Senior students at Spanish Fork High School have the opportunity to participate in internships around the community. This gives them experience in various fields of their choice so that when they continue on to college, they have a better idea if they want to continue with that kind of work in their future careers. The intern spotlight for this week is Andrea Depaz, who interns at Robyn's
School can be a challenge for everyone, but imagine what school would be like if you were from another country.
A new club has been introduced this year at Spanish Fork High School called ‘The Red Revival.’ The presidents of this club, Christie Cerenzie and Brynlie Nielson, started it to “join the school in unity by attending home sporting events and cheering on the teams.” Some of the things expected of club members are attendance at sporting events, support of EVERYONE in our school, and good sportsmanship at these events. Members are also expected to refrain from swearing or vulgar language and to get involved and be a proud MIGHTY DON.
SOMOS - Hispanic Leadership Scholarship - September 18, 2009
Student be a senior who has demonstrated leadership in school, community and/or other service organizations that promote, enhance or strengthen diversity. Must also be a resident of Utah and of Hispanic.Latino descent. Pick-up an application in the counseling office.
AES Engineering Scholarship - October 6, 2009
On Friday, September 11, 2009, Spanish Fork High school hosted the annual Homecoming Assembly, put together and presented by the class of 1990. The assembly started out with a slideshow commemorating September eleventh, and then a posting of the colors by the fire fighters. It also included the Masque club presenting their check to the firefighters. The class of 1990 challenged the current high school students to several different games, including our own version of family feud and a Rock Band