April Students of the Month

Published by sam.mcgrath on Thu, 04/11/2019 - 13:48
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Congratulations to our April SaJHS "Students of the Month"! We are proud of these students for being "Spartan Strong" in Body, Heart, and Mind. They are from left to right Emmalene Meyers 8th, Max Johnson 9th, Jayden Swartz 8th, Kimberly Bushman 7th, Makenzie Pugmire 8th, Savanna Vazquez 8th, Charly Christensen 8th, and Katey Carly 7th. They will be recognized at a breakfast with their parents and teachers.

Lagoon day is coming up

Published by sam.mcgrath on Thu, 04/11/2019 - 13:46
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Lagoon day is quickly approaching and it's time to remind everyone of the requirements they need to meet in order to be eligible. 

Lagoon day will be on Thursday, May 16. Students can start buying their tickets on April 29. The cost $50 which covers the cost of the buses plus entrance into the park. Students will be assigned to a bus as they sign up, so if they want to ride on the same bus as their friends, they need to buy their tickets together.

Hands on learning in biology

Published by sam.mcgrath on Tue, 03/26/2019 - 15:50
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Mrs. Roberts' biology class learned about DNA replication in a simulation that inolved all students in a hands-on activity.  Students had ropes and blocks that represented the 4 chemicals that make up DNA strands which they had to string on their ropes to create the proper DNA strand produced in their DNA replication. Students enjoyed getting out of their desks and interacting with their friends while they learned in a fun and engaging way.

Jazz Band District Assessment

Published by sam.mcgrath on Mon, 03/25/2019 - 10:34
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Daniel Stolworthy

On Tuesday, March 19th, the jazz band students attended the district jazz band assessment held at the Summit Center in Springville. They performed well and earned a II+ rating, very close to superior. The judge and clinician for the day was Brent Applonie, a former music educator and current faculty member at BYU. These kids have come a long way and over half of them are playing instruments they only just started this year. There are more good times ahead for these you g students. 

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