The Landmark pinning ceremony recognizes new members of the Landmark team and the Students of the Month.  Each month five students are selected for showing that they possess one of the five attributes the students, staff, administration, and faculty live by. These values are attendance, positive attitude, productivity, cooperation, and civility. The pinning of our students is a way to reward them for being the best they can be.

The Utah Women & Leadership Project is hosting an online workshop for high-school aged young women titled “Emotional Wellbeing for Young Women: Understanding Your Brain, Body, and Behavior.” The workshop will be held on Tuesday, November 17 from 6:00pm-7:30pm. Dr. Christy Kane is the presenter for the workshop, and she will discuss some of the common emotional challenges that teens struggle with today.

Intermountain Healthcare’s mobile testing unit will be in Payson at the Wasatch Behavioral Health site. Utah County Health is not targeting specific zip codes or populations, all are welcome. Utah County Health does not require any documentation. See attached flyer.

Wasatch Behavioral Health  (Payson)
Friday, October 30th - 12 p.m. Noon to 6 p.m.
285 North 1250 East, Payson, UT

Gary Richard Herbert
Governor
Declaration

Whereas, the vision, dedication, and determination of a school principal provides the stable force behind schools;

Whereas, principals have many roles in the education of their students and are entrusted with the dedication and development of young people; and,

Whereas, we recognize the outstanding elementary, middle level, and high school principals who have succeeded in providing high-quality learning opportunities for students;

Did you know that when you shop for the holidays at  smile.amazon.com/ch/87-0546418(link is external), AmazonSmile donates to Nebo Education Foundation? Nebo Education Foundation has received $3,875 through this program.

One hundred percent of these monies fund teacher grants to help supplement equipment and supplies for students. 

Landmark carried on the tradition of a fall BBQ to welcome the students back to campus. This year was a bit different because of restrictions resulting from COVID-19 and a worldwide pandemic. Despite the unusual circumstances, every student who attended had a blast and got to enjoy some amazing hamburgers, watermelon, and ice cream!

Thursday, October 22, 2020. 7:00-8:15pm

Learn how you can help others. Guest speakers President Astric Tuminez (UVU) and Dr. Greg Hudnall (Hope Squad)

utahvalleyhospital.org/mentalhealthnight

Beginning Monday, September 14, 2020, Nebo School District will be switching to an “Open Restricted Meal Program.” Under this program, breakfast and lunch are available for free to all students enrolled in Nebo School District, including remote learners.

Please click on links for more details:

Free Breakfast and Lunch to All Nebo School District Students