Landmark Update

Monday, January 12th will be a day of service where students have an opportunity to help our community. We will have various projects throughout the day that students can sign up for to help complete. We will be serving at the Utah Food Bank in Springville, helping teachers at Riverview Elementary, visiting assisted living centers in Spanish Fork, or making quilts, dog toys, or other kits to donate.

The purpose of our Day of Service is to inspire and empower students to make a positive impact in their community by fostering a spirit of collaboration, compassion, and responsibility. Through meaningful service projects, students will develop a deeper understanding of community needs, strengthen relationships, and practice the values of empathy, leadership, and active citizenship. This day serves as an opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world action, cultivating a lifelong commitment to service and the well-being of others.

We are excited for our new teen center complete with a wellness area, laundry and shower facilities, a kitchen and dining area with food available, and staff who are ready to assist with self-care requirements that a teen may be in need of. This new addition to Landmark High is not only for Landmark students, but any students in the community who may be in need. Let your friends know that a counseling or social worker referral from your school is all that is needed to book an appointment at The Landing.

Our picture retake day is Wednesday, January 14th. Any student new to Landmark who has not had their picture taken should plan on attending school to get their picture taken. Students who would like a retake of a previous picture are also encouraged to come prepared for their photogenic moment.

Everyday at LHS we ask ourselves, "Are we doing what is best for our students?" We live by our "why" which is, "We are committed to accepting, developing, and advocating for our students, while empowering them with the confidence, skills and resilience to thrive and overcome future challenges as adults."

To accomplish this, our faculty and staff worked together to establish 5 Vital Behaviors we all need to be successful at school and in life. Like your physical vital signs—heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and body temperature; if your vital behaviors are weak, you may fail. The 5 Vital Behaviors are:

1. Attendance (Be Here Physically & Mentally)

2. Positive Attitude (Attitude is Everything)

3. Productivity (Do the Work & Do Your Best)

4. Cooperation (Work Together)

5. Civility (Honor, Dignity, and Kindness)

These principles are embedded into our school culture. We are committed to doing our best for students.

Nebo School District is excited to announce our upcoming Career Nights for the 2025-2026 academic year. These events provide a unique opportunity for students and families to explore various career pathways, including engineering, health care, automotive, computer science, service trades, and public safety. Hosted in collaboration with UVU and MTECH, each event will highlight specific industries, offering insights and guidance for future career planning. Our next event is January 26th, at the ALC 161 E 400 N Salem.

Don't miss this chance to discover exciting career opportunities and connect with industry professionals. For more information, please contact the Career Center at 801-423-6494. We look forward to seeing you there!

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January 9: Honor Roll Assembly

January 12: Dragon Day of Service

January 14: Picture Retakes

January 19: MLK Holiday - No School

January 22: Mid Term

February 6: Miniterm 5 Ends

We are committed to accepting, developing, and advocating for our students, while empowering them with the confidence, skills, and resilience to thrive and overcome future challenges as adults.