Congratulations to our April Spartans of the Month! These students were nominated by faculty and staff for being a Spartan in Body, Heart, and Mind. Way to go, Spartans!

Left to Right: Yaretzi Salmeron, Benton Leathers, Haley Varela, Craig Humphreys, Jordan Smith; Single Picture: AnnaMarie Barton; Not Present for Picture: Katherine Webb

Moving Your Student to At-Home Learning/Face to Face Learning: This is just a friendly reminder that parents wanting to change their child’s learning option for fourth term from Remote Learning to At-School Learning, or vice versa, can do so by submitting their decision in THIS SURVEY between March 15 and March 21. If parents do not wish to change their student’s learning option at this time, they should not submit the survey.

Half Day: Next Tuesday March 16, 2021 will be a half day for teacher development. School will be released at 11:15 am. Busses will bring students to school at the normal time and then they will be here to take them home at 11:15. If your student is not a bus student please make arrangements for them to be picked up at 11:15.

SHHS Cheerleading Tryouts: 9th grade girls interested in trying out for the SHHS Cheer team need to pick up a packet in the front office. Online applications are due by March 8, 2021. SHHS Cheer Application

Half Day: Teacher Development Day is Tuesday, March 16, 2021.  School will be released at 11:15 am

Students at Salem Jr High School recently participated in a Multicultural Leadership Summit, hosted by The Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs (MCA) in partnership with Salt Lake Community College. This year’s virtual event focused on the theme: Reflect, Reengage, and Reignite. Students were able to hear speakers and participate in breakout sessions that invited youth to welcome new opportunities and envision various pathways to success.

Last week we wrapped up our 2021 Salem Jr. High Battle of the Books Competition. Battle of the Books is a voluntary reading incentive program for students. The purpose is simply to encourage students to read good books and have fun while competing with peers. In September, students formed teams of 5 or 6 students. Each team member chose 3 to 4 books to read from a list of 20. On Wednesday, February 24, 2021 twelve teams from our school came together for a game show style tournament where they worked as a team to answer questions about the books on the list.

Congratulations to our March Students of the Month! These students were nominated by faculty and staff for being a Spartan in Body, Heart, and Mind. Way to go, Spartans!

Left to Right: Ty Webster, Isaac Cabral, Chelsea Mower, Kenadee Hanks; Single Picture: Tanner Grant

Student Chromebooks Charged and Ready: Students need to bring their chromebooks to class charged each day. While teachers have a few for students to use, they are running out of them quickly when several students either forgot their chromebook at home or their chromebook is not charged. We don't want students to fall behind because they don't have their chromebook. If your student has lost their charger they are available to purchase from Mrs. Teucher. 

Celebrate the good work happening in our schools and help us identify areas where we can improve by completing this anonymous survey. Answers containing crude comments, vulgar language, or personal attacks are more of a reflection on the person writing the comments than the teacher. Those comments will never be seen. Please give specifics and focus your comments on how we are doing or how we can improve. Here is the link.

Track: There will be a parent/student meeting February 23, 2021 @ 2:00 in the library. Please register on registermyathlete.com my athlete and make sure physicals are uploaded