SaJHS students come together to give a gift to their favorite teacher

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A group of students surprised their P.E. teacher Mr. Moldenhauer, known affectionately as Moldy around the school, with a gift to show their appreciation for all that they have learned from him. Moldy is a huge Michael Jordan fan and his students know that. So, they found out that his favorite Air Jordan shoe is the Air Jordan 14 and pooled their money together to buy him a pair of his own.

Moldy loves the students he works with and makes sure to let them know that. This was a way that they found to show what he means to them. 

Behavior, Self Esteem, Mental Health, Learning. & Relationships: How do they all fit together?

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Salem Hills High will be hosting Joe Hendershott for a parent education night on September 16 at 7:00 p.m.  He will be talking about the effects that trauma has on learning and behavior and how to reach and help kids who are struggling. See the attached flyer for more information.

Get the Scoop on CTE

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MTECH is sponsoring a "Career Taste Test Night" on Monday, September 23, 5-8 p.m. at Provo High School (1199 Lakeshore Dr, Provo, UT 84601. Familes are invited to come learn aboutCTE pathways and future career opportunities. FREE ICE CREAM!

For Nebo Parents--Uplift Parenting Conference

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The Uplift Parenting Conference is the initiative of First Lady of Utah Jeanette Herbert. Five presenters will be giving Tips Talks. Presenters include: David Osmond, Brad Barton, Jessie Funk, Collin Kartchner, and Clay Olsen. Topics range from resiliency, addiction recovery, social media, and anxiety. Please see attached document for details.

www.upliftfamilies.org

Behavior, Self-esteem, Mental Health: Parent education night September 16, 2019 @ 7:00

Submitted by sam.mcgrath on

Salem Hills High will be hosting Joe Hendershott for a parent education night on September 16 at 7:00 p.m.  He will be talking about the effects that trauma has on learning and behavior and how to reach and help kids who are struggling. See the attached flyer for more information.

New Traffic Pattern

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It is no small task getting 1200 students to and from school each day, and we appreciate all of the support and help from our patrons as we seek to make pick up and drop off run as smoothly as possible. Please note that we are making some adjustments, and we appreciate your support in helping us to make this a safer plan for students and drivers. The traffic pattern is changing in the North lot. To make things more convenient, there will be three open doors each morning until the bell rings to start the school day (noted in yellow).