Congratulations to our band. They placed second at the BYU competition this week!!! They are so amazing - we love our band!!

In a exciting region finish, our girls tennis team showed their skill with success coming from the whole team this season. In all, the team finished tied for third after region play. This is a great feat considering the tough region we play. Our Lady Dons went 3-3 during region, defeating Payson, Salem and Uintah, and falling to Maple Mountain, Springville and Wasatch. The girls proved to capitalize on some home court advantage for the region tournament and had great qualification for state this weekend.

FFA took 28 students to Snow College FFA Field Day on October 7. Students competed in competitions including Agronomy, Agricultural Business, Dairy Evaluation, Floriculture, Horse Evaluation, Livestock Evaluation and Veterinary Science. Our Sr. Livestock Team, consisting of Amanda Olsen, Payton Redd, Mallory Sorensen, and Colton Stulce, won 3rd place overall out of over 75 teams.  Congratulations team!!

PTC will be held in the main gym Wed, Sept 23; 3:30 - 8:00 pm

1 1/2 hour of detention credit given to students when parents attend!

The district has selected this Wednesday, September 16th as the official testing day for all sophomores to take the “Plan” Test (Pre-ACT).  JUNIORS AND SENIORS WILL NOT ATTEND SCHOOL on that day. 

Taking the PLAN is a great way to prepare for the ACT.   The Plan test scores will be posted on your student’s transcripts so we encourage students to take the test seriously. Also, test scores can be used to qualify students for concurrent enrollment classes.

Click here to get information if you have a student with special needs.

• Monday: Powder Puff football. It's free on the football field. The games will start at 6:00 pm. We anticipate the championship to be at 7:30 pm.

Students at Spanish Fork High School have more opportunities to use technology than ever before. In fact, many students are checking out portable Chromebook computers to take home with them on a permanent basis. Around 450 students are assigned permanent computers.

"Our goal is to have a 1-to-1 student to portable device ratio by next year," says Principal Dave McKee. "Right now, we have about 1200 portable devices including the ones checked out to students and the ones stationed in portable labs around the school. We're almost at our goal," McKee added.

The class of 2016 awoke dark and early on Friday, August 28 for the annual "Senior Sunrise." The senior class gathered on the football field before sun up to hang out with friends, eat yummy muffins, and watch the sun dawn on their final year as a Don.

"Senior sunrise is important because it resembles the beginning to our end here at SFHS," says Trevor Ludlow, senior class council member. "It brings the seniors together," Ludlow added.

Senior sunrise has become a time-honored tradition that students look forward to from their sophomore year on.

Bell Photography will be at our school on Thursday and Friday (Aug 27, 28) to take student pictures. The students will be called out during their English classes. Picture make-up day will be Sept. 30.