November 2016

Sierra Bonita's student council and Mr. Loreen's 6th-grade class had the opportunity to present to the School Board. Ms. Cope and Mr. Peterson, student council leaders, described the roles and responsibilities of the student council and students showed some of the highlights of being a part of student council. Mr. Loreen's class entertained the audience with their performance of "The Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything." A huge "thank you" to everyone involved!

Student Council video:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2P0GLi7JNBc

Students enjoyed ending our Green Ribbon week by "Walking To School with the Wolverine!" He even managed to sign a few autographs!

Sierra Bonita First Graders learned "Leaf Art". Some of them sure got creative! See if you can guess what they are!

Sierra Bonita News - Monday, November 7, 2016

https://youtu.be/QNxN7zElBjk

Parents and Students….

November 11, is Veteran’s Day.   In honor of our Veterans this week, we would like students/families from Sierra Bonita who have any family member(s) of the armed forces (past and present) to bring in a picture with a write-up of the person who is serving or has served (living or deceased) that we can display on the widows in our front entrance for others to read and see.  This will give our students an opportunity to see, remember, and thank those who serve our country and protect us every day.

We got off to a late start this year but we have some exciting things planned for BOX TOP collection at the school.  THIS WEEK Nov 7-11, 2016 is going to be our first official BOX TOP collection week.  Here are our plans for collection week: 

Students enjoyed a nice day to go on a Halloween Parade! Students walked around Sierra Park while parents took pictures :) Hope you all had a Happy Halloween!

We have a pretty awesome Student Council here at Sierra Bonita. They are hard at work with morning annoucements, bear pride meeting, and ghosty grams! We appreciate all that they do for our school!

Every Friday, "Praise Notes" are read during morning announcements. These students are called to the office and get thier picture taken. Students can earn a "Praise Note" by being caught doing kind things throughout the school and classrooms.

Today was extra special because they got their picture taken with the UVU Wolverine!

 I was born in Payson Hospital, but my home was here in Spanish Fork. I graduated from SFHS. I went on to Dixie College for two years and graduated with my BS degree. There I met and married my husband, George. We lived there until March, then we moved to Blythe, California. We lived there a short time and then moved back to Spanish Fork. We had four children when we moved back to St. George. I had a little singing group down there, where most of my children''s choirs began. We lived there for eleven years and had two more children.