Congratulations to both our boys and girls xc teams on an amazing season. Last Friday both teams competed at the district meet. Girls Varsity and JV teams took 1st place. Boys JV also won 1st place and the boys varsity team took 3rd. Great work everyone! Go Knights!
Congratulations to our competitive theater team for an incredible performance at their competition Saturday. Our SJHS team won 2nd place for Musical Ensemble and 1st place for Classical Scene! Congratulate these students if you see them!
1st Place Classical Scene
Park, Ella
Scott, Anslee
2nd Place Musical Ensemble
Baum, Lexi
Braegger, Olivia
Brandow, Brenna-Marie
Clark, Annika
Cloward, Jenna
Cook, Brooklyn
Day, Rossi
Featherstone, Alexa
Giles, Brigham
Henke, Lumia
Hertzsch, Ellis
Johns, Martie
Mills, Maeley
Oehler, Millie
Park, Ella
Parker, Eve
Scaife, Chris
Scott, Anslee
Smith, Kes
Taylor, Raegan
Broderick, Alice
Thompson, Anika
1st Place Classical Scene
Park, Ella
Scott, Anslee
2nd Place Musical Ensemble
Baum, Lexi
Braegger, Olivia
Brandow, Brenna-Marie
Clark, Annika
Cloward, Jenna
Cook, Brooklyn
Day, Rossi
Featherstone, Alexa
Giles, Brigham
Henke, Lumia
Hertzsch, Ellis
Johns, Martie
Mills, Maeley
Oehler, Millie
Park, Ella
Parker, Eve
Scaife, Chris
Scott, Anslee
Smith, Kes
Taylor, Raegan
Broderick, Alice
Thompson, Anika
All Springville Jr. High students are invited to audition for the school musical--Cinderella! Auditions will be held Tuesday-Wednesday, November 18-19, with callbacks on Friday, November 21.
Students are invited to prepare for auditions with audition coaching and and an audition workshop. Open coaching is held Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 3-4, and Wednesday-Thursday, Nov. 12-13 after school. The Audition Workshop is Friday, November 14 from 3-5pm in room K304. You do not need to be in a theater or choir class to participate. Everyone is welcome!
@springvillejrtheatre
We are honoring veterans at Springville Jr. High School Tuesday, November 11th. We would love to have art displayed throughout the commons area that represents the theme of, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future.”
You could choose between many different art options such as: drawing, painting, sculpting, constructing, photography, etc. please make sure it follows the guidelines.
The guidelines are listed below:
Think of the theme, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future” and create a work of art that represents the theme.
Make sure it is respectful (no graphic violent scenes)
Make sure it honors our veterans
The art piece needs to be at least 8x10. We want people to be able to see it and the detail you have worked so hard to create. It can be larger but 8x10 is the minimum size.
Please submit your entry to Mrs. Lundell in the office
If you have any questions, email Mrs. Lundell at brittany.lundell@nebo.edu
You could choose between many different art options such as: drawing, painting, sculpting, constructing, photography, etc. please make sure it follows the guidelines.
The guidelines are listed below:
Think of the theme, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future” and create a work of art that represents the theme.
Make sure it is respectful (no graphic violent scenes)
Make sure it honors our veterans
The art piece needs to be at least 8x10. We want people to be able to see it and the detail you have worked so hard to create. It can be larger but 8x10 is the minimum size.
Please submit your entry to Mrs. Lundell in the office
If you have any questions, email Mrs. Lundell at brittany.lundell@nebo.edu
¿Quieres jugar con tu familia y practicar español? ¡No te pierdas la Noche de Juegos Familiar de la Biblioteca de Springville!
Any 9th grade girl interested in playing high school basketball, plan on attending the info meeting October 22 @ 6pm.
Congratulations to Ms. Tara Piña who was awarded the PEAK award at tonight's board meeting. Ms. Piña is loved by students and teachers alike for her positive attitude and all of the effort she puts into making our school a great place to be for everyone.
CORRECTION: Meeting will be at 6pm (edited 10/09)
Springville Girls Basketball Tryout Information Meeting
When: October 22, 2025
Time:6pm
Location: Springville High School Cafeteria
Who: 9th-12th Graders
*Any Freshman interested in playing basketball please try to attend this meeting. 9th Grade basketball is run through the High School program. If you have any questions please contact Coach Holli Averett at holli.averett@nebo.edu
Congratulations to our girls tennis team! They did a great job at districts. Our JV team took 2nd overall and for the FIRST TIME (at least in the last 17 years) our Varsity team took 1st place overall! If you see one of our tennis girls, tell them congrats!
VARSITY
Eden Bandley
Grace González
Audrey Malden
Elise Davis
Emma Tijerina
Leah Hafen
Mina Bennet
Olivia Ollerton
JV
Aubrey Jay
Maya Garcia
Eliza Dahl
Brynlee Weismann
Lily Rex
Chen Xie
Autumn Young
Ella Park
VARSITY
Eden Bandley
Grace González
Audrey Malden
Elise Davis
Emma Tijerina
Leah Hafen
Mina Bennet
Olivia Ollerton
JV
Aubrey Jay
Maya Garcia
Eliza Dahl
Brynlee Weismann
Lily Rex
Chen Xie
Autumn Young
Ella Park
We are honoring veterans at Springville Jr. High School Tuesday, November 11th. We would love to have art displayed throughout the commons area that represents the theme of, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future.”
You could choose between many different art options such as: drawing, painting, sculpting, constructing, photography, etc. please make sure it follows the guidelines.
The guidelines are listed below:
Think of the theme, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future” and create a work of art that represents the theme.
Make sure it is respectful (no graphic violent scenes)
Make sure it honors our veterans
The art piece needs to be at least 8x10. We want people to be able to see it and the detail you have worked so hard to create. It can be larger but 8x10 is the minimum size.
Please submit your entry to Mrs. Lundell in the office
If you have any questions, email Mrs. Lundell at brittany.lundell@nebo.edu
You could choose between many different art options such as: drawing, painting, sculpting, constructing, photography, etc. please make sure it follows the guidelines.
The guidelines are listed below:
Think of the theme, “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future” and create a work of art that represents the theme.
Make sure it is respectful (no graphic violent scenes)
Make sure it honors our veterans
The art piece needs to be at least 8x10. We want people to be able to see it and the detail you have worked so hard to create. It can be larger but 8x10 is the minimum size.
Please submit your entry to Mrs. Lundell in the office
If you have any questions, email Mrs. Lundell at brittany.lundell@nebo.edu
This month we are focusing on Communication in our Quest lesson. Keep the conversation going at home!
Here are this week's students who were recognized as our Be an Ally recipients! Thank you for being such a positive influence in our school!
Meet Our 5 Super Knights!
These students were nominated by their teachers for showing what it means to be a Knight at Springville Jr. High—kindness, leadership, responsibility, and hard work!
🌟 Violet Dockter: Always kind, hardworking, and a friend to everyone.
🌟 Alex Averett: Quiet leader, dedicated student, and supportive teammate.
🌟 Sarah Cham: Her smile and positive attitude light up the school!
🌟 Jimena Ramirez Perez: Always helps others and leads with positivity.
🌟 Russell Franke: Friendly, curious, and a role model for classmates.
Congrats to these amazing Knights! #SuperKnights #KnightPride #SpringvilleJrHigh
These students were nominated by their teachers for showing what it means to be a Knight at Springville Jr. High—kindness, leadership, responsibility, and hard work!
🌟 Violet Dockter: Always kind, hardworking, and a friend to everyone.
🌟 Alex Averett: Quiet leader, dedicated student, and supportive teammate.
🌟 Sarah Cham: Her smile and positive attitude light up the school!
🌟 Jimena Ramirez Perez: Always helps others and leads with positivity.
🌟 Russell Franke: Friendly, curious, and a role model for classmates.
Congrats to these amazing Knights! #SuperKnights #KnightPride #SpringvilleJrHigh
We have the best custodians at Springville Jr. High School! Thank you to Mindi Ward, Aggie Burrows,, Cassie Geels, and their team for all they do to make our school shine.
Eighth graders U.S. History students in Mrs. Smith's class got to experience grinding corn by hand to better understand the culture of ancient tribal groups.
This year in the library we are exploring books based on the emotions they evoke when we read them. Students can complete each month's challenge for a chance to spin the wheel for prizes in the library. Those who complete all 8 challenges will receive a special prize at the end of the school year. Read along with us at home! This month our challenge is to read a book that makes you feel afraid--just in time for Halloween.
Our Cross Country teams raced last week against Mapleton and Salem Jr. High schools. Almost all of our girls hit a new personal record, as well as many of the boys. Way to go Knights!
Check out these fun, spooky October lunches coming your way!
Yesterday our Latinos in Action class attended a leadership and team building training at CLAS Ropes Course. They worked with other students from Spanish Fork Jr. High School and Mapleton Jr. High School to practice leadership skills and try hard things. This class is focused on building leadership skills and preparing students for success in life and in school.
Congratulations to our next group of Be an Ally recipients! These students exemplify what it means to be a Springville Knight. Thanks for making our school a great place to be.
