February 2016

February 24 Weekly Newsletter

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PJHS Parents,

The entire faculty would like to thank the PTA for the tremendous Lupper(as Principal Swenson respectfully puts it)that they prepared for the faculty before Parent Teacher Conferences last week. It was awesome!

Attributions
Mr. Blake Mortensen

PJHS "Meets The Composer"

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Band students are typically situated at the end of a long process of making music. They are issued a clean printed page of black symbols on white background and then begin the process of decoding the symbols in order to create sound. The audience that hears the band’s interpretation is yet one more step—and the last step--away from what starts with a composer.

A composer is a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation.

Attributions
Mrs. Connie Ericksen, Contributors: Autumn Hernandez, Elizabeth Giles, Krysti Morgan

February 10 Weekly Newsletter

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PJHS Parents,

This coming Friday, 2/12 we will be holding a school activity for the last hour of the day. All students will get to choose an activity to attend and are asked to remain there for the next hour. This activity is considered a part of the regular school day and it is expected that all students attend. Here is a list of the activities that are being held.

Dance

Badminton

Movie

Library

Homework Computers

Open Computer Lab

Open Computer Lab

Study Hall

Bingo

Food Activity

Weight Room

Attributions
Mr. Blake Mortensen, Photo Credit: Mrs. Connie Ericksen

PJHS To Present To Nebo School Board

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PJHS will present an example of our academics and a report from our school community council to the Nebo School Board on Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 6:00 P.M.

Please support us by attending the meeting at 350 S. Main Street in Spanish Fork!

Families, let's show our school board members how much we care! See you there!

February 2, 2016 Weekly Newsletter

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PJHS Parents,

  As a school we are trying to encourage students to be to class on time. The biggest reason for being on time is not to interrupt the class once it has started. When students are late it distracts from the most important part of the lesson, the first 5-7 minutes! As students are late they are missing that valuable instruction and could possibly be behind or lost the rest of the period. Parents, please encourage your students to be on time and ready with all materials for class.

Attributions
Mr. Blake Mortensen