The class of 2015 has a lot to think about when choosing where to go to school next year, but after this year's annual College Day, they have a lot more information to help them. Representatives from colleges and universities from around the state of Utah were at Spanish Fork High School on Wednesday, October 1 to meet with seniors and provide them with information about their schools. 

"It is a great opportunity for our seniors to get a wealth of information on colleges without leaving our campus," said Dawn Draper, counselor at SFHS.

It's back to school time at Spanish Fork High School, and things have started off better than ever. Students returned to classes on Tuesday, August 19, 2014, meeting new teachers and greeting old friends. Student received their new "Rock Solid" t-shirts, a Spanish Fork High tradition, on Thursday, and most students wore them on Friday.

To pay school fees, please click the Finance Office link on the left navigation bar of the SFHS website home page and then "My School Fees." Follow the instructions from there; if you have questions, please contact the finance department at 801.798.4060

Back To School Newsletter

Parents/Guardians of Seniors,We would like to meet with our incoming Seniors and parents to Plan for their Senior year, and College and Career Readiness (CCR).  We have set up an appointment scheduler using Google Calendar.  Follow the instructions below to schedule an appointment with your students counselor.  1.  Click the name of your counselor according to the first letter of your student's last name.

The Little Don’s Preschool is now enrolling students for the 2014-15 school year! Contact Taryn Bodine at taryn.bodine [at] nebo.edu (taryn[dot]bodine[at]nebo[dot]edu) for more information.

By Neil Warner (aka, The Great Zuke)

There are a few things you are not likely to see when watching a Spanish Fork baseball game this year.

A game that lasts longer than five innings.

Maverick Buffo giving up a run.

Hayes Hall being kept off base.  

Brady Bate stranding runners in scoring position.

Take parenting to new heights.  Join Utah County Health Department for "Parenting Elevated" a night of resources with real solutions for real issues facing parents and teens in our community.  Click the link for more information.

The Utah County Health Department is sponsoring a video contest for youth to demonstrate that they are not going to be targets for big tobacco. Youth ages 12 to 18 can enter, creating their own unique 30 second videos. Winners will receive cash prizes (1st Place - $500, 2nd Place - $300, and 3rd Place - $200). The first 100 participants will be a part of a free private screening of Divergent on 

Spanish Fork High School student council is pleased to announce the 4th annual Homeless for a Night March 7/8, 2014. Homeless for a Night raises money for Tabitha's Way, a local food pantry and thrift shop. 

Students at Homeless for a Night will give up the comforts of home to develop empathy and understanding for people who regularly go without. Students will also participate in hands-on service activities and a variety of fun activities throughout the night. All money raised will be donated to Tabitha's Way.