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Inside Our Schools 3-2-2017

Inside Our Schools 3-2-2017

 

Linda Peterson

Staff writer

3-2-2017

 

 

JUNIOR PROM

            All our area high schools are preparing for junior prom this weekend.

 

 

North Sanpete High School

            Junior prom will be held tomorrow (Boy’s Choice) and Saturday, March 4 (Girl’s Choice) at the school gym from 7 to 11 p.m. Each night at 8 p.m. the juniors will be formally introduced in a promenade and will perform a choreographed promenade dance before dancing with their parents. After, they will join their dates to enjoy the rest of the evening and to participate in the celebration where the king and queen will be named. The theme this year is “Under the Stars.”

 

 

Gunnison Valley High School

            Junior prom will be held on Saturday, March 4 at the school gym from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. At 9 p.m. the juniors will be formally introduced in a promenade and will perform a choreographed promenade dance before dancing with their parents. After, they will join their dates to enjoy the rest of the evening and to participate in the celebration where the king and queen will be named. The theme this year is “City of Lights.”

 

 

Manti High School

            At Manti High, junior prom will be held on Saturday, March 4, at the school gym from 7 to 11 p.m. The juniors will be formally introduced in a promenade at 8 p.m. and will perform a choreographed promenade dance before dancing with their parents. After, there will be a less-formal dance and the king, queen and their attendants will be named. The theme this year is “A Yule Ball.”

 

 

 

Fairview Elementary

 

Wednesday, Feb. 22 was round one of The Battle of the Books!  This involved fourth, fifth and sixth-grade students.  Two groups of winners from each grade will move onto the finals, which will be held on March 3.  Special thanks to the PTA and Trine Huntington for organizing this great learning opportunity for our students.

 

Fairview Elementary is holding a food drive in conjunction with the North Sanpete High School Student Government.  Please bring non-perishable food items to donate.  The class that collects the most food will win a party with the North Sanpete High School Student Government. Suggested donations include canned soups, tuna, fruit, chili, vegetable, boxed meals, cereal, peanut butter, pasta, rice and jello.  The Food Drive runs Feb. 16 until March 3.

 

The PTA has a fun-filled week planned for the students.  They will celebrate Literacy Week Feb. 27-March 3.   March 2 is Dr. Seuss’s birthday—what better way to celebrate than to read? Did you know Dr. Seuss would be 113 this year? While he is no longer with us, his legacy lives on in the pages of his books. He forever changed the way children’s books were written and continues to inspire generations.  The school will have a different activity each day.

  • Monday It’s Good to be a Book Worm
  • Tuesday – MAGIC and the Golden Rule Assembly,                                                             Come dressed up as your favorite book character
  • Wednesday – Muffin Morning 7:45-8:15 a.m. Come to school with your student and enjoy a muffin and some fun books to read.  You can bring your own books, or we will have some at the school.
  • Thursday – Seuss’s Birthday. It’s also Spring Picture Day, so be sure to dress your best.
  • Friday – Storytelling Hour. Battle of the Books Finals.

National School Breakfast Week is coming March 6-10.  A time to celebrate school breakfast and remind parents, students and staff of the importance of eating a healthy breakfast every day.  We will be sending home a note next week about this.  We have amazing cooks at our school that work hard to provide a healthy and delicious breakfast for our students.

 

 

 

Ephraim Middle School

            Ephraim Middle School had College Awareness Week last week, Feb. 21-24. In each homeroom teachers shared some of their college experiences. On Wednesday, the eighth graders visited the high school to learn about Career and Technical Education classes. Students also attended an assembly with speaker Earl Kauffman, a former BYU football player. An injury squashed Kauffman’s dream of playing in the NFL. He shared how important getting that college education turned out to be.

 

 

North Sanpete Middle School

Career and Technical Education students at North Sanpete Middle School explore various computer programs.
Career and Technical Education students at North Sanpete Middle School explore various computer programs.