Schedule change protocol: ALL Schedule Changes for the 21-22 school year will be done via phone call or google form.

Here are our Bell Schedules and School Map for the 2021-2022 school year. 

Students/Parents/Guardians, 

We are so excited for this great opportunity for SFHS students who have failed a core class. We are offering a FREE Credit Recovery Summer Camp for any student who is deficient in graduation credit or who has failed classes in the past. Our goal is to help as many students as possible catch up on required graduation credits during the summer to help lighten their load of recovery needs during the regular school year. Please take advantage of this awesome FREE opportunity! Details of the camp are below: 

Please see the attached flyers for more information on our Free Summer Meals! 

We are so grateful for our amazing teachers and all that they do! Read below to learn more about some of our awesome teachers!

John Baker

Science Teacher

What is your favorite drink?

Mountain Dew (#1 Voltage #2 Regular)

What is your favorite sport, activity, or hobby?

Camping and Hiking

What is your favorite restaurant?

Texas Roadhouse

Big THANK YOU to our very own Photography Teacher, Mr. Isley, for taking these awesome pictures of our graduates in the arena! 

Graduation Pictures 2021

Jesse Shepherd is at it again! He recenelty earned more awards and prizes at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) this past week. This is a world international competition in science. Students from around the world compete at this prestigious event. Jesse won the district and BYU Science Fairs which qualified him for this ISEF competition.

Congratulations to the following students for earning their Microsoft Office Specialist Certification for Microsoft PowerPoint:

Mason Page, Ethan Rivera, Abbie Bown, Elijah Jaca, Whitney Blaylock, Jerika Adams, Alex Nielsen, Conrad Andersen, Trenton Spencer, Jenna Williams, Amberly Thomsen, Madison Scott, Sarah Seeley, Abigail Perrins, Landon Johns, Cole Andersen