We are happy to announce our October Students of the Month! These students were nominated by faculty and staff for being a Spartan in Body, Heart, and Mind and were honored at a breakfast with their parents/guardians on October 5th. Congratulations!

Back Row (left to right): Jesse Ewell (9th), Solara Dennis (8th), Luke Cahoon (8th), Marcus Ringger (8th)
Front Row (left to right): Brett Parker (9th), Levi Murdock (9th), Alli McBride (9th)

Not in attendance for this picture: Macy Ford (8th) & Annalise Johnson (9th)

Remember . . . No school on October 15-16. We will have 9 school days of the term left when we return. Enjoy your time off so you can finish the term strong.

Tabitha’s Way Canned Food Drive: Monday, October 19 - Friday, October 23 we will be having a canned food drive for Tabitha’s Way.  Our school’s focus is canned corn and chicken broth, however any canned food item is welcome!  Our math classes will be having a friendly competition for the most cans donated.

Changing to Remote or At-School Learning: As we approach the end of first term (October 29), parents wanting to change their child’s learning option for second term from Remote Learning to At-School Learning, or vice versa, can do so by submitting their decision in this link between October 5 and October 20.  If parents do not wish to change their student’s learning option at this time, they do not need to submit a decision.

As we approach the end of first term (October 29), parents wanting to change their child’s learning option for second term from Remote Learning to At-School Learning, or vice versa, can do so by submitting their decision in THIS LINK between October 5 and October 20. 

If parents do not wish to change their student’s learning option at this time, they do not need to submit a decision.

Parent Teacher Conferences
We are so appreciative of the support that you provide to your students to help them be successful. We will be holding parent teacher conferences Thursday, October 1, from 3:00 - 6:30 PM. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we need to restructure conferences to have less individuals in the building. In light of this, priority will be given to those students with C's, D's and F's; 1’s or 2’s on learning targets; or behavior concerns to address. 

In this mobile age, technology has become increasingly valuable in supporting new generations of lifelong learners and readers. Now, Nebo School District and Beehive Library Consortium have formed an innovative new partnership to increase access to more ebooks and e-audiobooks for students. This unique collaboration strives to promote literacy and digital learning by combining the schools’ and the library’s digital reading resources in one app.

The best way to order school lunch and/or breakfast for students who are not at school is to fill out a survey each day for each student. This includes kindergarten and preschool students as well as remote learning students of all grades. You will need to order before 9 a.m. each morning. Meals are only provided on scheduled school days. For special circumstances, you can still call the school to place your order.