The Utah Make it With Cool Contest was a great success for Maple Mountain High School students. 

This last week, at Diamond Fork Middle School, Ms. Tuttle's STEM classes continued their hands-on learning by creating catapults! Through tweaking designs and testing launches, the students embraced the concept of iteration through trial and error.

Witnessing their creativity and problem-solving skills in action was incredibly inspiring! Every adjustment and failed attempt brought them closer to success.

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: 

Payson High School's new CTE teacher, Abigail Jenson was spotlighted on KSL Radio.

The ALC along with representatives from UVU,  will be hosting a career night for students interested in Architecture, Engineering, or Construction Management. This night will give students and parents opportunities to make informed decisions about potential career routes and have questions answered by UVU representative. 

In a world where emergencies can happen at any moment, Mrs. Walker's Emergency Medical Responder students are learning and practicing the lifesaving skill of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).

Save the date to attend the annual Health Career Fair at the MTECH Lehi campus location. Each student will attend three healthcare-related, hands-on workshops of his/her choosing.

The ALC along with representatives from  UVU,  will be hosting Career Nights. These nights will give students and parents opportunities to make informed decisions about potential career routes, and educational institutions.

So interesting to learn about project breakdown planning and the processes Owen Memmott is going through to fix problems at his internship with US Synthetic. Those Physics and Computer Programming classes are coming in handy!