Our DECA club had several students compete at the Snow College Competition as well as the LDS Business College Competition. Several students placed in these competitions.
At Snow College, Issack Bahena Placed second in his event and Luke Grotegut placed third in his event.At LDS Busness College Issack Bahena placed third in business management event.The Science Olympiad team competed at the Uintah Invitational over the weekend and took first place! This was the first competition of the year and the team is excited about defending their state title. Here are the individual results for each event from the competition:
First Place | Second Place |
The PSAT will be administered at MMHS on Saturday, October 14, 2017. The PSAT serves as a practice test for the SAT as well as the qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship. Sophomores and Juniors may take the test. In order to be considered for the National Merit Scholarship, the PSAT must be taken during the Junior year. Register in the Finance Office, the cost of the test is $20.00 and will be limited to 50 students. See your counselor if you have question or would like more information about the benefits of taking PSAT.
Our floriculture class designed some beautiful flower arrangements today! It is arranged in a modern Japanese style called "Ikebana," which translates to "arranging flowers." The design in the picture was arranged and modeled by the lovely Clayci Crandall, a senior at MMHS.
Last week the DECA club went and competed at Snow College. Our students performed very well! We had 6 students in the final round, including Savannah Marker and McKenzie Connelly winning 1st place in Business Law and Ethics category. For winning first place they received a $2000 scholarship to Snow College. If you see these young ladies please congratulate them!
The Kiwanis Club "Outstanding Senior Award" Ceremony honored the following students from MMHS:
Adam Syndergaard, who is on the Science Olympiad team, competed at the National Science Fair (Intel ISEF) last week, and, while there won one of three full ride scholarships to Florida Tech for his work building a 3D printed gas electron multiplier detector.
Being the school valedictorian or salutatorian is a huge honor. This year our valedictorian is Abby Taylor and our salutatorian is Emma Hill. To choose the two positions, it is traditionally based off of GPA and total credits taken. Sometimes it is also based off of co-curricular and extracurricular activities they have been a part of. Both were members of the cross-country team, Abby in her junior year and Emma this past year. Both students worked extremely hard not only this year, but all their years at MMHS.
Caroline Hickey -- Vocal Performance
School: Maple Mountain High School
Parents: Emily Hickey and John Hickey
Hometown: Mapleton
"I get great joy from teaching others and plan to teach vocal performance to my future children and others in the community. I also find that when I teach and share with others, I learn from those I teach. Just as Disney puts it wonderfully in the song 'Son of Man,' 'In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn.'
There will be an information meeting Monday, March 21 at 2:30 in the library for all sophomores and juniors interested in joining the National Honor Society for the 2016-2017 school year. Minimum requirements for membership are a 3.75 cumulative GPA and no NGs. Applications will be available at the meeting. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Mattinson in the library.