Wednesday April 27, 2022

5:30-7:00 pm

315 S 100 E Provo

Stop by for a tour and learn more about the services provided.

Light refreshments will be served. 

Students in the Floriculture & Greenhouse classes had the opportunity to arrange these beautiful spring arrangements full of Gerber Daisies. Shailee Webber is showing off her arrangement she did in class. The students at Landmark are very lucky to have Monica Giffing teaching this class.

Chelsie and Matt have been planning this April fools day joke for years waiting for school to be held on April fools. This year their dreams came true. Matt and Chelsie were able to play a practical joke on their students by switching classes and teaching each others subjects for a time. 

Spring break will be from April 4-8th. 

The students at Landmark had the opportunity to explore future careers this week. Students had the opportunity to meet employers throughout Utah county to discuss potential job opportunities and hear about the training requirements for those careers. Some of the companies that attended were Geneva Rock, National Guard, Army, Rock Mountain ATV, Sundance Ski Resort, Wavetronix, Dickerson Automotive, Clegg's Auto, Karen's Floral, Spanish Fork Police Department, MTech, River Bridge Event Center, and Jess Dahl with First Colony Mortgage.

Hilary is an amazing teacher. She helps out anyone and everyone when they need help in math. She teaches people as she’s helping them because she writes the problem on the table. It’s simple and effective. Hilary totally helped me get through math this year!

Humanities students got to make their own journals in class. The process began as they selected sections of leather, folded paper to size, marked the spaces and punctured the holes, dyed the leather, added stamps or embellished designs in the leather, then tied in the pages of the journal with sturdy waxed thread. The whole process was completed with a buckle, strap, or fastener to complete the individualized journal-making process. 

We sat down with the legend herself. Chelsie Young, social studies teacher at Landmark High School. We asked her five questions, and five questions was all we needed!

There was a chip pile-up in the vending machine this week. Good thing Officer Smith was there to save the day and Hopes was able to get triple the chips!