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Homework Assistance

We offer homework assistance daily in our LMC starting at 3:15 p.m.

We also check students grades for them to see what they need help with.

Bears in the Kitchen

This is a fun time to learn how to cook simple things. What student doesn't like to cook and eat!

This group learned how to make pizza dough and top them with their favorite toppings!

Students learned to cook rice ( without burning it ) to make rice bowls with sauteed veggies and steak!

Perfect quick night dinner idea.

Making

Fajitas

Fun!

Jack Picked out a new recipe...Cinnamon Twists

"These are so yummy. I can't wait to make them at Home"

~Dom~

Family Pie Night

We had our Family PIE night. We worked on Following Directions, changing the recipe measurements and having fun!

We will offer another Family Cooking Night later in the school year.

Youth Government Club

The YMCA Youth Government Club offers high school students a unique opportunity to learn about democracy by actively participating in it. Through mock legislative sessions, debates, and leadership activities, students take on roles like senators, representatives, lobbyists, and press members to experience how government works firsthand. The program builds civic knowledge, public speaking skills, and confidence, empowering teens to become informed and engaged citizens. It also connects students with peers across the state, fostering collaboration and leadership development.

Returning students and Mr. B made posters and a tri-fold so they could recruit more students for this awesome club!

This week they debated their first bill

"It was super fun and eye opening to see all the different perspectives from different people. "

Riley M

We have some new faces!

Veteran students introduced some new students to the Youth Government club and they looked at several different bills.

Next week they will start the process of writing their own bills.

Our first field trip is November 7, 2025!

"I think this is going to be a fun club. "

Ben K

A couple new faces again this week.

Students were taking turns standing up and talking about Bills. Students then picked the Bill apart to learn if it was a good bill or a bad bill.

They will be building their own Bills for submission soon.

"I really like it and want to take this club serious. "

Emma P

Outdoor Club

Our Outdoor Club provides students with hands-on, nature-based learning experiences that encourage exploration and curiosity. Because many students lack access to outdoor activities, equipment, or safe spaces outside of school, the club offers an inclusive environment where they can safely engage with the natural world. Through these experiences, students build physical wellness, develop environmental awareness, and strengthen social-emotional skills.

Bald Knob, Mt. Crosby Loop

Drawing Club

Drawing Club is a place for students to explore their creativity and practice their artistic skills. Members will experiment with different drawing techniques, styles, and materials while sharing ideas and inspiration with friends. The club encourages self-expression, imagination, and patience, giving students the freedom to create both guided projects and personal artwork.

First Week was a great turnout. Each student received their Drawing book and will be able to take them home to continue at the end of this session.

Robotics Club

The Robotics Club gives students hands-on experience in building, programming, and testing robots while fostering teamwork and problem-solving skills. Participants learn to apply concepts from math, science, engineering, and technology to design functional and efficient robots. The club emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and iterative design, allowing students to test ideas, troubleshoot problems, and improve their projects. Through collaboration and competition, students develop both technical skills and communication abilities, preparing them for future academic and career opportunities in STEM fields.

Chess Club

A Chess Club gives students the chance to learn, practice, and enjoy one of the world’s most strategic games. Playing chess helps strengthen critical thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills, while also encouraging patience and focus. Students will have the opportunity to challenge each other, learn new strategies, and even teach beginners the basics of the game. Whether you’re brand new to chess or already experienced, this club is a great way to sharpen your mind and have fun with friends.

Guitar Club

The Student-Led Guitar Club is all about sharing your love of music and leading the group. Students will choose songs, teach each other techniques, and organize group practice sessions. It’s a fun way to develop leadership, collaborate with friends, and make music together.

Awesome Art Club

The Art Club is a fun and creative space where students can explore different projects that they’ve helped come up with. Activities may include making special holiday cards, painting and decorating ornaments, or even designing and decorating holiday cookies. Students will have the freedom to choose what inspires them most while working alongside friends. It’s a chance to be creative, try new things, and bring home unique, handmade projects to share with family.

TSA Club

The TSA (Technology Student Association) Enrichment Club gives students the opportunity to explore the exciting world of technology, engineering, and design through hands-on projects and teamwork.

TSA students working on Music Production and Children's Stories. In music Production they are creating an original piece of music to accompany a fireworks display and Children's Stories they are creating a die cut board book.

Drawing dragsters for the state conference!

So many fun things to learn about...

ASL Club

This club keeps growing in size... we have so many interested in sign language!

They meet Friday's after school!

Students took turns signing information about themselves and family members. This takes a lot of work and confidence to get up and sign in front of each other. They worked hard to earn a pizza party!

Pizza Time!

We really like how focused the students are watching peers sign.

Trailblazers Club

Students have been taking the time to walk around the campus getting steps in and getting their heart rates up...

"We went to the track then we went around the baseball field. We took the trail to the football field. We went on the trail by the field hockey field and we went up the big hill. After that we came back behind the school. It was a long walk but it was fun!" ~Aiden H

"It was really fun and it was really peaceful and nice " ~Hayley L

It's always nice to get outside

Unplugged Club

This is a time for students to unplugged from electronics and play some games they haven't done before or in a while...

Students found out that SkipBo can last quite a while

Painting Club

Students will learn different techniques throughout the 5 week club

This group of students learned about Mandala painting!

Students got to paint rocks

to place around the campus

Tech Skills for Life NRHS Computer Course

Students got a head start on getting some high school credits by taking Mrs. Millers Computer class over the summer. Way to go kiddos!

Westward Bound ELO!

The flight out...

Welcome to Utah!

Day One!

Vegas

Day Two!

Zion National Park

Day Three!

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary & Coral Pink Dunes

This group volunteered at the Sanctuary to help give back and make memories. They all chipped in and cleaned crates for animals, weeding & raking around the dog park, and of course time with some animals.

They even got the chance to meet the Founder of the sanctuary.

Day Four!

A goodbye to Zion...Hello Bryce Canyon

Today they moved on to the next great experience...

What

Great

Friendships

This trip really works on helping students form early friendships and build a sense of belonging before the school year starts.

Hello Bryce!

A little fun before dinner!

Day Five & Six!

More Zion and a Ghost tour

Well needed Breakfast...

So yummy!

What a great time

Day Seven & Home!

Sleep in, Red Cliffs and Flight home

Red Cliffs

Dinner @ Texas Roadhouse

Everyone dressed up and had fun

We're coming home...

2025 Summer School Fun!

We had a great four weeks of fun together!

Many skills worked on and supported.

Learning to Cook!

Group Work

Bridge Academy

Bridge Academy is a step-up program designed to support students as they transition from 8th grade to their freshman year of high school. Through a mix of academic refreshers, team-building activities, and orientation to high school life.

Bridge Academy helps students build confidence, form connections, and develop the skills they need to start high school strong. The program creates a supportive environment where incoming freshmen can meet teachers, explore the campus, and prepare for a successful year ahead.

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