Congratulations to Springville High School for the highest percentage of students enrolled in Concurrent Enrollment classes!! Pictured is our fabulous Concurrent Enrollment teachers and Counselors.

The Floriculture class at MMHS has been busy creating and delivering their November floral arrangements.

Eighteen members, three advisors, and two parents attended the 92nd National FFA Convention on October 29th through November 2nd in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Members attended agricultural tours, educational sessions, workshops, a career show, expo, rodeo, concert, competed in a National Contest and received their American FFA Degree.   

The Family and Consumer Sciences department and FCCLA club are proud to announce our upcoming Recycle & Re-Design Fashion show on Thursday, November 14th! It will be held in the Little Theater at 6:30 pm. Students from the Sewing and Fashion Design Studio classes will be making designs out of unconventional materials, and competing for the best look! Come see what they have made, enjoy a treat by the ProStart culinary class, and see all the amazing things our SFHS students can do! Entertainment will also be provided by our Fine Arts Department.

Spanish Fork FFA recently returned from the 92nd National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis Indiana. While there, students had the opportunity to compete, listen to motivational speakers, attend workshops, talk to potential employers and schools, and learn more about agriculture through industry tours.  Eight students had the opportunity to compete in five different competitions, where we were able to have some incredible success. 

14 Springville High school students spent last week in Indianapolis, Indiana for the National FFA Convention and Expo. We were honored to have 2 state winning teams from Springville this year. Our Agricultural Communications team coached by our new FFA Advisor McKayla received a Silver Ranking for their efforts. Agricultural Communications team members are Kameron Talbot, Jaynee Giffing, Rachel Hetfield and Karly Bracken. Our Agricultural Sales team coached by Ellary Hendrickson our Junior High FFA Advisor also received a Silver Ranking in their contest.

Students from our FBLA and DECA clubs had the unique opportunity to tour and meet with business executives from DoTerra and RevRoad.  Students gained insight into different aspects of a business and what it takes to operate successful companies.  Thanks to DoTerra and RevRoad for hosting us!

SFHS Prostart students traveled to Salt Lake City on October 29th to learn more about the art of cooking and managing restaurants.  Students attended classes taught by professional chefs including knife skills, chicken fabrication, competition training, and workplace safety.

MMHS advanced welding students were given the opportunity to tour several union halls and Weber State University to consider some post-high school options. We had a great day!