The Salem Hills FFA Conduct Chapter Meeting Team competed in the Area Competition and took First Place! These students came in early to practice for the competition and will now be competing in the State Convention in March. Congratulations to Paisley Morgan, Cache Norris, Savannah Poulson, Jayla Downard, Preslee Bills, Grace Young, and Piper Adamson, and good luck at State!
Congratulations to our December Students of the Month at Salem Junior High School. These students were nominated for being a Spartan in Body, Heart, and Mind. Thanks for being awesome students. We're proud of you. Thank you for your example!
Photo 1: Students from left to right pictured with the teachers: Oaklee Kelson, Braxton Rasmussen, Jerica Patterson, Evelyn Yancey, Cambrie Powell, Rafe Hales. (Not present - Joseph Lyman.)
This course teaches simple strategies that will help parents respond to their child’s anxiety and learn to recognize signs of depression. When applied, these anxiety management skills will help the child and parent bond, allowing the child to identify and work through their anxiety more effectively. You will also learn some basic steps to help manage depression and learn when depression symptoms may require professional help.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday in the United States marking the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. It is observed on the third Monday of January each year. It is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer and improve their communities. To observe this holiday no school will be held on Monday, January 15th.
We are thrilled to shine a spotlight on the outstanding achievements of Katie Ahlborn, a dedicated health educator at Salem Junior High. Katie's commitment to excellence, innovative teaching methods, and passion for student learning make her a true asset to our school community. Katie was recognized as Utah's Health Teacher of the Month!
In a heartwarming display of generosity and community spirit, Salem Junior High's Student Council, led by advisor Macie Epps, embarked on a mission to make a difference this holiday season. Their goal? A modest $1000 for KSL Quarters for Christmas, aiming to provide winter clothes to students across Utah.
Little did they know, the students of Salem Junior High were destined to exceed expectations and redefine the meaning of giving.
Christmas came early for Sophie Hughes at Salem Junior High School!
Salem Junior High School had 19 students attend the state-wide Multicultural Youth Leadership Summit that was held on Monday, November 6th via Zoom. The annual program aims to motivate students to explore college and career pathways, develop empowerment, and be thriving leaders in their community. Sophia was 1 of 2 students from the state to win a free Chromebook! Congratulation Sophia!
