September 2017

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Stockton Hyer and Megan Ohran for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Tuesday, September 19, 2017. Stockton was nominated by Mrs. Moxon for always being willing to help wherever needed.  Megan was nominated by Mrs. Alvey for being extremely helpful and a ray of sunshine in the Counseling Office.

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Trevor Guzman and McCall Mower for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Monday, September 18, 2017. Trevor was nominated by Mrs. Alvey for being polite, respectful and always helping out when needed.  McCall was nominated by Mr. Robinson for being responsible and respectful when interacting with others.

A great group of our MNJHS Freshman were able to attend a University of Utah College tour on Wednesday, September 20th. The tour was led by a University Ambassador who helped our students get a feel for college life, learn more about the University of Utah, and took us on a scavenger hunt/walking tour of the beautiful campus! MNJHS Panthers are college bound!

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Brett Renzello and D'Angelo Chairez for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Friday, September 15, 2017. Brett was nominated by Mrs. Wilson for showing kindness by paying a student's debt that she didn't even know.  D'Angelo was nominated by Mr. Wilson for being really good at completing his assignments and then helping others.

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Daxton Robbins and Payton Buys for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Thursday, September 14, 2017. Daxton was nominated by Mrs. Miller for contributing to class discussions and doing his assignments well.  Payton was nominated by Mrs. Johnson for staying on task and being kind and helpful.

Our MNJHS Cross Country Team has been pulling ahead of the pack at their recent meets!  Check out their next race at Salem Jr. High, tomorrow at 3:30pm. (Click next to see more photos!)

Sports Updates:

-Cross Country

September 22, 3:30 @ Salem Jr. High

-Girl's Tennis

September 21, 3:30 @ Mapleton Jr. High

September 26, 3:30 v. Diamond Fork Jr. @ Mt. Nebo

-Golf

September 27, 12:00 @ Gladstan Golfcourse

-Intramural weight lifting open to all students beginning at 7:00 A.M. every weekday morning. Talk to Coach Marziale for more information.

-SHHS Open Gym: There will be open gym basketball for all 7th-9th grade girls who are in the Salem Hills High School boundaries on Wednesday nights at 5:30 p.m.

Next Thursday, September 28th, from 3:30-8:00 p.m. our first parent/teacher conferences will be held in the gym. Midterm report cards will be handed out that evening, and parents and students are welcome to visit teachers during that time. Our Latinos in Action (LIA) students will be available to supervise children (ages 4-11) in the classroom across from the girls’ gym. These students have prepared activities for children and will also be showing Monster’s University and Despicable Me 2. In addition, former LIA students will be available to interpret for teachers and parents during parent/teacher conferences. We hope to see you there!

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Braulio Ruiz and Vanessa Torres for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Wednesday, September 13, 2017. Braulio was nominated by Mrs. Miller for getting 100% on assignments and for his great class contributions.  Vanessa was nominated by Mr. Wilson for being helpful when a neighbor is stuck and needs help.

I was born in Payson, but I moved to Albuquerque New Mexico and then to Evanston, Wyoming. I moved back to Payson in time for Junior High and then moved to Elk Ridge during my high school years. I graduated from Payson High School and then went on to BYU where I got a degree in accounting. I worked in the accounting department of a grocery chain store until I had my first child. After having 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls, I began subbing when they all entered school. I started tutoring other kids at the same time. I tutored reading and some science, but mostly I tutored math from kindergarten up to college algebra and some basic calculus. While I was subbing I also worked at SHHS giving their AP tests, SAT tests, and ACT tests. I really enjoyed helping kids get their GED so they could graduate or pass other tests like the ASVAB.  I currently live in Genola with my husband and I love it there. My oldest son is married with a little girl and one on the way. My oldest daughter teaches English at Mountain View High School. My second daughter is doing elementary education at UVU and my youngest son just graduated and is on a mission in Jamaica.

Hear the ROAR! A Panther is: RESPECTFUL, OUTSTANDING, ACADEMIC and RESPONSIBLE! Congratulations to Colton Lloyd and Mandy Williams for being nominated as our MNJHS Panthers of the Day on Tuesday, September 12, 2017. Colton was nominated by Mr. Rather for being very helpful and respectful in class.  Mandy was nominated by Mrs. Johnson for always being willing to help, fun to be around and having a happy disposition.