Hope Squad Focuses on Fun
Spanish Fork High School’s Hope Squad had a ton of fun activities planned for Hope Week. On Monday, students learned suicide statistics and passed out “life savers.” The rest of the week included arm wrestling competition, clash day, and door decorating contests. Students also bought a rubber duck for just one buck and their name was entered into a drawing. “The winners of the drawing received gift certificates to all sorts of places around town,” said Candace Wride, a Hope Squad member.
Madri Gras Held at Spanish Fork High School
Intern Goes on Patrol
Spanish Fork High School Plays for Others
Little Numbers Make a BIG Difference
Spanish Fork High Schools Singers Perform at the local Schools
Spanish Fork Drill Travels to Florida
Window in the Workplace at SFHS
Spanish Fork High School students were privileged to hear a presentation by Teri Lisa Stagg, a representative from ITT Tech, on Thursday, February 25th. Students were invited to attend this presentation in the SFHS Counseling office during lunch. Stagg informed the students of the top 10 careers on demand over the next ten years and motivated them to attend college. This presentation also came with free donuts and drinks for all who attended.