Main Office hours: Monday, Tueday, Thursday, Friday 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Finance Office hours : Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
Counseling Office: Every Wednesday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm 

We will once again be offering four days of credit recovery during the first week of summer. (June 1-4) On Monday and Tuesday we will go from 6:00 a.m. til 9:00 a.m.  On Wednesday and Thursday we will go from 6:00 pm til 9:00 pm.   

Alyssa Larsen, teacher of the Spanish Fork High School special education program and coach of the girl’s basketball team was recently recognized recently as the “Teacher of The Year” personally by philanthropist Karen Huntsman through her Huntsman Awards for Excellence in Education program.

Spanish Fork High School cheerleaders came home from California with a 3rd place finish in their national competition. 

"We competed on Saturday and then the top 35% competed again on Sunday in the finals," said junior cheerleader Kourtney Beus.

Between the rounds of competition, a Spanish Fork cheerleader suffered an injury, but the team worked together to make adjustments that still allowed them to meet their goals for the competition.

"We reworked our routine on Sunday morning and had just enough time to get ready for the competition," said Beus.

Maya McKinney, SF senior qualified to go to nationals in the recent state HOSA competition. She placed first in the Nutrition Knowledge test. She also placed in the top ten of two other events.

Elise Wilson placed in the top ten of four events at the state competition. 

Five other young women rounded out Spanish Fork's competition team.

HOSA is an organization for future medical professionals.

Congratulations, ladies.

Several second semester Computer Technology students have earned certificates from Microsoft. These students have demonstrated mastery of Microsoft PowerPoint by passing a test. This certificate is well-recognized in the business community.

Members of Spanish Fork FFA celebrated National FFA Week last week by planning daily activities such as reading to elementary school students, cleaning up around the school and visiting the Veteran’s Home. Members and students were given a punch card and encouraged to participate each day with completers being put in a drawing for $50.

Registration is underway for the 5th annual Homeless for a Night event on February 27-28. Students can sign up at the SFHS finance office or at the finance office of any Nebo School District high school. Cost for the event is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. 

Homeless for a Night is a charity fundraiser where students give up the comforts of home for one night to raise awareness and money for Tabitha's Way, a Spanish Fork-based food pantry and thrift store. Tabitha's Way helps those in our area who are in need of food and clothing. 

Three SFHS sterling scholars are headed to the final round of competition. They competed this week in the semi-final round and were selected as finalists.

Nathan Nelson is a sterling scholar finalist for Mathematics, Kaitlin Hallam represents Skilled and Technical Sciences, and Morgan Harrison will compete in the Dance finals. The final round of interviews will be held on February 24.

This is the 54th annual Sterling Scholar competition. The program is sponsored by the Deseret News and KSL-TV.

Three SFHS football players will be suiting up to play college ball this fall.

Jason Money signed to play at the University of Utah.

John Leilua will be attending Weber State University.

Adrian Rodriguez is heading to Snow College.

Congratulations, guys!