Robyn Dunn nominated Allison Pederson from her CTE Internship students. Mrs. Dunn said, "Allison was such a fun student to have in my class and she did a great job in her internships at Mapleton Elementary and Diamond Fork Junior High! Allison is a hard worker and always came to class with a friendly attitude and a smile. I hope she follows her dream of becoming a teacher because I know she will be a fantastic teacher!"

Maple Mountain High School Boys Tennis tryouts are taking place Monday, March 1st thru Friday, March 5th. Tryouts will be held each day on the MMHS tennis courts from 3:00pm-5:00pm daily. (In case of unplayable weather conditions, on a day-by-day basis, we will move tryouts to 5:00pm-7:00pm at the Spanish Fork City indoor courts.) Students who are planning to tryout must register at registermyathlete.com and have a 2020-2021 school year physical completed.

See linked PDF for the newsletter.

Below you'll find the link to our Counseling Department's February Newsletter.
https://spark.adobe.com/page/1MJqYiYw6NgWO/

Savannah Davies nominated Spencer Cook from her Foods and Nutrition classes. Ms. Davis said, "Spencer is a hard worker and always willing to go the extra mile. I have loved seeing him engage in labs. Spencer is enthusiastic about cooking and that makes teaching very fun!"

MMHS's next test-to-play day is Monday, February 22nd, 2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

A couple things to be aware of as we test:

I need every participant to show up on time and to have completed the survey ahead of time. We are testing roughly many people, and if even a few people are behind or have to fill out the survey on the spot, it will throw our schedule off. Just to give you an idea of how this works - We are trying to test 50 participants every 15 minutes. If we are not a well-oiled machine, we will easily get behind.

From all of her students in her sewing classes, Kathryn Crandall nominated Kristi Mendenhall. Mrs. Crandalls said, "Kristi has been involved in sewing since she was in Junior High. She has been a winner on several levels each year at the Make it With Wool competition. Kristi is often seen teaching other students around her a specific sewing skill. She is extremely helpful and shares her knowledge and passion for sewing. Kristi Mendenhall also is a member, chapter officer, and the State FCCLA President! I am so proud of her and appreciate her service.