The boys 4x200m relay team made history at Fridayās UVU Invite! Devin Hatch, Shane Egelston, Tristyn Chauvie, and Mason Snow crushed the track with a time of 1:33.40, breaking the previous school record by more than half a second! Incredible speed, teamwork, and determination. Way to represent!
We are excited to recognize our March Dons of the Month, nominated by our Science Department! A Don of the Month is a student who truly lives our motto: "Here, we learn for LIFE." We are proud to celebrate these outstanding Dons and the example they set each day at SFHS!
The SFHS Concert Band band locked in and played their socks off last night at the Region 7 Festival. They invested a lot of time and effort to create a great performance. It was so fun to be on stage and enjoy a really solid performance.
The SFHS Concert Band students earned Superior Ratings at the Region Festival which means they qualify to participate in the State Band Festival! This is the first time since 2018 the SFHS Concert Band has qualified for state. Go Dons!
The SFHS Concert Band students earned Superior Ratings at the Region Festival which means they qualify to participate in the State Band Festival! This is the first time since 2018 the SFHS Concert Band has qualified for state. Go Dons!
We are thrilled to celebrate Kamrie Sundwall as the National High School Heart of the Arts Award recipient, awarded by UHSAA.
Kamrie truly lives our motto, Here We Learn for Life. She creates an inclusive environment where dance is for everyBODY, while empowering students with confidence, creativity, leadership, and lifelong skills through meaningful dance experiences and collaboration.
She also partners with our Drama Department, led by Andy Hunsaker, helping bridge the worlds of dance and theatre so students can grow as well-rounded artists.
After facing a sudden, life-changing hearing loss last year, Kamrie returned with incredible resilience and an even deeper compassion for her students. Her strength and dedication inspire us all.
Congratulations, Kamrie, we are so proud of you!
Kamrie truly lives our motto, Here We Learn for Life. She creates an inclusive environment where dance is for everyBODY, while empowering students with confidence, creativity, leadership, and lifelong skills through meaningful dance experiences and collaboration.
She also partners with our Drama Department, led by Andy Hunsaker, helping bridge the worlds of dance and theatre so students can grow as well-rounded artists.
After facing a sudden, life-changing hearing loss last year, Kamrie returned with incredible resilience and an even deeper compassion for her students. Her strength and dedication inspire us all.
Congratulations, Kamrie, we are so proud of you!
Congratulations to Amanda Webb, this year's SFHS Outstanding Employee!
Amanda is truly the heartbeat of the SFHS Finance Office. She brings positivity, friendship, and unwavering dedication to everything she does. Behind the scenes, she keeps our school running smoothly and ensures we stay on track and compliant with District and State policies.
When it comes to finance, Amanda is our go-to expert. Her knowledge and willingness to help not only support our team but are valued across the District. She does so much more than sheās ever given credit for, making our jobs easier and our school stronger every single day.
Thank you , Amanda, for your hard work, your wisdom, and for helping all of us shine a little brighter!
Amanda is truly the heartbeat of the SFHS Finance Office. She brings positivity, friendship, and unwavering dedication to everything she does. Behind the scenes, she keeps our school running smoothly and ensures we stay on track and compliant with District and State policies.
When it comes to finance, Amanda is our go-to expert. Her knowledge and willingness to help not only support our team but are valued across the District. She does so much more than sheās ever given credit for, making our jobs easier and our school stronger every single day.
Thank you , Amanda, for your hard work, your wisdom, and for helping all of us shine a little brighter!
Congratulations to the students who were recently selected in our Volunteer for Good drawing! Keep up the great work, and donāt forget to continue logging your volunteer hours. Every act of service counts!
Spanish Fork FFA represented us well at the State FFA Convention!
State FFA Degree Recipients
Rope Baum
Laitynn Kelsey
Madix O'Driscoll
Logan Von Hoene
Kynlie Wride
Agriscience Fair
Hayden Mitchell ā 2nd Place (Wool pellets & soil temperature study)
Bentley Day ā 1st Place (Cold plasma & bacteria in dairy products) ā advancing to Nationals!
Delegates
Maeley Christensen
Laitynn Kelsey
Weāre proud of your hard work, leadership, and dedication!
It's a great day to be a DON! We are THRILLED to welcome Brock Condie as our new Head Football Coach at Spanish Fork High School. The Future of SFHS Football is in good hands!
Our FBLA students represented Nebo School District at the FBLA State Leadership Conference. Over 25 students competed in events such as web development, web design, programming, graphic design, job interview, social media strategies, public speaking, and many more.
These students represented Spanish Fork High School extremely well, showing creativity, professionalism, and technical skill across a wide variety of business and technology competitions.
State Champions (1st Place)
Allison Carrick ā Graphic Design
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge, and Cooper Haroldsen ā Introduction to Programming
Other Top 10 Finishers
Chance Carroll, Preston Hupp, and Gavin Seamons - Website Design
Alexys Burraston - Customer Service and Future Business Educator
Hannah Errebo - Public Speaking
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge, Cooper Haroldsen - Coding and Programming
Luke Collingridge, Eli Nelson, Allison Carrick - Website Development
Luke Collingridge, Eli Nelson, Allison Carrick - International Business
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge - Information Technology
Luke Collingridge - Computer Problem Solving
In total, Spanish Fork had 12 representatives in the Top 10 in various events. This is an incredible accomplishment against tough competition from schools in all classifications across Utah.
We are proud of each of the students who represented Spanish Fork FBLA and helped make this yearās conference such a fun and memorable experience!
These students represented Spanish Fork High School extremely well, showing creativity, professionalism, and technical skill across a wide variety of business and technology competitions.
State Champions (1st Place)
Allison Carrick ā Graphic Design
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge, and Cooper Haroldsen ā Introduction to Programming
Other Top 10 Finishers
Chance Carroll, Preston Hupp, and Gavin Seamons - Website Design
Alexys Burraston - Customer Service and Future Business Educator
Hannah Errebo - Public Speaking
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge, Cooper Haroldsen - Coding and Programming
Luke Collingridge, Eli Nelson, Allison Carrick - Website Development
Luke Collingridge, Eli Nelson, Allison Carrick - International Business
Eli Nelson, Luke Collingridge - Information Technology
Luke Collingridge - Computer Problem Solving
In total, Spanish Fork had 12 representatives in the Top 10 in various events. This is an incredible accomplishment against tough competition from schools in all classifications across Utah.
We are proud of each of the students who represented Spanish Fork FBLA and helped make this yearās conference such a fun and memorable experience!
Our Educators Rising students attended the Utah Educators Rising State Competition on March 4, 2026 at Weber State University and represented Nebo School District very well. Our SFHS students placed in many of the categories they competed in and had a wonderful experience networking with other aspiring educators and universities throughout Utah.
We want to recognize and congratulate the following individuals for their achievement at State Competition and wish them luck at Educators Rising National Competition in Portland, Oregon this summer.
Aarrow Miner: 1st place in Educators Rising Leadership Award
Brooklyn Christofferson: 2nd place in Lesson Planning and Delivery - Humanities
Bella Cox: 3rd place in Lesson Planning and Delivery - Humanities
Brian Peterman: 2nd place in Creative Lecture
Maurissa Cannon: 2nd place in Lesson Planning and Delivery - ECE
Congratulations to our three students who have advanced as Sterling Scholar Finalists! They will complete a second interview on March 10 at Hillcrest High School and will attend the Sterling Scholar Awards Ceremony in Salt Lake City on April 16. This is an incredible achievement, and we look forward to cheering them on as they continue in the process!
Congratulations to our Debate team on a strong 2nd place finish at Region! Their dedication and preparation have earned them a spot at State. We are proud of their hard work and wish them the best of luck in the next round of competition!
Deon Youd has been selected by the Utah Council of Teachers of English as the High School English Language Arts Expert Teacher of the year!
A colleague said, "There are not adequate ways to express what Deon has done and continues to do for her students, colleagues, our school community, and
those who are fortunate enough to know her. She is an inspiration inside and outside of the classroom as to how to treat people and how to be a lifelong learner. Deon is the teacher every student wants to have and the teacher every teacher aspires to be like. She is constantly trying to be better and learn more about how to be a more effective teacher and how to better prepare students to think deeply for themselves. Deon is encouraging, positive, caring, and always supportive. She truly loves what she does and it is apparent in her classroom and her relationships with others. Deon is the best example to others of what it means to truly love others and help them reach their full potential."
Thank you, Deon, for all you do! Go Dons!
A colleague said, "There are not adequate ways to express what Deon has done and continues to do for her students, colleagues, our school community, and
those who are fortunate enough to know her. She is an inspiration inside and outside of the classroom as to how to treat people and how to be a lifelong learner. Deon is the teacher every student wants to have and the teacher every teacher aspires to be like. She is constantly trying to be better and learn more about how to be a more effective teacher and how to better prepare students to think deeply for themselves. Deon is encouraging, positive, caring, and always supportive. She truly loves what she does and it is apparent in her classroom and her relationships with others. Deon is the best example to others of what it means to truly love others and help them reach their full potential."
Thank you, Deon, for all you do! Go Dons!
Congratulations to our Winter Academic All-State students! These Dons continue to excel both in the classroom and in their sport, demonstrating dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence. We are incredibly proud of their hard work and achievements!
Invest Nest is a Shark Tank-style business pitch competition open to all high school students in the Nebo School District. Founded by JW Davies and Brad Allen of Davies + Allen. Invest Nestās mission is to "awaken the entrepreneurial spirit of the youth." This competition encourages students to create and develop their own innovative business ideas and present them to a panel of expert judges. Invest Nest is a statewide competition that involves many other Utah school districts.
To learn more about Invest Nest, check out this video: https://youtu.be/94WCJoN7HHM and visit https://nebocaps.org/invest-nest
If you're interested in signing up. Use this form: https://forms.gleMNHhiMZYwLUPVf6b7. Make sure you are signed into your student Google account to be able to access the form and sign up.
Sign up by March 5th! Good Luck!
To learn more about Invest Nest, check out this video: https://youtu.be/94WCJoN7HHM and visit https://nebocaps.org/invest-nest
If you're interested in signing up. Use this form: https://forms.gleMNHhiMZYwLUPVf6b7. Make sure you are signed into your student Google account to be able to access the form and sign up.
Sign up by March 5th! Good Luck!
Congratulations to our 2025ā2026 Crystal Apple Award recipient, Trina Ward! This recognition celebrates her continued dedication to education and the lasting impact she makes on students and colleagues every day.
Colleagues describe Trina as reliable, hardworking, and deeply committed; a mentor who provides thoughtful, knowledgeable feedback, values othersā perspectives, and genuinely wants those around her to succeed. She is open, supportive, and consistently dedicated to both her students and her team.
Students say it best - she shows she cares by arriving early, staying late, making learning fun, and always making sure they have the help they need to succeed.
Thank you, Trina, for your passion, commitment, and the difference you make at SFHS!
Colleagues describe Trina as reliable, hardworking, and deeply committed; a mentor who provides thoughtful, knowledgeable feedback, values othersā perspectives, and genuinely wants those around her to succeed. She is open, supportive, and consistently dedicated to both her students and her team.
Students say it best - she shows she cares by arriving early, staying late, making learning fun, and always making sure they have the help they need to succeed.
Thank you, Trina, for your passion, commitment, and the difference you make at SFHS!
We are excited to recognize our five Sterling Scholars who have advanced as semi-finalists! They will be interviewing on February 25, and we couldnāt be prouder of their accomplishments and representation of SFHS. We wish them all the best of luck!
We are excited to recognize our January Dons of the Month, nominated by our English and Business Departments! A Don of the Month is a student who truly lives our motto: āHere, we learn for LIFE.ā We are proud to celebrate these outstanding Dons and the example they set each day at SFHS!
Thanks to our PTA for celebrating our amazing teachers last week during Teacher Appreciation Week!
SFHS Teaching as a Profession and Early Childhood Education students had the opportunity to attend the District Educators Rising Competition last week. They learned from inspiring guest speakers in the education field and showcased their talents by presenting education-related projects. Huge congratulations to our students - 10 placed in the top 3! Way to represent SFHS and the future of education!
