Science Olympiad State Results

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The team pulled it out for a fourth year in a row.  We took first and got the best score in team history, averaging a fourth place finish over all 24 events - scoring 97 pts overall (low score wins).  There were 31 teams, including some incredibly talented teams from Hillcrest, West, and UCAS.  We were really happy to hold onto the title and represent our school again this year at Nationals.  Nationals will be May 17th-20th in Fort Collins, Colorado.  Thank you for your support of the team and these amazing students.
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Story and photos by Kyle Miller.

Dance Company Auditions 2018-2019

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Come be a part of the tradition of excellence in dance at MMHS!  Clinics Monday and Tuesday April 16th and 17th from 3-5 pm.  Applicants must attend one of the two clinics to learn clinic dance and be prepared with one minute of their own movement.  Auditions Wednesday, April 18 from 3-6 pm in the dance room.  Applicants will perform the clinic dance in small groups and their individual choreography for judges.  Those who successfully

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Story by Karla Palfreyman.

Science Olympiad SUU Results

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Science Olympiad had their last competition before state this Saturday.  We competed at SUU against 16 other teams and took home our first win of the year.  The students are very excited about their chances at state which is next Saturday at the University of Utah.

Here are the individual results: 

Anatomy

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Story and photo by Kyle Miller.

Students of the Month - March

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Jessica Draughon
Where do you want to see yourself in five years? 
Being in school to be a cosmetologist, hopefully traveling a little bit, having a job and an apartment.

What are your hobbies? 
Drawing and painting

If you could have a conversation with anyone from history, who would it be and what would you ask them? 
Not sure:)

Jodi Ashton

MMHS Welding Featured on KSL.com

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Original story can be found here.
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SPANISH FORK — If there's one thing the boss doesn't tolerate, it's laziness.

Shop teacher Jared Massic tries to instill this in his students.

"Commitment, dedication, hard work," Massic said.

Now those lessons are being applied by his students who are finalists in a national competition.

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Story and photos on KSL.com by Ray Boone.

Lagoon Education Foundation Fundraiser

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For the 2018 season, Lagoon will be introducing the “Summer Fever Fundraiser”. We are hoping to seize the excitement for summer by giving students and families a jump starts on Summer Fun at Lagoon. The Summer Fever Fundraiser will offer an exclusive discount to Utah School Families, and the Education Foundations will reap the benefits.

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Story by Lana Hiskey.