Check out the awesome t-shirt logo for this year's 5K Fun Run ... Mark your calendars for our second annual "Fun Run" Fund Raiser. A $15.00 donation purchases entry into the race (1 mile/5K), along with an awesome t-shirt. T-shirts are included in the registration price until 5/09/15.
The fifth graders have been busy this year learning all about American History. Using trivia questions, songs and pictures of their learning activities during the year, the students entertained us in a culminating program to share their newly-learned expertise. It was definitely a job well done! Thank you, students and teachers!
Miss Hughes' class created and played games to teach each other about the social injustices in our history.
A special thanks to Mrs. Dyches, Mrs. Shorter and Mrs. Dimmick for taking the time to write a grant for chrome books, and to the board of the Nebo Foundation for awarding money to our school to help out in supplying a new Chromebook lab to assist the technology needs of our students. Nice job!
"Roses are red, butterflies are blue. Our office staff is amazing and we all love you!" The students at Spanish Oaks Elementary School have really gone all out this week in telling our secretaries (and facilitator) thanks for all they do. Gifts, poetry, art projects, student books, treats, etc., have been delivered by the students to the office staff. We want to tell Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Johnson how much we appreciate all they do behind the scenes to make our school a great place to be!
Congratulations to our April super readers that were chosen to attend a pizza celebration with Mrs. Brown. They had a great time. Thanks for being such super readers!
It is that time of year when the Spanish Fork Chapter of Kiwanis International recognizes 6th grade students from the area elementary schools in their TERRIFIC Kids Program. Below please find our Kiwanis TERRIFIC Kids Nominations for Spanish Oaks Elementary:
Nicole Kendell
Seth Huffman
Teachers dressed like students? Students dressed like teachers? Why not! Spanish Oaks looked a little mixed-up today as the faculty dressed like the students, and visa versa. Ryan Carter, fifth grade, did his best to look like Mrs. Carter, our secretary. Our librarian had her daughter dress her. Perfect! Check out our 6th grade girls being Mrs. Anderson! What a fun day ... thanks for participating!
A special thanks to our fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Rosenvall, for her fun bulletin board idea. She created a school graph with the universities that staff and faculty have received degrees from, encouraging each of our students to attend college, as well. You rock, Mrs. Rosenvall ... and so does school!
Miss Hughes' Class wrote and performed skits about social injustices that have occurred throughout American history. They protested by making signs and shouting chants. What a neat way to learn!