The Spanish Fork Kiwanis Club recently recognized 16 Outstanding Senior Students at Spanish Fork High. The following students, were honored for their service and leadership contributions: Emmeline Bowman, Marian Burnham, Andrea Hansen, Kassidy Harding, Isabella Lewis, Cassidy Kaiser, Parriss Rose, Drew Swasey, Justin Blake, Conrad Briones, Kyler Byrd, James Dawe, Ian Jensen, Justin Lucas, Dillion Muirbrook, and Williams Paxton.Congrats to these future leaders and service-oriented students.​

On November 4th, Nathan Roberts, Tim Christiansen, and Chase Gull competed at the Snow College DECA Invitational. It was a great experience for these students and they are ready to try their business, marketing, and presentation skills out at USU in December. 

We would like to congratulate Madeleine Riding for earning a spot in the National Orchestra!  Madeleine is the only student from Utah who has earned that honor this year, so she will not only represent Spanish Fork High, but the entire state as she rehearses and performs with the National Orchestra.  She leaves for Grapevine, Texas Wednesday where the orchestra will rehearse this week and perform this coming weekend.  Enjoy your trip, Madeleine, and congratulations!

The SFHS orchestra will perform at a concert on Wed, Oct 26 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Come hear some beautiful music performed by hard working, talented students!

Students in Mrs. Whittekiend’s Exploring Computer Science class were given the exciting opportunity to earn Microsoft Office Specialist certifications in Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word. These industry-recognized tests allow students to demonstrate that they have the skills needed to get the most out of Office. According to microsoft.com, holding a MOS certification can earn an entry-level business employee as much as $16,000 more in annual salary than their non-certified peers. We are very proud of these students and the hard work they put into passing these rigorous tests!

The Freedom Festival sponsors multiple patriotic contests each year in categories including Art, Essay, Speech, Storytelling, and Video. The video contest is open to everyone; other contests are open only to students.

First Term ends on October 28th.  Please make sure you get all of your detention hours made up by that time.  Detention can be served in room 25.  Times are listed on the attached document.

Students in Mrs. Ford’s Computer Technology class were given the exciting opportunity to earn Microsoft Office Specialist certifications in Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word.  These industry-recognized tests allow students to demonstrate that they have the skills needed to get the most out of Office.  According to microsoft.com, holding a MOS certification can earn an entry-level business employee as much as $16,000 more in annual salary than uncertified peers. We are very proud of these students and the hard work they put into passing these rigorous tests!

Please join us for our PTA meeting Tues, Oct 18 at 9:30 in the front office conference room. Everyone is invited and welcome!