Spartan Newsletter

Mar 14: End of term 3

Mar 17: Term 4 begins

Mar 19: 1/2 day of school (dismissal at 11:15am)

Mar 21: School dance

Mar 24: 8th grade RISE testing begins

Mar 25: Career day

Mar 25-28: PTO Store open during lunch

Mar 25: Tennis @SaJHS

Mar 27: Tennis @SJHS

Our last dance of the year is coming up! Join us for a "Blackout Blitz" themed dance on Friday, March 21st from 3-5pm in the gym! There will be blacklights, glow sticks, and a photo booth. Admission is only for SaJHS students who have no F's, N's, or U's and you'll need to pay $5 cash at the door (or $4 if you bring your student ID). Wear neon colors if you can!

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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

https://www.nebo.edu/article/2062666

Boys and Girls Track starts today 3/17. If you have any interest in running, jumping or throwing, come join us! All athletes will need to complete registration at registermyathlete.com before they are cleared to attend practice. Practice will be held after school Tuesday-Friday 2:50-4:00pm with an optional weight training practice on Mondays 2:10-3:00. Our first track meet will be held Friday April 11th. For more up to date information and to join the team slack account, please contact Coach Grisham at carmen.grisham@nebo.edu or Coach Ahlborn at katie.ahlborn@nebo.edu

We are excited to tell you that we are starting Boys Tennis and Boys and Girls Track. 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!!

We want to invite parents and their children to attend our nineth annual brain fair on Saturday, April 5th from 10am-12pm at Utah Valley University in the Liberal Arts (LA) building hallway.

The fair will provide an opportunity for children of all ages to learn about the brain, neurons, and our senses through various activity stations set up by UVU undergraduate students under psychology faculty mentorship. This is a great opportunity for parents to engage their children in science education and expand their knowledge about the human brain.

Please refer to the attached flyer for more information about the event, and feel free to contact Claudia if you have any questions.

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.