Back to School Open House

Tuesday August 15th from 1-4pm.

Come meet your teachers and get ready for an awesome year!

Arive Homes, a local homebuilding company, has generously donated many school items to MNMS. The teachers will have tons of notebooks and supplies for their classrooms and students can get a new backpack and other supplies here at the school! We were amazed at the generosity of Arive Homes! It seemed they kept bring items in! Our teachers and students owe a great big thanks to them for their generous donation! The picture does not show the true amount of items donated!

Mrs. Baguley was seen having fun at a baseball game of the Bradenton Marauders!

Question- If you can name the stadium where the Bradenton Marauders call home, email Blake.mortensen [at] nebo.edu to win a treat!

Mr. Claybough and his family has been busy this summer! They took a trip to Southern California, SPlash SUmmit and attended the Saratoga Springs Temple open house! Looks like they had a lot of fun!

Parents and Students,

We have found that the majority of our students are very excited with having a locker, as the weeks and months go along many of the students do not use them. Most of our classes do not have a physical book that is taken home. They will surely need a pen or pencil and a few notebooks which eliminates the need for a place to put heavy books. We have decided to assign lockers to those students who request one to make it less confusing and less stressful for many students. If you feel your student will want a locker please fill out the following google form. If later on in the year they decide they would like one, we can assign it then. Please allow us a couple of days to assign lockers. It will show up on your students I-Campus page.

Locker Request Form

Mrs. Connery has been busy this summer in trying to get to know her new home state of Utah a little bit better. She took some of her (adult) children and grandchildren to the temple open house in Saratoga Springs, ran the Freedom 5k run with one of her daughters and granddaughter, discovered and enjoyed  ice cream at the Red Barn, hiked to Hidden Falls and Lisa's Falls in the Cottonwood canyons, became the assistant coach of the Payson High School Color Guard, AND went to the rodeo for Pioneer Day in Spanish Fork with some of her kids and grandson.

During my 25th summer working at Camp Chippewa for boys in Minnesota, I led a 160 mile canoe trip in Canada.  For 12 days, we canoed up river, down rivers, across huge lakes, portaged and shot rapids.  It was a blast.  

July: I spent a day at "This is the Place Heritage Park" with my 4th grader learning about native peoples, mountain men and the pioneers.  Panning for gold was the favorite activity of the day.