Heads up, future Drama Club volunteers!
Please note the new time for our initial production team meeting for Matilda The Musical Jr.: it is now 1:00 PM on Monday, November 10th, at the school.
If you're interested in helping with behind-the-scenes - please join us! No commitment is necessary to attend this meeting. Come hear what fun we have planned!
See you on Monday!
Please note the new time for our initial production team meeting for Matilda The Musical Jr.: it is now 1:00 PM on Monday, November 10th, at the school.
If you're interested in helping with behind-the-scenes - please join us! No commitment is necessary to attend this meeting. Come hear what fun we have planned!
See you on Monday!
We know that many families may be facing unique challenges right now, and we want to remind you that you can apply for meal benefits at any time during the school year if your circumstances change.
🍎 Free or Reduced-Price Meals are available for students in the Nebo School District — because every child deserves access to healthy, nutritious meals.
If you’d like to support local families by making a donation, please visit our website: https://www.nebo.edu/page/child-nutrition
Together, we can make sure every student is nourished and ready to learn.
🍎 Free or Reduced-Price Meals are available for students in the Nebo School District — because every child deserves access to healthy, nutritious meals.
If you’d like to support local families by making a donation, please visit our website: https://www.nebo.edu/page/child-nutrition
Together, we can make sure every student is nourished and ready to learn.
Our students brought their favorite stories to life by decorating pumpkins as the main characters from their class book reports! From creative designs to clever details, these literary pumpkins are gourd-geous!
It was all boos and boogies today! 👻🎶 From singing and dancing to parading and partying, Ms. Muhlestein’s class brought the Halloween magic (and sugar rush) to life. 🎃💃🍭
Mrs. Johnson’s class is learning about energy and collisions by playing marbles.
In kindergarten we are learning how to spell words by listening to each sound in the word and putting them in the correct order!
We are so grateful for our amazing PTO for providing our Falcon Fun Room—a place where students are rewarded for good behavior, kindness, and great attendance! 🦅
Mrs. Marzan’s 2nd grade class had a wonderful surprise this week when Remi’s grandpa, Tom Holmoe, stopped by for a special storytime! Mr. Holmoe, who worked at Brigham Young University (BYU), delighted students with a festive Halloween story and an inspiring BYU tale about Cosmo the Cougar. The students loved hearing his stories, asking questions, and sharing what they were going to be for Halloween. Thank you, Mr. Holmoe, for making reading time extra special — and for reminding us that great stories can bring everyone together!
Congratulations to Logan, a fifth-grader, on receiving the Salem City Kindness Award!
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Logan is an amazing example of kindness in our classroom! He is always looking for ways that he can lend a helping hand. He is often found helping another student clean their desk at the end of each day or going the extra mile picking up small scraps off the floor. Logan leads with kindness in everything he does and says. Keep up the good work!"
Way to go, Hunter! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Logan is an amazing example of kindness in our classroom! He is always looking for ways that he can lend a helping hand. He is often found helping another student clean their desk at the end of each day or going the extra mile picking up small scraps off the floor. Logan leads with kindness in everything he does and says. Keep up the good work!"
Way to go, Hunter! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Congratulations to Hunter, a fourth-grader, on receiving the Salem City Kindness Award!
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Hunter Miller is so patient with his peers! He is kind and accepting of everyone, especially those who play soccer with him during recess. Hunter considers the feelings of others and acts in a way that makes those around him feel seen and valued."
Way to go, Hunter! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Hunter Miller is so patient with his peers! He is kind and accepting of everyone, especially those who play soccer with him during recess. Hunter considers the feelings of others and acts in a way that makes those around him feel seen and valued."
Way to go, Hunter! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Congratulations to Ella, a third-grader, on receiving the Salem City Kindness Award!
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Ella is such a sweet girl. She is always willing to jump up and help others. She is so positive in all that she does. Many others look up to her as an example. "
Way to go, Ella! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Ella is such a sweet girl. She is always willing to jump up and help others. She is so positive in all that she does. Many others look up to her as an example. "
Way to go, Ella! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Congratulations to Tori, a second-grader, on receiving the Salem City Kindness Award!
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Tori always shows kindness to everyone. When someone spills their supplies, she is the first to help pick them up. If she sees something on the playground that needs to be fixed or put away, she helps right away, even when no one asks her. She is kind, caring, and always thinking of others. She listens, works hard, and makes sure everyone feels happy and safe. We are so grateful to have her in our class!"
Way to go, Tori! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Tori always shows kindness to everyone. When someone spills their supplies, she is the first to help pick them up. If she sees something on the playground that needs to be fixed or put away, she helps right away, even when no one asks her. She is kind, caring, and always thinking of others. She listens, works hard, and makes sure everyone feels happy and safe. We are so grateful to have her in our class!"
Way to go, Tori! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Congratulations to Talon, a first-grader, on receiving the Salem City Kindness Award!
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Talon is so kind to his friends and teachers. He works hard and is always willing to help out when needed. We are so lucky to have Talon in our class."
Way to go, Talon! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what his teacher shared:
"Talon is so kind to his friends and teachers. He works hard and is always willing to help out when needed. We are so lucky to have Talon in our class."
Way to go, Talon! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Congratulations to Ray, a kindergarten student, for receiving the Salem City Kindness Award! 🏆💛
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Ray is so very kind to all of her peers. She is a great friend and is willing to help whenever and wherever. I love that she cares so much about her classmates. She wants to comfort them when they are upset. Ray is a great listener and an amazing example to all."
Way to go, Ray! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
Here’s what her teacher shared:
"Ray is so very kind to all of her peers. She is a great friend and is willing to help whenever and wherever. I love that she cares so much about her classmates. She wants to comfort them when they are upset. Ray is a great listener and an amazing example to all."
Way to go, Ray! Your kindness makes our school a better place.
These lucky Falcons were chosen for the PrinciPAL’s Lunch Club for October! How cool is it to have lunch with the principal?
These Falcons were celebrated today for having perfect attendance during Term 1! Thank you for showing up every day, ready to learn, grow, and SOAR!
Congratulations to our Falcons, whose teachers chose them for the kindness they show to others!
This month, Foothills Falcons learned what it means to be a supportive friend!
Each grade explored friendship in their own unique way:
Kindergarten students learned that people can have more than one friend.
First grade read Splat the Cat and discussed how to be supportive.
Second graders discovered that supportive friends show empathy.
Third grade added ingredients to make “Friendship Soup.”
Fourth grade played Heads Up Seven Up to recognize positive friend traits.
Fifth grade had a contest to brainstorm adjectives that describe a good friend; the winners even got to use Mrs. Brindley’s Skittle machine!
Our Falcons are learning that being a supportive friend means showing empathy, kindness, and encouragement. And today, we honored our October Falcons of the Month; students who consistently show what it means to be a true friend! 🦅
Each grade explored friendship in their own unique way:
Kindergarten students learned that people can have more than one friend.
First grade read Splat the Cat and discussed how to be supportive.
Second graders discovered that supportive friends show empathy.
Third grade added ingredients to make “Friendship Soup.”
Fourth grade played Heads Up Seven Up to recognize positive friend traits.
Fifth grade had a contest to brainstorm adjectives that describe a good friend; the winners even got to use Mrs. Brindley’s Skittle machine!
Our Falcons are learning that being a supportive friend means showing empathy, kindness, and encouragement. And today, we honored our October Falcons of the Month; students who consistently show what it means to be a true friend! 🦅
For the First Grade's term party, the students had lots of fun painting pumpkins!
Picture Retakes are this Tuesday, October 28. If you missed the first day or need a redo, this is your chance!
