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Recently, our biology students dissected rats to become more familiar with their anatomy.

As Cope has taken on the mantle of Zoology instruction, so has he taken on the accoutrements. You know, critters! Let's meet some of his lil friends:

There are two parakeets. The green one goes by Buddy and the blue one is known as Maui.

He's also got a gecko named Nico, a chameleon named Oscar the Grouch (he likes to be left alone), a couple of fish named Corey and Vitamin, and has even been visited by a pair of snakes belonging to two of our students!

Our students love to interact with these animals almost as much as they love to interact with Cope!

January 17, 2019  Free Parent Workshop on Basics of Guardianship and Pro Se Training. RSVP:  Heidi@utahparentcenter.org. Nebo School District CTE Building 350 S. Main St, Spanish Fork: 6-9 p.m.

In Emily's Biology class, students identified which body parts they already knew as part of an anatomy unit.

This week the Foods class made an all-time favorite recipe today, cream puffs. They learned about dairy, eggs and their functions in nutrition and cooking. 

Devin Deason- Is here on time for first period every day. He is always mentally present and engaged as well.

Alice Barlow- Best grades she has ever had

Tori Tatton- was sick for a bit and was more than willing to do what she needed to stay on top of her classwork. She didn't complain that it wasn't fair because she was sick. She knew that even thought the situation was out of her control, she was more than willing to do the work.

Lexi Pack- always has a positive attitude about school and what we're learning. I have never heard her complain.  Amazing attitude

February 5, 2019 

Multicultural Youth Leadership Day

This term in Government, students have been learning about their rights. Last week we started learning about the rights of the accused (Due Process Rights). On Friday we had a Defense Attorney come and speak to us.

Earlier this week the school nurse came to teach the students about CPR, AED's and how to administer it to victims. Students learned about the importance of CPR and how they can make a difference in the middle of a crisis.