Nebo is partnering with the Utah Food Bank again this year to provide free summer meals in four of Nebo School District communities. Fresh and free summer meals will be offered every Monday through Friday.
Who: Youth up to age 18
What: Fresh and Free Summer Meals
When: Monday through Friday, from May 30 - August 11, 2023
Gear up for School -- Backpacks
By Tabitha’s Way
Local Food Pantry
July 29, 2023
9 - 11 am
Landmark High School
612 S Main Street
Spanish Fork
*Backpacks are first come, first serve. There is no guarantee.
Child must be present to receive a backpack.
Yearbooks: You can still pre-order a yearbook at the finance office for $25. We will sell them until we run out. Order soon if you would like one. If you have any questions or concerns, please call Mrs. Cook in the finance office.
Lagoon Information: To be eligible to go to Lagoon on May 24th, students must meet the following requirements:
The attendance requirements are:
We honored 22 of our 9th grade students who have kept a 4.0 GPA throughout their education at Salem Jr High School (8th and 9th grade). These students are: Kael Black, Allison Bowler, Addison Brindley, Leah Bryce, Lacey Dalton, Sophia Hansbrow, Brooklyn Hansen, Brynnlee Hofheins, Kate Keisel, Bracken Lindley, Mary Linford, Alayna Maestas, Colton McGhie, Whitney Murray, Mackenzee Nicholls, Kamry Prettyman, Ella Robbins, Whitney Shutt, Steven Taylor, Ephraim Vance, Julia Walker, Alana Whiting.
Great job, Spartans! This is an amazing accomplishment!
The Spartan Spirit award is presented to two 9th grade students who have exhibited academic achievement, good citizenship, determination, courage, kindness, and integrity while being a student at Salem Jr High School.
The Kiwanis Club awarded some of our 9th grade students with the Hope of America Award. Students were nominated by faculty and staff and then asked to complete an application explaining their service, school, and extracurricular activities as well as write an essay. The Kiwanis Club the chose the students to receive this prestigious award.
Students were honored by receiving the Spartan Summit award at our End-of-Year Awards Night on May 1. The Spartan Summit award is an award that was created the first year Salem Jr High School opened as a way to increase literacy in our community. Students, faculty, staff, and members of the community are eligible to earn this presitgious award. The requirements for this award are:
Our Hope Squad and Student Council have helped plan and run activities throughout the year to promote school spirit, build inclusivity, and help students in many ways. Members are:
More students honored in the following departments at our End-of-Year Awards Night on May 1:
Our students received awards from the Fine Arts department at our awards night on May 1:
Congratulations to these students for being outstanding in these departments!