FFA had the opportunity to attend State FFA Convention March 9 and 10.  While there students had the opportunity to compete in events, listen to motivational speakers, attend workshops and network with other students from throughout the state. 

Proficiency Award: Award that recognizes students for their SAE (home-based projects) - State Winners 

Salem Hills FBLA had a wonderful experience at State. Kylee Cahoon, Jocie Neria, Andrea Johnson, Dylan Nielsen, Joshua Barrett, Lydia Hill, Michael Mayfield, Aileen Maldonado, Miguel Topete, and Kyle Fuel.

Lydia Hill and Michael Mayfield placed third in the category of Digital Animation are eligible to compete at FBLA Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia this summer. 

Kyle Fuel placed 6th in the area of Computer Problem Solving and was awarded a gold seal on his certificate, signifying that his score was among the top level of competence in that area. 

Mrs. Ford’s Business Office Specialist students have the unique opportunity to become Microsoft Office Specialists by taking the industry-recognized MOS exams. Students who earn these certifications will possess marketable skills that will get them hired faster, and give them high-growth, advancement, and salary opportunities right out of high school!

The following students (some not pictured) have earned a Microsoft Office Specialist certification for Microsoft Word: 

Our MMHS FBLA club members took home multiple awards at the state FBLA competition this week! I'm so proud of them for their hard work! Several of our students qualified to attend the national competition in Atlanta, GA this summer! 

Team Events:

Hospitality & Event Management, Gavin Murray & Keslee Van Orman, 5th place

Business Management, Gavin Murray & Keslee Van Orman, 10th place

Marketing, Gavin Murray & Keslee Van Orman, top 12 finalists

Individual Events:

Trent Willson

Exciting news! I am thrilled to share that Liberty Jenkins, a high school student, has been interning with Springville City Attorney John Penrod. Throughout her time with the attorney's office, Liberty has had the opportunity to watch court proceedings, learn about the files used in court, read police reports, and even watch police cams.

The MMHS CTE Department has selected its Outstanding CTE Seniors of the Year and would like to recognize them for their excellence in their CTE classes and clubs.

Kyler Huff -- Digital Business Applications

Karter Barbakos -- Agriculture

Allie Prestwich -- Early Childhood Education

Donna Wright -- Internship

Jessi Macias -- Agriculture

Lucy Kilpatrick -- Family & Consumer Sciences

Triston Jensen -- Photography

Alyssa Orgill -- Culinary Arts

Ben Cornaby -- Welding

Miles Browne -- TV/Video/Photo

Attention Nebo Parents
join our Mental Health Series focusing on...
Your Child’s Anxiety
March 13, 2023
6:00 to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom

Register Here: https://cookcenter.info/NeboMarch13

Put it on your calendar! NEBO CTE EXPO May 18, 2023, at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds! It's a great opportunity for students to see what CTE has to offer and see what classes they may want to explore. Can't wait to see you there!!

Due to the recent storm, Nebo School District schools will be operating on a two-hour delayed start today, Wednesday, February 22, 2023. This means that if your school normally starts at 8:00 a.m., it will be starting at 10 a.m. Busses will also be running on a two-hour delayed schedule. All kindergarten and pre-school have been canceled.

Career and Technical Education is a must have for many students at SSHS! During CTE month students were able to stop by the lunch booth to get information on how to become a CTE Pathway completer. We offer a variety of hands-on skill based classes that will benefit any student with lifelong skills.