In the past three years, Spanish Fork High School has been leading Nebo School District in the number of students enrolled in concurrent enrollment with UVU, and "we're getting better," says Dave McKee, principal of of SFHS.

Since the fall of 2011, SFHS has had 193 more students enroll in classes for concurrent enrollment, making a grand total of 884. This bests most of the other schools in the district by 300 students or more. Salem Hills is the exception, coming in closest to Spanish Fork with 803 students in concurrent enrollment classes.

Ryan Kunzler teaches Spanish 2, Spanish 3, and Spanish 4 at Spanish Fork High School. He is in his second year, and he says he can't think of anything he doesn't like about it. Kunzler's favorite part of teaching is the students.

Kunzler was born August 4 and grew up in South Carolina. He attended BYU and now lives with his wife and two children, Ryan and Emma. While they don't focus on it, Kunzler and his wife try to teach their children a little Spanish by speaking it at home.

Representatives from Utah's colleges and universities spent the morning at Spanish Fork High School on September 25, 2013 to take part in the annual college fair for seniors. 

After a keynot address in the auditorium, seniors could select three college presentations to attend. Schools from Utah State to Dixie State and everywhere in between were represented.

Spanish Fork High School showed just how cool it is as Fox 13's "Cool School of the Week" on September 25, 2013. Fox 13's Big Budah and crew visited Spanish Fork High to broadcast live during Good Day Utah. 

Students at Spanish Fork High School are working in the career of their choice already. They are training through Spanish Fork's internship program.

The students are placed in interships according to what career they want to go into. For example, students who want to go into education will work in elementary schools. A student who wants to do culinary arts will work at Kneaders or another restaurant. Those who want to enter the medical field will go to a doctor's office, hospital, or health care center.

SFHS students were challenged at an assembly on September 27, 2013 to reach out to others and be a genuine friend through a program known as RDI.

"I think the RDI can help a lot because there are a lot of lonely people, and if we get more people involved, they will all be friends," said SF student Mariah Cook. 

RDI is an accronym. R stands for reach across the divide. D reminds students to discover what is interesting about others, and I encourages students to invite others to be part of something.

Spanish Fork FFA as well as Maple Mountain and 23 other FFA chapters traveled to Snow College on October 8, 2013 to take part in a judging competition. The competition consisted of more than thirty different competitions including, floriculture, vet science, range, livestock, and dairy cows. One team from Spanish Fork High School judged dairy cows.

After practicing every Wednesday for about a month, students were ready for the competition. They judged four cows in each of five classes, ranking the cows from one through four.

The National Honor Society at Spanish Fork High School has been busy making plans for a year full of service.

"As part of the NHS, it is our job to help the community. We have a big group this year, so I feel we can do more service and help more people," said committee leader and junior at SFHS, Paige Burnham.

The NHS is a national organization that does service projects around the community and around the school.

Spanish Fork High School advanced auto body classes toured UVU's automotive program. Students learned about the programs UVU offers and all of the things they could do with a degree in automotives.

One of the most popular classes in UVU's program is diesel mechanics. A representative of the diesel program told students that he has high expectations for his students as they go out into the world.

"I make my kids practice a lot so they can become good at it, so when I suggest them to work for someone, they don't ruin my reputation," he joked.

The Spanish Fork HIgh School marching band placed fourth in a competition held in Herriman on October 5, 2013. The band missed finishing higher by only a few points. The color guard placed third.

The band was perfect at the musical section. The whole band did great with visual effect.

"This was our cleanest show that we have done all season," said Sarah Nasson, color guard coach. "We will not always get a trophy, but as long as we had fun and did our best, there is nothing to worry about."