autism Awareness and her contribution to m
Libraries are the portals to a world of knowledge and imagination. They are the places where dreams take root, where students find inspiration, and where the magic of learning truly happens.
On Wednesday, October 11, 2023, the Nebo School District Youth School Board held its meeting with the Nebo School Board of Education. The Youth School Board is made up of student representatives from each of the six high schools in the district.
Jane Wilkins is a teacher at Landmark High School.
Jane goes above and beyond what is expected of her. At Landmark, she puts in countless hours to help her students succeed. She works tirelessly to ensure that every student feels cared for and has a strong school connection.
Frank Daybell is the Operations Coordinator for Nebo School District.
Demmi is an ESL Liason at Springville High.
ELL and LIA students flock to Demmi! They feel her zest for life and for their lives...she is invested in their success and tirelessly works to support them! She exemplifies what a great mentor and educator should be.
The Charitable Giving Campaign is a district-wide campaign that allows employees to contribute to a variety of charities throughout Utah and right here in Nebo School District.
47 students from Nebo School District participated in the 600-voice choir, including students from across the state. The choir was led this year by esteemed choral director, Andrew Crane, the Director of Choral Studies at Brigham Young University.