Congratulations to Landmark High School, in Nebo School District, and their school PR team for earning the Nebo #Hashtag Award. This award is given to the school that communicates to their parents and students, in a variety of ways, the events and important news items happening at school.

http://www.nebo.edu/news/2773

Utah Shakespeare in Nebo Schools

The Utah Shakespeare Festival is once again hitting the road with its Shakespeare-in-the-Schools touring production – this year performing one of the world’s first psychological thrillers, William Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

An evening performance for everyone is this Tuesday, April 16, at 7:30 at Springville High School, 1205 East 900 South, Springville, UT. Another performance will be held on Monday, April 15, at 3:30 p.m. at Spanish Fork High, 300 West 99 North, Spanish Fork. And, admission is free. 

Jenett-School Counselor and Eric-Workplace Skills Teacher took a small group of Landmark students to Bottega in Lehi. Bottega is an HTML/CSS/Javascript/React training school that offers flexible and intensive programs to get individuals prepared for a career in technology. Students took a tour of the classrooms and were able to speak with representatives about what it takes to be successful in the industry. They were able to experience the laid back environment, which included computers (of course), bean bags, a soda machine and a small gym!

Janna is an Education Technician at LHS. She works in the Student Support Center and is excellent and building relationships with students and helping them learn that they are capable and can succeed if they will put in the work:

Last term, Chelsie's Anthropology students finished up their learning by conducting an Archaeological Dig.

Students in our schools Foods I class had the opportunity to learn about how to avoid cross contamination by making street tacos. 

We will be having Parent Teacher Conferences this Thursday, March 28th from 3:00-7:30.

Recently, students in Emily's Anatomy class conducted fetal pig dissections.

Last week Scott welcomed our students to school by serenading them with his guitar and his mellifluent voice!

Students in our U.S. History have been learning about the Great Depression and to intro the topic teachers planned a stock market activity. Students were exciting to be able to try their hand at playing the stock market. Most were disappointed, however, when the market crashed and they all became destitute.

It was fun, it was frustrating, and it really got students to feel some of the emotions many during that era felt when the market crashed.