School will resume Tuesday, January 18, 2022 as the first day of Term 5. See you at 8:30am!

Nebo School District in partnership with Spanish Fork City presents a virtual Love and Logic Parenting Workshop.

“There's a lot of advice out there on how to raise your kids – some better than others. ‘Love and Logic’ is a favorite of therapists, family life educators, teachers, principals, and most importantly parents. It is practical, easy to learn, and really effective! Come and enjoy this fun, upbeat, and informative workshop full of useful tips!” – Jonathan Sherman, LMFT, Family Therapist and Parent Educator

Where: Online via Zoom

Today, a certain jolly person with a white beard and a red suit arrived shaking his jingle bells. Everyone had a chance to visit with Santa and no one cried this year!

Mrs. Wilkins read a funny Christmas story called Merry Christmas, Splat.  Splat the cat wonders if he's been good enough to deserve a really big present. To make sure, he offers some last minute help to his mom and messes up completely!

Next, played Christmas Bingo and then shared a yummy lunch from Cafe Rio together.

Abby the Elf was sighted around the school. The children searched high and low until they found her. What a tricky elf! We hope she gives Santa a good report!

Fourth period Zoology is at it again! This time they were dissecting an eye and a brain. One student said it was more interesting than gross. Living things are truly amazing! Thanks Mrs. Yazzie for the hands-on learning opportunity! It's a great day to be a Crusader!

Christmas came early thanks to UVU! A team from the Career & Technical Education office delivered gifts for our students and their children. Through UVU Service Learning, Campus Outreach, and department donations, they collected books, toys, clothes, and blankets for the children and personal items for the moms.

Did you know that when you shop for the holidays at smile.amazon.com/ch/87-0546418, AmazonSmile donates to Nebo Education Foundation? Nebo Education Foundation has received $5,401 through this program.

One hundred percent of these monies fund teacher grants to help supplement equipment and supplies for students.

Thursday, December 9, 2021 - 3:00 – 6:00p.m. Legacy provides unique opportunities during Parent-Teacher Conference time. Beyond communicating progress, grades and missing assignments, students are able to use the time as an intervention period to get help making up unfinished work. In addition to this assistance, for each hour students attend the conferences, they are able to reverse an unexcused absence, up to three.

The rewards of pie-making are many, especially during the holidays. Making pies together not only offers quality bonding time, it’s also an educational experience. Baking pies teaches many important math and science concepts including measuring and the chemistry of different thickeners to make fillings.  Legacy students had the opportunity to make mini pies for our Thanksgiving potluck meal. Friday students made the pastry and Monday they made the fillings and baked them. We made pumpkin and apple pies. Crusaders, go and bake the world a better place!

This fall, Legacy sponsored a volleyball team in the Springville City league. Our roster included Legacy students and other high school age students to make up the team. Mrs. Maria Yazzie, who teaches math and science at Legacy, coached the volleyball team. Coach Yazzie said it was an exciting season! The players worked together well, gave their best effort and improved their skills.