March 2021

Guest Speaker – April Yazzie

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Our guest speaker presented information on how drugs of all kinds affect our brains. April Yazzie is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor at Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake (UICSL). Adolescence and young adulthood is a time of significant growth and development in the brain. Teens’ developing brains are more susceptible than the brains of adults to damage from outside influences. This means substance use during the teen years creates a more distinct risk for immediate and lasting harm.

Monday Mugshot Reveal

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Check out who is being featured on Monday Mugshots. This week, we are featuring Susan Boothe, our magnificent Program Manager!

  • What was your favorite subject in high school? History
  • What was your least favorite subject? Chemistry
  • What makes you excited about being at Legacy? Seeing our students succeed and recognize their abilities.

Celebrating Pi Day

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What does π or Pi mean? Our math teacher, Mrs. Yazzie, gathered everyone to review and celebrate mathematics and National Pi Day (3/14).

  • Pi is a letter in the Greek alphabet
  • Pi is irrational number, which means it will continue infinitely without repetition or pattern
  • Pi is extremely useful when solving geometry problems involving circles
  • Archimedes was the first to record an algorithm calculating Pi
  • Albert Einstein was born on Pi Day in 1879

Field Trip – Springville Museum of Art

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“You don’t have to be someone special to achieve something amazing. You’ve just got to have a dream, believe in it, and work hard.” Jessica Watson, from Australia, is the youngest person to sail solo and unassisted around the world at 16 years of age.

To inspire our Legacy students to have dreams, focus and work hard, we made a trip to the Springville Museum of Art to view the Utah All-State High School Art Show. Each of us has the power within us to achieve amazing things.

Monday Mugshot

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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!