Where Are We Wednesday, January 14, 2015?
Where are we Wednesday, January 14, 2015? Name the place and event that happened in Nebo School District.
News
Nebo School District Exceeds State Graduation Rate
Nebo School District continues to produce one of the highest graduation rates in the country. Nebo’s graduation rate is 91 percent, significantly higher than the state average of 83 percent.
Spanish Fork Junior Orchestra Selected for The Music World Program
Angela Harman, orchestra teacher at Spanish Fork Junior High School (SFJHS), submitted an audition recording of the SFJHS orchestra to a program called, "The World That We All Deserve Through Music". This program is coming to Utah for the first time ever thanks to support from Zion's Bank.
Nebo School Board of Education Welcomes Larsen Elementary - Answer to Wednesday's Challenge
The Nebo School Board of Education welcomed Principal Garrett Andersen at Larsen Elementary. Principal Andersen thanked the Board for this opportunity and then introduced engaging students and adults. The students performed multiple choral pieces to the delight of the audience.
Watercolors from the Utah Watercolor Society Now on View at Hobble Creek Elementary
Select Watercolors from the Utah Watercolor Society Annual Exhibit
Now On View at Hobble Creek Elementary
Empowering Student Captains with Leadership and Sportsmanship
On January 8, 2015, Nebo School District held the Captain's Academy on leadership and sportsmanship.
Nebo Hall of Fame - Payson Pride Restored
Payson High school has a long legacy of championships. Payson High School has been feared since its founding in 1912. Over the years, Payson High has been recognized as champions in almost every sport. However, in recent years, the state trophies have had need to be restored.
Cherry Creek Implements Leader in Me Program
Cherry Creek’s new mission statement this year is: “We Lead. We Learn. We inspire. I am Important.”
Westside Students Donate to Community In Action
In December, the Westside Elementary student council members, along with Principal Sara Matis, presented a check for over $3,000.00 to Dave Smith with Community in Action.