Spanish Fork Police provide radios to schools
Spanish Fork’s Chief of Police, Steve Adams, presented direct communication radios to the Nebo School Board of Education for every school in the district.
Spanish Fork’s Chief of Police, Steve Adams, presented direct communication radios to the Nebo School Board of Education for every school in the district.
Nebo’s Fall Community School classes are now available. For the course options in your community, click here: https://www.nebo.edu/community-school. Some class options include: welding, dance, fencing,
Valley View Middle School in Salem held its ribbon cutting ceremony on Aug. 17. Principal David Knudsen welcomed future students, city officials, state representatives,
The Nebo School District started its school year with more than 90 percent of students enrolling in “At-School Learning” and the rest with “Remote
During this unconventional time, Nebo School District spent the summer preparing approximately 260 new teachers to Nebo. The new teachers arrive from various universities
As one of the top rodeos in the nation, the Spanish Fork Fiesta Days Rodeo recognized 20 Spanish Fork students in Nebo School District
Kara Poulsen, drama teacher at Diamond Fork Junior High School, was honored by Sorenson Legacy Awards for Excellence in Arts Education, as Secondary Drama
Jessica Lindley, a teacher at Foothills Elementary, was named teacher of the year for the Nebo School District. Lindley serves as the special education
Ten Utah educators received top 2020 teaching honors UEA/dōTERRA Excellence in Teaching Awards to be presented at the KeyBank ‘Superstars in Education’ Banquet. Nebo
Luckily, before the Coronavirus, Nebo student athletic leaders and captains from junior high and high schools gathered for a Spring Captain’s Academy in March at the Nebo School District
One fundraising effort is the annual “Green Fever” golf tournament that helps fund these various grants throughout the year.The “Green Fever” tournament is postponed until Aug. 31.
If you could walk through the halls at the Advanced Learning Center you would see they are empty of students.
The only sound to hear is the hum of eight, 3D printers.
