Join us for the library challenge! Read along with us from home as we explore different genres and types of books.
The library challenge for October is to read a creepy book and embrace the spooky Halloween season. You decide how scary! This could be a mystery, a horror, or a Halloween-themed book.
For children, check out the picture book Creepy Carrots, or the classic In a Dark, Dark Room. The Witches by Roald Dahl is a classic for a family read aloud!
For teens, check out the Frankenstein retelling, Stitch, one of our Battle of the Books picks for this year (not scary). If you want a little scarier, try City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab or It Found Us by Lindsay Currie. I loved the historical connection in Currie's book.
For adults, try the classic, Dracula, or this fabulous retelling The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein. If you prefer mystery and magic, check out Stephanie Garber's new book, Alchemy of Secrets.
Happy reading!
The library challenge for October is to read a creepy book and embrace the spooky Halloween season. You decide how scary! This could be a mystery, a horror, or a Halloween-themed book.
For children, check out the picture book Creepy Carrots, or the classic In a Dark, Dark Room. The Witches by Roald Dahl is a classic for a family read aloud!
For teens, check out the Frankenstein retelling, Stitch, one of our Battle of the Books picks for this year (not scary). If you want a little scarier, try City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab or It Found Us by Lindsay Currie. I loved the historical connection in Currie's book.
For adults, try the classic, Dracula, or this fabulous retelling The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein. If you prefer mystery and magic, check out Stephanie Garber's new book, Alchemy of Secrets.
Happy reading!
TODAY is our Catch-Up Day for Term 1. Teachers will be available in their classrooms from 2:35-4 to meet with students and help with questions or assignments before the end of the term. Take advantage of this great opportunity!
It’s Reflections time! “What My Culture Means to Me” is the official theme for the 2026–2027 National PTA Reflections. What does this mean for you? Take a moment, think about it and then go to town with your creativity! You can write, sing, dance, draw, paint, sculpt, and even make a movie or write a poem. Entries are due by Oct 16th. For more information, check out utahpta.org/ref
Contact Pritha.Lal@gmail.com or 801-376-8493 with any questions.
We are honoring veterans at Springville Jr. High School during the month of November. We would love to have art displayed throughout the commons area that represents this year's theme of "Because They Served."
Art Options:
You could choose between many different art options such as: drawing, painting, sculpting, constructing, photography, etc. The top 3 art projects will get prizes and be featured on our social media pages.
Guidelines:
Think of the theme, "Because They Served" 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.
Submissions are due: Friday, November 8th
Submit your entry to Mrs. Lundell in the office.
If you have any questions, email Mrs. Lundell at brittany.lundell@nebo.edu
Check out this book recommendation from one of our library TAs!
Sheep by Valerie Hobbs
5 stars! A perfect escape into the mind of a dog with tons of intelligence. An adorable story that is very creative and exciting and has a happy ending!
Sheep by Valerie Hobbs
5 stars! A perfect escape into the mind of a dog with tons of intelligence. An adorable story that is very creative and exciting and has a happy ending!
Early Learning Essentials is a no cost, high-quality preschool for 3 & 4 year olds that live in poverty, have a disability or have been otherwise impacted by trauma. They provide support to the children through their preschool classes and also help the parents connect with any resources they may need.
If you or someone you know would qualify for this program, reach out on eleutah.org or call 801-375-7981.
If you or someone you know would qualify for this program, reach out on eleutah.org or call 801-375-7981.
Come and watch our Girls Tennis Team TODAY at our home match. Games start at 3:30 on the SJHS courts.
One more chance to enjoy fresh, local Harward Farms corn with school lunch! 🌽 It’s on the menu Wednesday, so don’t miss out!
On October 1, SJHS will have a Catch-Up Day. Teachers will be available in their classrooms from 2:35-4 to meet with students and help with questions or assignments before the end of the term. Take advantage of this great opportunity!
Come and support the SJHS Girls' Tennis team this Tuesday for their home match. They will be playing at 3:30pm on the SJHS courts. Go Knights!
Every Thursday, get to know one of our amazing faculty or staff at SJHS! This week, meet Ms. Silvey! Ms. Silvey is originally from Mapleton, UT and attended BYU. She loves running, hiking, reading, watching Premier League soccer, and baking treats. Her favorite treat is homemade rice krispies and her favorite drink is Dr. Pepper Zero Creamy Coconut. If Ms. Silvey could travel anywhere it would be back to New Zealand. Her favorite book is Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs by Mo Willems and her favorite music is 80s/90s alternative rock. We sure love having Ms. Silvey at our school!
Our SJHS cross country season is about halfway over and our runners are racing so well! Last Friday was our first home meet against Mapleton Jr. High school We had so many great performances from both the boys and girls teams and a lot of personal records. The week before we raced at Spanish Fork and won both the girls and the boys races. Go Knights!
It’s Reflections time! “What My Culture Means to Me” is the official theme for the 2026–2027 National PTA Reflections. What does this mean for you? Take a moment, think about it and then go to town with your creativity! You can write, sing, dance, draw, paint, sculpt, and even make a movie or write a poem. Entries are due by Oct 1st. For more information, check out utahpta.org/ref
Contact Pritha.Lal@gmail.com with any questions.
Contact Pritha.Lal@gmail.com with any questions.
Nebo presents an America 250 District Art Showcase!
See the flyer for more information.
See the flyer for more information.
Come cheer on our SJHS XC team at their home meet TODAY! Races start at 3:30 behind the school.
Come support our cross country team at their home meet TODAY! Meet starts at 3:30 behind the school.
Just a reminder that students will be released early on Monday, September 21 at 11:15 am. Teachers will be participating in professional development in the afternoon. Students will be served lunch at 11:00am before dismissal.
Teachers will be available in the gyms TODAY from 3:30-7pm to meet with parents and students. We look forward to seeing you there!
Hispanic Heritage month started September 15 and goes through October 15. Swipe to learn why!
Every Thursday, get to know one of our amazing faculty or staff at SJHS! This week, meet Ms. Belnap. Ms. Belnap is originally from Payson, UT. She attended UVU and loves art, crochet, gardening, writing, reading, and video games! Her favorite treat is Reeses and her favorite drink is milk. If she could travel anywhere it would be to Japan. Ms. Belnap's favorite book is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and her favorite music is Curse of the Fold. We are so grateful to have Ms. Belnap at our school!
