Registration is underway for the 5th annual Homeless for a Night event on February 27-28. Students can sign up at the SFHS finance office or at the finance office of any Nebo School District high school. Cost for the event is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. 

Homeless for a Night is a charity fundraiser where students give up the comforts of home for one night to raise awareness and money for Tabitha's Way, a Spanish Fork-based food pantry and thrift store. Tabitha's Way helps those in our area who are in need of food and clothing. 

Three SFHS sterling scholars are headed to the final round of competition. They competed this week in the semi-final round and were selected as finalists.

Nathan Nelson is a sterling scholar finalist for Mathematics, Kaitlin Hallam represents Skilled and Technical Sciences, and Morgan Harrison will compete in the Dance finals. The final round of interviews will be held on February 24.

This is the 54th annual Sterling Scholar competition. The program is sponsored by the Deseret News and KSL-TV.

Three SFHS football players will be suiting up to play college ball this fall.

Jason Money signed to play at the University of Utah.

John Leilua will be attending Weber State University.

Adrian Rodriguez is heading to Snow College.

Congratulations, guys!

Three SFHS art students participated recently in the 43rd Annual Utah All-State High School Art show at the Springville Museum of Art.

Jacob Warnock, Baylie Nusink and Billy Schaefermeyer were selected to show their art work along side other student artists from around the state.

Academic all-state awards for winter sports have been announced, and several SFHS student athletes made the list including a swimmer, a basketball player, and four drill team members.

Hard work and long hours of practice paid off this week for Spanish Fork FFA as they competed at Area contest where they competed in parliamentary Procedure, Proficiency Awards, and Star Awards. In order to compete at the State level in speaking contests, proficiency awards and star awards, students must first take 1st place at area contest. If these students win at state level then they will be representing the state at Nationals, and will be up against the top teams and projects from across the nation.

Plans are underway for the 5th annual Homeless for a Night event at Spanish Fork High School. The annual tradition is an all-night service activity and fundraiser for Tabitha's Way in Spanish Fork. Students from SFHS and around Nebo School District give up a night of sleep to gain empathy for those who do not have the basic necessities. Students have a lot of fun along the way.

"Homeless is the best. It's all for a good cause, and it's a blast," said Dirk Wilkins, junior at SFHS.

Last year, the event raised nearly $9,000 for Tabitha's Way.

College softball is in the future for five SFHS softball players as they recently committed to play.

A signing ceremony was held on January 20, 2015, for the girls. Whitney Perkins will play at Snow College. Kaitlyn Bean is heading to Kansas to play at Garden City Community College. Dani Perkins, Kaylee Bott, and Cheyenne Pratt have all committed to Salt Lake Community College.

Several Spanish Fork High School student athletes were awarded state recognition for their efforts on the playing field and in the classroom.

Adrian Rodrigues was named all-state for football. John Leilua and Jason Money received honorable mentions for football as well.

Sarah Morley was an all-state honorable mention for volleyball.

Three athletes received academic all-state honors: Alyssa Cable for tennis, Alyssa Beehler for cross country, and Jason Money for football.

Congratulations, students.