Free summer meals for youth up to 18 years old starting on June 5 at Constitution Park!

All FFA Members and Parents, save the date!  The Payson FFA Awards Night will be Thursday, May 18th at 7 p.m. in the Junior High Cafeteria.  If your son or daughter is in FFA they will be bringing an invitation home soon.  We hope to see you there! Please RSVP to Mrs. Thomas by May 22 - lindsy.thomas [at] nebo.edu

This summer, jr. high school students are invited to attend a fun two-day workshop learning to code using Code.org’s App Lab and BBC’s microbit. Students will use App Lab to create apps that can be published and shared to run on any computer, tablet, or smartphone with a modern browser.

The BBC's microbit is a small hardware processing device (about 1/2 the size of a credit card). Projects will include: LED message display, thermometer, compass, connection to external LEDs, composing music, etc.

http://ustre.am/KFLp

Our annual PJHS Big Tree Hike will be held on May 22, 2017. 

There will be an INFORMATION MEETING:

• When: May 12 during den time
• Where: activity room (next to the band room)

If you have any questions, please see Mr. Archer. 

This Friday, April 21st at 6:00PM at the Payson City Library the city is sponsoring a Teen Night Mind Sprint! This includes games, snacks and prizes! Come join in the fun!

Congratulations to our excellent math teacher, Mrs. Anne Purcell for receiving PJHS Teacher of the Year! Nebo School District posted the following on their website from comments from Mr. Swenson, our Principal, 

PJHS Parents and Students,

We hope all of our students had a great Spring Break full of good memories!

School is speeding by so please watch for upcoming events!

The Grizzly club activity is Thursday and permission slips need to be turned in with $2 to the finance office by tomorrow, Wed. April 12th. Also, track and tennis have started with matches and meets so make sure you watch for those!

Peter Pan was a smashing success for their final performance on Monday night! Captain Hook, Smee, and their gaggle of pirates delighted the crowd with their clever humor and quick banter. Wendy's voice was so sweet in her lullabies, the crowd couldn't help but feel sleepy. Tiger Lily and her Indians marveled the stage with their sweet dance moves. Then of course there was Peter Pan and his lost boys (and girls) who dazzled the stage with their voices and quick escapes from Hook’s antics. We can't forget about the stunning performances of Michael, John, Mr. and Mrs.

What: String of Pearls Jazz Band Dinner Dance

When: April 22, 2017

Time: 6:30 - 9:30PM (Dinner served at 7:00)

Where: PJHS Cafetorium

1940s Attire Strongly Encouraged