Josh Biesinger has been selected as a Maple Mountain High student athlete "Prep of the Week" for his outstanding performances as a member of the wrestling team this year.  Josh has a record of 38-12 at this point and will look to be a strong contender at the upcoming divisional and state wrestling tournaments.  Josh is wrestling in the 190 pound category.  Josh has also been a member of the football team where he excelled as a linebacker.  As an outstanding student, Josh has maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA for four years which has earned him the prestigious "Academic All State" award.  Josh is

Senior ads for this school year are now available to purchase through Josten's website: https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/yearbook-ads Jostens is responsible for our school's yearbook ad sales and collecting text and photos this year. Please do not contact or send materials to the school.

The $25 deadline is February 3, and then it is $50 if you purchase the ad from February 4 to February 17. 

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Daniel Christiansen
Where do you want to see yourself in five years?  Owning a small business.  Hopefully after college. I want to go to BYU.
What are your favorite hobbies?  Fishing, coding, camping, stuff with fire (building fireworks)
If you could have a conversation with anyone from history, who would it be and what would you ask them?  If Elon Musk counts, I would ask him about his drive and how he started his company. 

Addison Gesullo

Be sure to check out HighFlights and our  January Counseling Newsletter for all of this week's important information!

The Maple Mountain High School Ellevés competed at the Region 9 Drill Team Competition held at Wasatch High School on Thursday, January 19, 2023. The Ellevés placed 1st in the Military category, 2nd in the Dance category, and 1st in the Show category. Overall, the Ellevés placed 1st and are the Region 9 Drill Team Champions! Three Ellevés placed in the drill down. Lauren Taylor placed 5th; Alyssa Clark placed 2nd ; and Ella Martin placed 1st . 

The Stronger Families Project provides family classes to the community focused on building the strengths and resiliencies that each family already has, and in improving their daily family life. The classes focus on such topics as communication, positive discipline, problem solving,  bonding, and establishing family values. The program is 100% FREE and runs for eight sessions. Families are encouraged to attend each weekly session, so that they may receive a graduation certificate at the end of session eight.