Tonya Cluff is the Adult Education Technician. Tonya has been at Landmark for two years.  /*-->*/ /*-->*/ If Tonya could grow up in any decade she said she would choose the 50's post-war era, growing economy, great music, and being active in changing social norms. If she could drive any car it would be a 1954 Chevrolet rat rod. We are lucky to have Tonya working in the Adult Education program at Landmark High School. #itsagreatdaytobeadragon.

Hi Friends! It’s Suzanne again.

Have you ever heard of “stinking thinking?” No, it’s not when you have rotten banana peels and dirty diapers on your mind. 

Stinking thinking is a term used by Allan Pauole, a Clinical Mental Health Counselor with Revere Health, to describe the negative self-talk we often subject ourselves to.

It isn’t just adults that fall victim to these thoughts. Children also have the tendency to think negatively about themselves and sometimes verbalize these things. 

ACT test date for all Juniors will be March 22nd. No school for sophomores and seniors at Landmark High School. 

Adam Robles is one of our great science teachers here at Landmark. He teaches Anatomy & Physiology, and Botany. Adam has been teaching for a year.

Wendy Miller is the attendance secretary at Landmark High School. She has been at Landmark for 14 years.  /*-->*/ /*-->*/ If wendy could grow up in any decade it would be the 1980's because life was so much easier. Wendy enjoys being outdoors with her animals and being in the sunshine. It isn't a surprise that Wendy stated her spirit animal is a horse.

Allison Showgren is one of our new Special Education teachers. Allison graduated from BYU and has been teaching for the last 12 years. When asked how she would survive a zombie apocalypse she stated “First I would go up to a ski resort or somewhere cold because the zombies will slow down in the cold. Then I will survive off of the food from the ski resort.

Mini term 7 starts on March 13th 

No school on March 10th P/C comp day