The Science Olympiad team competed last Saturday against 20 other high schools in the state in 19 events in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. They took third place in Materials Science, Second place in Invasive Species, It's About Time, and Wind power, and they took first place in: Anatomy, Bottle Rocket, Electric Vehicle, Bridge, Experimental Design, Robot Arm, and Wright Stuff.
With almost a mile of foil, tape and string, high school students in Spanish Fork created art in action Monday.
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The Maple Mountain High School Science Olympiad team won the state title during a competition last weekend at the University of Utah.
Maple Mountain competed against 31 other high schools from across the state in science, technology, engineering and math.
On Thursday, March 26 and Friday, March 27, MMHS students competed in a variety of events at the SkillsUSA State Competition. The MMHS Chapter of SkillsUSA won the Quality Chapter Award by completing certain requirements throughout the year.
Congratulate these students for doing well at state!
Robert Nay was awarded the Philo T. Farnsworth Governor's Award at the Sterling Scholar Competition held at the LDS Conference Center Theater in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, March 10. This award is named after the father of television, Philo T. Farnsworth, and it is given to an outstanding Sterling Scholar in science.
The Science Olympiad team competed in their second and final regionals competition last Saturday at Westminster College and competed against 18 other high schools from the Salt Lake Valley. We took 1st place overall and won medals in 16 of the 20 events in which we competed. This is the first time a team from Nebo School District has won at Westminster, and this sets us up strong for a run at State which we will compete at on April 11th. Here are the individual results:
The Science Olympiad team competed on Saturday, February 21 at Snow College in 24 events in science, technology and engineering. Against 4 other high schools, we took first in 20 of the events and 1st overall. We also received the sportsmanship award. The team has grown from last year, and I am really proud of the work they've been putting in. The next regionals is at Westminster College next Saturday where they will compete against a much tougher field.
On Thursday, January 22, the DECA club at MMHS attended the Utah Southern Regional Competition. Our DECA club performed very well and took second place! The following students place in region:
Congratulations to our FBLA club on their success at the Herriman Invitational November 7th. It was an exceptional group effort that placed MMHS at the top while competing against 150 students! Each member represented our school in the finest of fashions. Out of the 9 students competing, each placed in the top 3, and together they brought home a total of 31 medals! Listed below are the individuals/teams that placed in the top 3 of their specific competitions:
Individual Events
Our DECA club competed in the Snow College Invitational on November 5, 2014. Our club performed very well. Katie Murray and Bethany Irwin placed 3rd place in the Business Law and Ethics event, and Duncan Beutler and Haley Andrew finished 2nd in the Business Law and Ethics event. Congratulations to them and the entire club!