Springville High School

Get ready for an exciting night! Join us at Red Devil Stadium on Friday, October 31 at 5PM as Springville takes on Spanish Fork—get your tickets online in advance. Since it’s Halloween, be sure to follow our SHS Halloween Costume Rules: costumes must be dress code appropriate, no weapons (real or fake), no masks (minimal face paint is fine as long as we can recognize you), and all costumes must be culturally appropriate and respectful. Let’s cheer on our team and celebrate safely!

Tickets for the game on Friday for be purchased at https://gofan.co/event/5180701?schoolId=UHSAA

Join our “Dancing with the Red Devil Stars” competition! Come dance with a member of our Ballroom Team for a chance to compete. Scan the QR code or visit https://forms.gle/Aw5n4VwTr7qQd3FZ7 to submit your information and enter. Don’t miss this opportunity! ✨🪩

Have a great time at Sadie's and don't forget to review the dance expectations!

K9 Officer Nomi is rocking her Red Devil swag and showing off that school spirit!

Just a reminder that the District cell phone policy is still in place! Thanks for keeping SHS focused and distraction-free!

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the SHS Marching Band presents their Friends & Family Show! On Wednesday, November 5th at 7pm, the SHS Stadium will come alive with the incredible sounds and energy of the Red Devil Marching Band 2025 as they perform this year’s show, “Now I See.” Bring your friends and family and celebrate the talent and hard work of our amazing student musicians!

Congratulations to our Fall Academic All State Athletes!
Loreli Silva, Tennis
Mia Olterton, Tennis
Hailey Weidman, Tennis
Abigail Wright, Tennis
Avery Parker, Tennis
Reagan Walker, Volleyball
Caroline Penrod, Soccer
Megan Warren, Soccer
Sophie Hatfield, Soccer
Adalie Dodd, Soccer
Bridger Frischknecht, Football
Beau Halvorsen, Football
Kylie McConnell, Cross Country
Maya Bayer, Cross Country
Hailey Weidman, Tennis
Clarissa Jenson, Cross Country
Anna Kent, Cross Country
Daniel Anderson, Cross Country
Kolby Bott, Cross Country
Samuel Erdmann, Cross Country

Spreading hope, one step at a time during Tuesday’s Hope Walk!

Spooky smiles and pumpkin magic at today's Hope Week lunch event! Thanks to Ream’s for conjuring up the perfect pumpkins for our Halloween fun!

Springville High School!

Want to make a difference and connect with others who care about their community? Join the Generation Volunteer Summit on Saturday, Nov. 8 | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at SLCC Redwood Campus (4600 S. Redwood Rd., Taylorsville).

🎟 Admission = FREE

💡 What to expect:
• Inspiring keynote & breakout sessions
• Hands-on service project
• Networking + fun with like-minded peers
• Skills to turn your passion into impact

There will be transportation provided to this amazing opportunity. Just submit this Generation Volunteer Summit Sign Up to show interest and we will get you more information. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScX_cFfi_wQe1KXyyKPipoUVgOAZWT-vn0gPZAYis_d0wVNAw/viewform

Decades: SHS through the ages is an event at Hawkins High School celebrating various decades. Tickets can be purchased at https://gofan.co/app/school/UT99795. The event will take place on October 25 from 8 to 10 pm in the G-wing, and the cost is $10 per person.

The Hope Walk in Springville will take place on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, at 6pm, with participants meeting in Allen’s parking lot. The event involves walking down Main Street for hope, supporting those who have been affected by suicide, and increasing suicide prevention awareness. Organized by Hope Squad, everyone is encouraged to come walk with us.

Final Day of Red Ribbon Week!

We wrapped up an amazing week with fun activities from our school clubs, awesome prizes for the puzzle contest, and incredible performances from our talented bands. The energy and connection at Springville High were truly inspiring!

Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug Free.
Let’s keep choosing our natural highs—those positive passions that help us connect and grow.

Huge thanks to all the volunteers and community donors who made this week such a success. We couldn’t have done it without you!

Day 2 Red Ribbon Week

Minute to Win it games…ping pong toss, cup and penny stacking, balloon tossing, and more. It was a fun way to connect with one another! How do you connect with family and friends?

Thank you to the Drama Guild for helping us run the minute to win it games!

Hope Week Activities include BINGO with the ville during advisory on Tuesday the 21st, and a Hope Walk on the same day at 6 PM, meeting in Allen’s parking lot. On Wednesday the 22nd, there will be a Pumpkin Party during lunch. Thursday the 23rd features donuts in the morning. Friday the 24th is for writing kindness letters during lunch, and Saturday the 25th is SADIES.

The preseason meeting for Boy Tennis will held on Thursday, October 23, at 5:30pm in the SHS Library.

On Friday, October 10, Springville High’s FBLA students (Future Business Leaders of America) attended the 4th Annual UVU Sales & Marketing Competition. Utah High Schools from Salt Lake to Payson competed for top awards in individual and team events. Students competed in Sales, Marketing, Social Media, Speech, Interview, and Resume competitions. Tyberiusz Wylon won an honorable mention in Speech. The following Springville High students competed: Analucia Aguilar, Claire Alfred, Celeste Angulo, Savannah Cosse, Sophie Gardner, Lyric Garnet, Hadley Hickman, Emilee Iverson, Katherine Jensen, Dayanara Mendez, Lana Nord, Ziona Olayan, Eli Pratt, Josie Reynolds, William Rex, Zack Rogers, Abby Simons, Stephanie Whetman, Andeline White, Tyberiusz Wylon, Letley Strong, Brightyn Langholf, Preston Lefler, Sean Campbell, and Kai Sheffer.



FBLA Advisers are: Alex Anderson, Todd Baum, and Carey White

The Puzzle Contest invites students to find three places in the school where supportive people are located, with each location offering a code and a phrase to solve. After solving all three puzzles, students can pick up a prize during lunch on Wednesday by bringing their solved puzzles to the prize table. Prizes are available throughout the lunch period while supplies last. The contest encourages students to participate with friends and emphasizes that the school is full of people who want to help and support them. Good luck!