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Spanish Fork High School’s Drama and Choir Departments are presenting their school musical of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. The performances are November 12-14 and 16 starting at 7 pm. Many students are involved with the show including one student who is twelve years old as Chip. The students have been working to get the show ready since the beginning of September and are winding down for their final performances. Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for students. Tickets for children under 10 are $3 and for a family of at least 5 is $20.

At SFHS, Biology teacher Layne Shepherd gave his students a special opportunity to learn more about the parts of cells. Students could choose to make an edible model of a cell and label each of the parts. Students Makayla Michelsen and Shaylee Archibald accepted this challenge and together made a model of an animal cell out of chocolate cake, with the parts made out of candy and pumpkin seeds. “It had to be edible and a cake can hold a lot of things,” said Makayla and Shaylee about why they chose to make their model the way they did.

On Monday, October 19th, the Zero Fatalities organization presented their “Don’t Drive Stupid” program to Spanish Fork High School. They held an assembly and taught the students about the importance of many things while driving such as always wearing a seatbelt and staying alert. They taught that the most common way teens get distracted is from texting while driving. Reggie Shaw came to speak to the students as part of the program and he told them the dangers of texting while driving because he had a firsthand experience and learned it the hard way.