NOVEMBER
Playin some good Old Dodgeball!
Dodgeball Winners
Dodgeball Winners
Dodgeball Winners
STUDENT OF THE MONTH
Arianna Plascencia
Vincent Mitchell
Zachary Campbell
Rouss Yucra
Xander Hansen
Logan Cardenas
Avery Cornia
MIGHTY SPARTANS
So Much Fun Playing Ultimate Frisbee these are the winners!!
OCTOBER
Hope Week
We love our Custodians!
October 2nd National custodial workers Recognition Day.
Thanks for
everything you do!
Hope Squad planted bulbs and pulled weeds for our school.
Can't wait to see them bloom!!
HOPE
SQUAD
Soccer Champions
LIA Field Trip to Hill Air Force Space Museum.
Boss's Day
We are so thankful for our Boss's. Thank you for all your hard work and effort!
Student Of The Month
Lorelei Sandoval
Kai Woods
Pablo Aguilar
Ronin Ward
Mason Ballingham
JJ Willis
Kaitlin Stewart
SEPTEMBER
Fun things happening in shop class!!
Students built toy cars using the shop equipment. We had a contest of who could build the best car.
Andrew Davis won!
SEPTEMBER 17TH
National IT Day!
We are so thankful for Our IT Jessie Erisoty, She does an amazing job.
Thanks for every thing you do!
Mrs. Christensen's
ART CLASS
They made some fun art out of paper!
SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Brayden Long
7th grade
Hadley Hastings
7th grade
Kaleb Miller
8th grade
Clara Hunsaker
8th grade
Cam Rodriguez
9th grade
Annika Kreyling
9th grade
SUMMER
Something Fun That Happened Over The Summer
On their national website, the Do the Write Thing Challenge is described as:
Do the Write Thing
An initiative of the National Campaign to Stop Violence, Do the Write Thing (DtWT) is a writing program for middle school students that positions them as community catalysts as they examine the root causes and impact of youth violence.
Students write, we listen.
In Utah, we had over 1,000 Utah student submit writings. These writings are judged by a panel of VIP judges including SLC judges, politicians and public servants like the Chief of Police. The top writings are tallied and the top boy and girl in the state are chosen to go to Washington DC as official Ambassadors of Peace. In DC their writings are inducted into the Library of Congress in an moving induction ceremony. These students, in their official roles as Ambassadors of Peace, meet with their Utah Senators and Representatives to share their messages of hope.
This year, both students chosen were from SOJH: Adeline White and Zayden Maughn’s writings were selected based on their powerful messages. Adeline and Zayden did a wonderful job representing our school, district, and state. We want to congratulate them on this important achievement and celebrate their writing talent.
