On March 2 Nebo School District students had the opportunity to compete at Educators Rising state competition.  Each student planned and prepared for their competition and we are very proud of their hard work.  Nebo students received the following awards:

3rd Place in Exploring Education Administration Careers: Caitlyn Matys, ALC

2nd Place in Exploring Education Administration Careers: Ava Mickelson, ALC

2nd Place in Job Interview: Maloree Davis, ALC

3rd Place in Teacher Created Materials: Cole Gillespie, ALC

Last week February 24^th and 25^th our MMHS DECA club competed at the DECA State Convention.

A huge congratulations to the Salem DECA team. At state, Keller Stinsin and Luke Dalley took 2nd place in their event and qualified for Nationals in April. All club members did awesome!

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Maple Mountain High School  Principal, Shea Bradshaw, and Concurrent Enrollment Coordinator, Robyn Dunn, accepted the Concurrent Enrollment Diversity and Inclusion Award from UVU today on behalf of our concurrent enrollment program. MMHS had the highest percentage increase of underserved students participating in concurrent enrollment classes. Thank you to all of our teachers for all they do to help our students succeed in their college-level classes!

Mrs. Ford's amazing Digital Graphic Arts students worked hard to bring their own original movie idea to life by taking pictures for and designing a movie poster in Photoshop.  They had so much fun seeing their movie posters professionally printed in a large format that they can take home and display!

If you are looking for a really fun class to take next year make sure to sign up for Digital Graphic Arts!

FCCLA - Family Career and Community Leaders of America is a student leadership and service club, and a great way to get involved, meet new friends and serve the community. We are excited that these opportunities are open to our junior high students.

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On February 21^st the MMHS DECA club competed at our annual regional competition.  The competition was held at BYU.  Those who attended the competition were Madisen Millard, Keslee Van Orman, and Austin Willson.  

Keslee Van Orman

DECA is an association of marketing students that encourages the development of business and leadership skills through academic conferences and competitions. Each competition includes a written test over business and marketing information, as well as two role-playings, problem-solving events. Students are judged on the basis of their ability to develop and communicate sound, creative, and thorough solutions to the problem situations.