Good luck to our Las Chalitas drill team as they compete at region competition tomorrow!

Hello Parents and Students,
Shmoop is an online service that helps our students with ACT preparation. Our state has purchased the rights to use the resource. Students, please take advantage of this as you prepare to take the ACT. Directions for accessing this resource are found below.  

It is never too early to prepare for the ACT!

http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/state-and-district-solutions/act-online-testing/act-online-examinee.html

Join the SFHS Dance Department for "A Night at the Movies" as they fundraise for Operation Underground Railroad and the SFHS Dance Department.

Thursday December 8th @ 6:00 pm

Spanish Fork FFA gave a gift of love to the Festival of Trees held in Sandy Utah. This year the officers chose the theme of "Color Christmas." Students donated over 250 coloring books, sets of crayons, markers, and colored pencils to help with the tree. In addition, FFA members spent time making and coloring ornaments. We would like to thank all of those who made the tree a success. The officers delivered the tree Monday, November 28 to the South Towne Expo Center. All the donated trees were auctioned off with all the proceeds going to the Primary Children's Medical Center.

A special tree that was constructed in the welding shop this year and it has special meaning; the tree was built to honor a former Don, Kiplyn Davis. This would mark her 20th year reunion as a Spanish Fork graduate. Her mother stated that, “Kiplyn was a 15 year old sophomore when she went missing from SFHS on May 2nd 1995. Although it is known she was murdered, her body has never been located. Her life ended too soon. Her family would never see her dreams of becoming a kindergarten teacher, having a marriage in an LDS temple and being a mother come true.

From Tuesday, November 29 - Friday, December 2 we will be hosting a food/crayon/coloring book drive for the local charity, Tabitha’s Way. Please donate in any way that you can. All donations will go directly to Tabitha’s Way who help many people within our own community.

Issac Dillman (1st place), Sarah Heaps (2nd place), and Matthew Bradford (3rd place) show off their certificates and prizes for having the top scores in Mrs. Jacobson's A4 Period for the H&R Block Budget Challenge. All SFHS Financial Literacy students competed in an eight-week, nationally recognized, financial simulation created by H&R Block which gave them exposure to real-life personal finance situations.