SaJHS News 02/15

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Spartan Newsletter

Jr High Track Meeting: Track season is just around the corner! There will be a meeting this Thursday the 17th in the Salem Jr High Library at 3:00. If you have any questions, reach out to coach Corom at corom.hughes [at] nebo.edu (corom[dot]hughes[at]nebo[dot]edu)

Jr High Boys Tennis Meeting: We will have a meeting next week on Tuesday the 22nd at 3:00 P.M. in the Salem Jr High Library.

School Lunch Menu: Here is the link to our lunch menu. Take a look to see what fulfilling foods are being prepared for our school. Thank you students for being patient, following the rules in the lunchroom, and cleaning up after yourselves! It helps our lunch ladies and custodians out.

Student Success Center: The Student Success Center in room 207 is available to assist students in reaching their academic goals. Students can scan the QR code below or use this link to fill out a form letting us know they would like some help. A student success tracker will meet with each student to work out a time for them to come in and get help.

High School Spring Sports: All Spring Sports at the High School begin on February 28 with tryouts or practice. For further details, contact the coach of the sport. All emails are found on the SHHS athletic site under the specific sport:

Baseball - Scott Haney
Softball - Kaleb Stokes
Boys Soccer - Jerry Johnson
Boys Lacrosse - Ryan Dalton
Girls Lacrosse - Dawn Craner
Boys Tennis - Tanner Nicholls
Girls Golf - Brad Fillmore
Track & Field - Jeff Hansen and Jen Hughes
Cheer tryouts: March 30, 31, and April 1 - contact Brittney Peay
Drill tryouts: April 14 - contact Jaimi Sparks

Salem City Family Game Night: Salem City is starting a family game night on the 4th Monday of the month. Salem City will provide the games and treats you just come with your family or friends. The first one is February 28th from 6-8 P.M. at the Salem City Library.

Workshops for Parents: The attached flier has information about workshops that Nebo district is offering to parents. Topics include teaching social skills, teaching executive functioning skills, advocating for your student, and transitioning to secondary school.

Chip and Medical Insurance Program for Children: The last two years have been stressful for everyone, especially our kids. Not only has their physical health been affected by this global pandemic, but so has their social and emotional well-being.

It is more important than ever for families to have health insurance, so that they can access the medical and behavioral health services their kids and teens need without the worry of mounting medical bills.

Utah Medicaid and CHIP cover more than 230,000 kids statewide. Eligible children can get regular check-ups, immunizations, doctor and dentist visits, hospital care, mental health services, prescriptions, emergency care and more for free or at a reduced cost. Parents shouldn't have to choose between getting groceries and taking their kids to the doctor.

Find out if your family qualifies by applying today! Visit coveringkids.health.utah.gov or call 1-888-684-1599.

Upcoming Events

Feb 16 - Make Up Day (Teachers Stay Until 4)
Feb 17 - Jr High Track Meeting 3:00pm in the library
Feb 21 - Presidents Day - NO SCHOOL
Feb 22 - District Jazz Band Assessment (9:00am-12:00pm)
Feb 22 - Jr High Boys Tennis Meeting 3:00pm in the library
Feb 24 - Orchestra IV Concert @ SHHS 7:30pm
Feb  25 - District Battle of the Books @ Nebo District Office (9:00 - 11:00am)
Feb  28 - NO SCHOOL - Teacher Preparation Day

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