Check out who is being featured on Monday Mugshot! Can you guess who it is? The first student to identify the correct person in these high school pictures to Mrs. Wilkins will receive a treat from the front office. (One guess per student per day, so think carefully about it.) Check back often to see more mugshots and your chance to win!
Academic Awards Allison S., Maricela A., Miasyn E. and Sabrina C.
Attendance Awards Allison S., Maricela A. and Miasyn E.
Punctuality Awards Allison S., Maricela A., Miasyn E. and Sabrina C.
Day Care Shout Outs Allison S., Maricela A. and Sabrina C.
So Very Proud of You All!
“If you can talk, you can write!” says Kristi Murdock, our English teacher. This photo is our Basic Writing Skills class, where everyone receives a spiral bound notebook and each day receive a story-starter prompt. Students begin with some time to organize their thoughts and then must write for 5 minutes nonstop. Through various assignments, the class reviews the steps of the writing process: Brainstorming, Rough Draft, Editing and Publishing. Mrs. Murdock says it is fun to see the students’ progress!
We have a tradition of tying quilts each fall to donate to a local shelter. Tying quilts is a great group project; it goes quickly with many hands working together. It takes very little skill or experience and they make lovely warm covers. Several were set up in our main hall and remained for a few days so students could add a few stitches as they had free time until all the quilts were finished. Doing a service for someone else helps us gain perspective about our own challenges. It was fun to work together and rewarding to give back to the community.
Check out who is being featured on Monday Mugshots. This week, we are featuring Jane Wilkins our awesome Family and Consumer Science teacher!
What was your favorite subject in high school? Interior Design
What was your least favorite subject? PE
What makes you excited about being at Legacy? I love the positive environment! It feels like family. I also love my subject area! I get to teach life skills in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Interior Design, Culinary Arts and Culinary Management.
Check out who is being featured on Monday Mugshots. This week, we are featuring Maria Yazzie one of our terrific teachers who teaches Math and Science!
What was your favorite subject in high school? Math
What was your least favorite subject? Spanish
What makes you excited about being at Legacy?
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, but some little ones experienced stranger anxiety! Santa’s visit opened a day full of fun activities!
Mrs. Boothe read a funny Christmas story called Are You Grumpy Santa? Sometimes, even the merriest, most cheerful guy on the planet wakes up on the wrong side of the bed. Santa is ready to throw in the towel, when at his very last house he is reminded of what Christmas is really about - the gift of love.
Repeat after me, “I am really important and can do wonderful things!” Many students get discouraged, especially during a pandemic, trying to complete their schooling, earn money, and make decisions about the future. Ours add raising a child or children to their responsibilities. We all benefit from being reminded how important we are. Generous donors made it possible for us to take the students shopping at My Sister’s Closet in Spanish Fork and to a wonderful lunch at Ruby River in Provo.
Check out who is being featured on Monday Mugshots. This week, we are featuring Heather Florence, one of our outstanding teachers who teaches Social Studies and PE!
Each family develops their own traditions. One introduced to our students was making simple felt ornaments. They are non-breakable, store flat, are lightweight and inexpensive to make. Working with your hands to create something gives you a sense of accomplishment and pride.