Every year, on the second Thursday of September, United Way orchestrates a remarkable event known as the Day of Caring.

Rees Elementary School recently marked a significant milestone, celebrating 120 years since its establishment in 1904. As the oldest school in Spanish Fork, Rees has been a cornerstone of the community, fostering generations of learners.

Running Strong for American Indian Youth is excited to announce the 2024-2025 Dreamstarter Teacher grant recipients! This year, Running Strong has selected 12 educators to receive grants of up to $5,000 that will be used to make a lasting change in their students’ lives.

For the past four years, Doug Smith Subaru has been a steadfast partner to Park View Elementary, generously providing supplies and materials to support our students.

Nebo's Community School Program aims to address the diverse needs and interests of our local communities. Classes begin in September.

Sign up before classes are full!

www.nebo.edu/community-school

Two Spanish Fork High School juniors, PJ Merrill and Traven Elquist, were hailed as heroes after saving the life of a man at a cross-country meet in the city on Saturday.

The first day of school is always filled with anticipation and excitement, and yesterday was no exception in Nebo School District. Our first day back was a tremendous success, setting a positive tone for the academic year ahead.

Hey parents! The new school year is right around the corner! Here are some tips to help your child have a smooth and successful start: