Springville High School
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Springville High School PSAT/NMSQT Registration
When is it?
Wednesday, October 14th, 2026
What is it?
An optional test for students to practice for the SAT. Juniors who take it can also qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
Who should take it?
Sophomores & Juniors looking for practice in a standardized testing environment.
Juniors who want to enter the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
How to Sign Up:
Pay the $20 fee in the Finance Office.
Bring your receipt to Mr. Johnson in the Counseling Office.
Deadline: October 7th
Note: Spots are limited, so sign up early!
Questions?
Visit Mr. Johnson in the counseling office or email him at mike.johnson@nebo.edu.
When is it?
Wednesday, October 14th, 2026
What is it?
An optional test for students to practice for the SAT. Juniors who take it can also qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
Who should take it?
Sophomores & Juniors looking for practice in a standardized testing environment.
Juniors who want to enter the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
How to Sign Up:
Pay the $20 fee in the Finance Office.
Bring your receipt to Mr. Johnson in the Counseling Office.
Deadline: October 7th
Note: Spots are limited, so sign up early!
Questions?
Visit Mr. Johnson in the counseling office or email him at mike.johnson@nebo.edu.
Nebo presents an America 250 District Art Showcase!
See the flyer for more information.
See the flyer for more information.
✨ Give Your Formal Wear a Second Life! ✨
Did you just finish Homecoming? Don’t let that dress or suit sit in the back of your closet—donate it and help another student feel confident at their next special event! 💕
The Cinderella Project Utah is collecting men’s and women’s formalwear, including dresses, suits and other formal accessories.
📍 Drop-off options:
Landmark
Your school social worker
Donation Bin: 743 W 300 N, Springville, UT
Fantastic Sam’s: 546 S 1750 W, Springville, UT
💗 Every donation can help a student look and feel their best!
📧 cinderellaprojectnebo@gmail.com
📸 Follow @cinderellaprojectnebo
Clean out your closet. Share the love. Give your formalwear a second chance!
Did you just finish Homecoming? Don’t let that dress or suit sit in the back of your closet—donate it and help another student feel confident at their next special event! 💕
The Cinderella Project Utah is collecting men’s and women’s formalwear, including dresses, suits and other formal accessories.
📍 Drop-off options:
Landmark
Your school social worker
Donation Bin: 743 W 300 N, Springville, UT
Fantastic Sam’s: 546 S 1750 W, Springville, UT
💗 Every donation can help a student look and feel their best!
📧 cinderellaprojectnebo@gmail.com
📸 Follow @cinderellaprojectnebo
Clean out your closet. Share the love. Give your formalwear a second chance!
SHS Red Devils - your school lunch team has something special planned just for you on Thursday. We wanted to celebrate the opening of your new school with you. We hope you join us for Walking Tacos and Red Devil's Food Cake on Thursday, September 24!
Bell schedule for Monday, September 21st.
Our welding students kicked off the year with a classic first project — metal roses! 🌹
Don't forget that Monday, September 21st is a half day of school at Springville High School! School will end at 11:15am.
September 21st, NO ALC classes! Remember to be aware of this!
Parent Teacher Conferences — Wed 9/23, 3:30-7:30PM. Mark your calendars and come connect with your student's teachers! Need details? Check with SHS.
Our students have been hard at work preparing for Cultural Appreciation Day at SHS! 🌍 From decorations to presentations, they're putting their hearts into celebrating the traditions and cultures that make our school community special. Can't wait to share the big day with you! In the Commons today during lunch!❤️💙
🌽 FRESH • LOCAL • DELICIOUS! 🌽
All Nebo schools will be serving fresh, locally grown Harward Farms corn on the cob for lunch on:
🌽 September 16
🌽 September 30
Don’t miss this farm-to-fork favorite! 💛💚
All Nebo schools will be serving fresh, locally grown Harward Farms corn on the cob for lunch on:
🌽 September 16
🌽 September 30
Don’t miss this farm-to-fork favorite! 💛💚
🎒 Homecoming Assembly Bell Schedule — Tuesday, Sept 15! Advisory classes head to the stadium together. Check the times so you don't miss a thing! ❤️💙
By Dameon Jensen and Yurem Roman, SHS Social Media
Many students ask the question, “What is esports?” Esports is a competitive gaming outlet for
students. Students play video games and have fun, but also have good sportsmanship. Our esports
team competes against other schools in tournaments. In addition to teaching History and Drones, Mr.
Branden Russell is also Springville High’s Esports team advisor and coach.
If you’re interested in when esports is available, both meetups and sign-ups will continue throughout
the coming Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, from 4 to 5 pm in Mr. Russell’s room, B-207.
Esports features many modern and family-friendly games like Smash Bros, Mario Kart, Rocket
League, and even Street Fighter. So if you’re interested in the competitive games esports offers, it's
worth trying out to represent our school’s competitive side of gaming.
Some people don’t see or acknowledge the important skills esports has to offer. Teamwork,
communication, social skills, and time management are some of the few life skills that esports help
strengthen. Games like Rocket League and Mario Kart encourage teamwork and communication.
This is our third year going. Our school hosted esports back in 2020 and carried a few titles like
Smash, League of Legends, and Rocket League. It went on hiatus for a bit but, now with Ken Garff
partnering with the high schools, esports has extra funding and opportunities.
The primary motivation for the team’s coach—who also teaches history and aviation drone
technology—stems from a lifelong passion for gaming and a desire to provide student players with a
structured, competitive outlet.
A major milestone for the program came with a top-three finish at the state tournament in Street
Fighter. Under the guidance and training of Coach Russell, club members refined their strategic skills,
resulting in a proud podium appearance for the school's emerging esports initiative.
If you or a friend are interested in joining esports, head to Mr. Russell’s classroom, room B-207, and
ask how you can be a member of the esports team.
Many students ask the question, “What is esports?” Esports is a competitive gaming outlet for
students. Students play video games and have fun, but also have good sportsmanship. Our esports
team competes against other schools in tournaments. In addition to teaching History and Drones, Mr.
Branden Russell is also Springville High’s Esports team advisor and coach.
If you’re interested in when esports is available, both meetups and sign-ups will continue throughout
the coming Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, from 4 to 5 pm in Mr. Russell’s room, B-207.
Esports features many modern and family-friendly games like Smash Bros, Mario Kart, Rocket
League, and even Street Fighter. So if you’re interested in the competitive games esports offers, it's
worth trying out to represent our school’s competitive side of gaming.
Some people don’t see or acknowledge the important skills esports has to offer. Teamwork,
communication, social skills, and time management are some of the few life skills that esports help
strengthen. Games like Rocket League and Mario Kart encourage teamwork and communication.
This is our third year going. Our school hosted esports back in 2020 and carried a few titles like
Smash, League of Legends, and Rocket League. It went on hiatus for a bit but, now with Ken Garff
partnering with the high schools, esports has extra funding and opportunities.
The primary motivation for the team’s coach—who also teaches history and aviation drone
technology—stems from a lifelong passion for gaming and a desire to provide student players with a
structured, competitive outlet.
A major milestone for the program came with a top-three finish at the state tournament in Street
Fighter. Under the guidance and training of Coach Russell, club members refined their strategic skills,
resulting in a proud podium appearance for the school's emerging esports initiative.
If you or a friend are interested in joining esports, head to Mr. Russell’s classroom, room B-207, and
ask how you can be a member of the esports team.
Reminder: The final day to purchase Chromebook insurance is September 15. Coverage protects against accidental damage, theft, and other costly repairs. Sign up at myschoolfees.com or in the finance office.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌸 Join us at our Annual Multicultural Celebration on September 16th during lunch. Celebrate culture, identity, and belonging — "Your individuality is important..." Be there! @Springvillehia #HispanicHeritageMonth #SpringvilleHS
🎉 Springville High School Homecoming Week is almost here! 🎉 Show your school spirit all week long:
👕 9/14 — Adam Sandler Dress Day
🖤 9/15 — SHS Out (ASSEMBLY)
💇 9/16 — Wigs Day! (PAINT FIGHT)
🤠 9/17 — Country vs. Country Club (LIGHT PARADE/BURNING OF THE S)
🔴 9/18 — Red Out (Football Game!)
Go Red Devils! ❤️💙 #SHSHomecoming #HomecomingWeek
✨ Homecoming Light Parade — Thursday, Sept. 17! Line up at 7:30 PM at the church on 1460 E 900 S as the parade rolls West down 900 S. Then stay for the Burning of the "S"! 🔴 #SHSHomecoming #GoRedDevils
Clay, Conversations & Crafting: Inside Ms. Israelsen’s Ceramics Class!
By Celeste Angulo and Vaughn Sanford, SHS Digital Media Class
Taking ceramics with our Fine Arts teacher, Ms. Heidi Israelsen, is such a great experience. It gives you a chance to talk with friends, express your creativity, and make unique clay projects you can actually keep. Ms. Israelsen fosters a welcoming environment where you get to craft fun projects, enjoy the process, and walk away with great memories every class.
Featured Students: Kynlee Virgin, Lilly Jacobson, Delilah Orme, Ashley Rodriguez, Caleb Unguren, and Ben Jenkins.
By Celeste Angulo and Vaughn Sanford, SHS Digital Media Class
Taking ceramics with our Fine Arts teacher, Ms. Heidi Israelsen, is such a great experience. It gives you a chance to talk with friends, express your creativity, and make unique clay projects you can actually keep. Ms. Israelsen fosters a welcoming environment where you get to craft fun projects, enjoy the process, and walk away with great memories every class.
Featured Students: Kynlee Virgin, Lilly Jacobson, Delilah Orme, Ashley Rodriguez, Caleb Unguren, and Ben Jenkins.
📞 SHS has a new phone system! Previous office numbers are no longer in service. Please call the Front Office at 801-489-2870, and our team will direct your call to the right place — counseling, attendance, and more
Art Foundations 1: Unleash your Creativity
By Adam Fisher and Kevin Bustos, SHS Digital Media Class
Students learn the basic building blocks of art in Mrs. Autumn Jensen’s Art Foundations 1 class. Mastering the simple, powerful skills of art allows students to create anything they can imagine.
Every great artist starts with the fundamentals, and Isaak Davila is laying down the groundwork.
By Adam Fisher and Kevin Bustos, SHS Digital Media Class
Students learn the basic building blocks of art in Mrs. Autumn Jensen’s Art Foundations 1 class. Mastering the simple, powerful skills of art allows students to create anything they can imagine.
Every great artist starts with the fundamentals, and Isaak Davila is laying down the groundwork.
