Spartan Newsletter
March 3, 2024
Important Dates
Mar 3: Principal Richard's birthday!
Mar 3: School social worker week
Mar 4: Student of the month breakfast
Mar 5: Mini conferences 3-4pm (English, science, fine arts, languages)
Mar 6: Mini conferences 3-4pm (History, math, CTE, PE/health)
Mar 6: Percussion concert
Mar 7, 8 ,10, 11: Valhalla musical
Tickets: https://cur8.com/20500/project/129737
Mar 13: SCC Meeting
Mar 14: Student council elections
Mar 14: End of term 3
School Events
Student Council
8th grade parents: If your child is interested in taking on a leadership role and contributing to school events, please encourage them to apply for the student government class at Salem Jr. High for 8th and 9th graders! This class provides an opportunity for students to voice their ideas, make friends, and work collaboratively to plan and execute school activities and events.
Read the requirements and rules at this link, and apply online or grab an application from Mrs. Epps (room 212). Applications must be submitted by Friday, 3/14. Feel free to email Mrs. Epps with questions at macie.epps@nebo.edu.
Love and Logic parenting classes
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March Mental Health Series
Nebo would love your participation in this month's mental health series events. Below are links with more information about events! Here is the direct link to their site.
English
https://www.nebo.edu/article/2062628
Spanish
Sports
Spring Sports at SaJHS
We are excited to tell you that we are starting Boys Tennis and Boys and Girls Track. We will have a Tennis Meeting this week, so listen for announcements. In order to get started though, you will need to get a physical and fill out this document https://www.uhsaa.org/forms/forma.pdf. You will then need to go to https://www.registermyathlete.com and fill out information for your athlete. The seasons will start mid March, please watch for dates and times. Happy Spring time!!
Community
Parent Resources from Centro Hispano
Centro Hispano is a a nonprofit organization serving Utah County. They work with Hispanic and low-income families in areas such as immigration services, tobacco cessation and prevention, and workforce development. We also have resources including a food bank and English classes. See flyers below.