4th graders were visited today by a representative from Payson City who spoke to them about keeping our storm water and drinking water clean. The students had fun as they learned about the top four things that pollute our water, and also about toxins that can enter the water.
 

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Forms are attached in case they get lost or damaged.

The peer tutor and peer leadership are only if they are interested.

I interviewed the new second grade teacher,  Mrs. Clements.  The first question I asked was,  "Have you gone to any other schools before this or did you just come here?  She said she had taught for 15 years. She has taught kindergarten, first grade and second grade. She taught in Arizona for kindergarten at Augusta Ranch Elementary School.

 Kindergarten students at Spring Lake Elementary had a Teddy Bear Picnic.
They were invited to bring their bear, wear their pajamas and prepare for a delightful time. 

What do snowflakes, students stuck in snow globes, melted snowmen, and Frozen all have in common?  They are some of the fun art projects and decorations found in Spring Lake's halls in the month of January.

Our amazing principal, Mrs. Jordan was recently awarded Student Advocate of the Year.  This is an award voted on and given by other Nebo principals.  Mrs. Jordan truly deserves this award as she works tirelessly for the students at Spring Lake Elementary.  She knows their names and interests and truly cares about each student here at our school. She's supportive of the teachers and staff which in turn benefits the students.  We are so grateful for all she does for our students at Spring Lake.

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