MORP this year will be Friday, February 27 from 8-11pm in the MMHS cafeteria. This dance is girl's choice and the theme is, "A Decade Dance."  Get your dates and decide which decade suits you best: roaring twenties, big band forties, rock n roll fifties, groovy seventies, awesome eighties, or the 90s. Prizes awarded for the best dressed group. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door.

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.

Please select this link to access our Parent/Student Information for 3-9-15:

http://mmhs.nebo.edu/sites/mmhs.nebo.edu/files/Monday%20email%203-9-15.doc

Please select this link to access our MMHS Counseling Newsletter for March 2015:

http://edu.glogster.com/go/00426cf

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:

Please select this link to access our MMHS Parent/Student Information for 3-2-15:

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MMHS Band students participated in the Region 8 Solo & Ensemble festival on Wednesday, February 25th at Spanish Fork HS. Many students received "Superior" ratings, and a good number were selected to go to the State Solo & Ensemble festival on April 25th at Orem HS. These state-qualifiers are:

Megan Wasden
What is your favorite quote and why?
“What are you going to do today to be better tomorrow?” – My volleyball coach. This is my favorite quote because it is applicable to all areas of life and inspires me to improve myself by doing the daily things that count.

Where do you want to see yourself in five years?
I hope to be surviving college, have my driver’s license, and have successfully run a marathon.

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. 

Please select this link to access our MMHS Parent/Student Information for 2-23-15:

http://mmhs.nebo.edu/sites/mmhs.nebo.edu/files/Monday%20email%202-23-15.pdf