Our Mt. Nebo Middle School choir students put on a Christmas Choir concert. The students did a fantastic job showing off their hard work and preparations to family and friends. Many great Christmas songs were performed, and each rotation group performed "Silent Night" in German. Mrs. Jacobsen does an exceptional job with our choir students!
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Mt. Nebo Middle School has quite the variety of after school clubs for students to participate in. Many students enjoy staying after school to participate and have some fun. Our teachers are rock stars for putting these clubs together to provide students all sorts of opportunities to learn new things. For this week, we are going to highlight our Bagpipes and Underwater Robotics clubs. Huge thank you to those involved that make these clubs happen for students each week.
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Our PTSA held a Reflections contest for students to participate in. We had around 25 students submit entries in the contest this year. The theme was "I will change the world by..."
Congratulations to all those that participated!
Here are the Climbers of the Week for Dec. 13th- Dec. 17th. Students are nominated by teachers for working hard in class, helping others, having a good attitude, etc. Congratulations to all!
Sophia Nunez, For: Working hard in all of her classes.
Brynlee Ellsworth, For: Always doing her best and helping anyone.
Paisley Robbins, For: Being so much fun! She writes great stories, works hard, and is a great helper.
Katherine Snelson, For: She enjoys saying hello to everyone, is nice to all, and always has a positive attitude.
Allie Houskeeper, For: Being helpful and kind.
Bentlie Lewis, For: Always being willing to help with anything needed. She is always smiling everywhere she goes.
Aydrie Christensen, For: Doing whatever it takes to succeed and being a team player.
Ivan Sandoval, For: Showing persistence.
Mathew Williams, For: Mathew did some maintenance on bikes and did an amazing job.
Sydney Muhlestein, For: Being the best TA and always looking for a way to help out.
Sadie Wells, For: Having a great personality and always being driven to succeed.
Evie Bishop, For: Helping out by cleaning a mess that was not her own.
The Mt. Nebo Food Drive has kicked off and is in full swing! It will run from Wednesday, Dec. 8th until Friday Dec. 17th. 4th period classes are competing against each other for prizes, but most importantly, the pride of being the class that donated most. What a perfect way to help those in need this holiday season!
Scoring for the food drive is as follows:
1 can = 1 point
1 package of ramen noodles = 1 point
1 diaper = 1 point
1 roll of toilet paper = 1 point
$1 = 10 points
Our school goal is 15,000 points!
The food bank welcomes any non-perishable food items that are in good condition and store bought (not home canned). The food bank especially needs:
-Canned Soups With Meat -Canned Fruits
-Canned Meats -Canned Vegetables
-Toothbrushes and Paste -Toilet Paper
-Soap and Shampoo -Baby Diapers
-Baby Formula -Canned Beans
-Ramen Noodles -Macaroni and Cheese
In addition to the traditional food items, the Utah Valley Emergency Food Bank is encouraging cash donations. Their food connections allow them to purchase more food dollar per dollar than we can as retail customers. Because of this, a $1 donation to this year’s food drive will count as the equivalent of 10 food items donated. (Cash and check donations should be given directly to the front office, not to 4th period teachers)
Here are the Climbers of the Week for Dec. 6th- Dec. 10th. Students are nominated by teachers for working hard in class, helping others, having a good attitude, etc. Congratulations to all!
Evelynn Hansen, For: Staying after class to help clean things up and put chrome books away.
Jaydence "JJ" Hurst, For: Always being willing to help students out in class in a kind and understanding way.
Katelynn Burke, For: Being super helpful to a substitute teacher.
Brody Sorensen, For: Being a great student. He works hard in class, has a great attitude, and is kind to others.
Thomas "Buzz" Capell, For: Always doing his best and being honest.
Taylor Peterson, For: Making class a fun place to be.
Elizabeth Masterson, For: Being a great TA.
Christopher Bautista Hernandez, For: Always being cheerful in class.
Tukker Bott, For: Brings humor into the classroom and always participates.
Dakota Slack, For: Volunteering to clean the Aux gym. She did a great job.
Jose Mireles, For: Working hard to get caught up and getting a 5 on his Math mastery test.
Isabella Jaussi, For: Being respectful to all students and teachers.
This term’s parent teacher conferences will be held on Thursday, December 2, from 3:30-7 pm.
In an effort to avoid long lines and waiting to speak to your student's teachers, they are creating videos explaining what they are currently doing in class and answering frequently asked questions.
If, after watching the videos, you still have questions, you are welcome to email our teachers or come in to visit face-to-face. Please take this time to celebrate all the achievements and progress your student is making. Link to teacher videos (more are being added).
Mt. Nebo Middle School has quite the variety of after school clubs for students to participate in. Many students enjoy staying after school to participate and have some fun. Our teachers are rock stars for putting these clubs together to provide students all sorts of opportunities to learn new things. For this week, we are going to highlight our skating and roller blading club. Huge thank you to Mr. Cope for taking the lead on this opportunity. What a great way to end your school day!
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