Over the break we were so sad to say "See you later" to Mr. Farnes and Mrs. Topham as they embark on their new adventures. We are excited to welcome Mrs. Braden and Mrs. Kilner to our hawk family! Here is a little bit about them.
Hello! I’m Ann Braden. I am married and have seven children. Six of my children are grown and live in Utah, California, and Tennessee. I have a fourteen year old son left at home.
Christmas Break: December 22-January 3
Wednesday is the last day of school. School resumes on January 4th.
“ReNae is attentive to the needs of students and teachers and is a gift to our school. She is funny, friendly, and a positive representation of our school. ReNae is a problem solver and is an invaluable asset to many parents and staff. She is not only capable and efficient, but she speaks Spanish fluently and can speak to families in their language making them feel comfortable and valued. ReNae has a heart of gold and makes every person that walks into the office feel welcome, heard, and helped. She always takes time for whatever we need! She really is the BEST!”
These students reached their goals and got to ring the victory bell today! Congrats kids!
Spring Lake Elementary had 4 students win awards at the South County Council level of Reflections. Lilly Mendenhall received an Award of Excellence for her 3D entry. Brynlee Bowen received Award of Merit for her film entry. Irelynn Maloy received Award of Merit for her dance entry. Kynzee Lemon received 3 Award of Merit medals and 2 Award of Excellence trophies. Award of Excellence projects went on to be judged at the region level. Congratulations on a job well done!
First graders are becoming “Service Elves” by doing secret acts of service. They’ve been cleaning, feeding pets, and doing many other kind deeds. They add their elf to this hallway display when they’ve completed their service.
Our wonderful counselor, Mrs. Bradley, has a website! For easy access, you can find it as a tab on our Spring Lake website!
https://sites.google.com/nebo.edu/mrs-bradleys-counseling/home
We are surely grateful for the invitation from Representative Doug Welton to participate in the Civics Engagement Day at the State Capitol. The students had a brief introduction to the legislative (law making) process followed by instructions of how they would conduct themselves in the mock session. Then they took their places on the floor of the House of Representatives and began presenting and debating the bills. They were able to use the desks, key pads and microphones to conduct business.