October 2018

Oct
29
2018

ALC WINS BIGGEST NEBO GROUP AT SALEM HILLS WITCHES RUN

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Shelley Heaton

This SATURDAY, OCT 27TH, Salem Hills High School held their annual Witches Run. The ALC was represented at the event with 11 of the employees in attendance. It is always such a fun time for us. We have been doing this since 3 years ago when the principal at the time, Wade Tischner, encouraged us to support Salem Hills High School Cross Country team.. It has since become a tradition that we are sure NOT to miss.

Oct
25
2018

Harry Potter Lights On Event Family Night

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Shelley Heaton

This Monday, October 29th, The Advanced Learning Center, ( ALC), along with the Spanish 
Fork Jr. High, Payson Jr. High, Diamond Fork Jr. High, and Riverview Elementary after-school coordinators will be hosting a Free Family Night Harry Potter Event in correlation with the Lights On Event held every year.

Oct
22
2018

Save the Kids free Parent Education Night sponsored by Nebo School District

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
s heaton
Save the Kids free Parent Education Night sponsored by Nebo School District. 
We are excited to have secured Collin Kartchner and Katey McPherson to present to Administrators and Counselors on Nov. 5 at 10:00 am, in the Board Room, at the District Office. This will be an opportunity you won't want to miss. 
 

All public is invited to the #savethekids free Parent Education Night sponsored by Nebo School District on November 5, 2018, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Springville High auditorium at 1205 East 900 South in Springville, Utah.

Oct
22
2018

IRON MAN IS THE BOSS AT THE ALC FOR BOSSES DAY

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
S. Heaton/ poster spoof by Brandon Arnold

Every one of us at some time in our lives will have to find a job and go to work. That is just a fact of life. Unfortunately, sometimes work can be just something you HAVE to do and the enjoyment may not be there. I know that I speak not only for myself, but for every employee at the ALC when I say that when we come to work each day it is not only a necessity for our lively hood, BUT IT IS AN ENJOYMENT! The person who is a very instrumental part of making it this way is our Principal, (Our Boss)..... Ben Ford!

Oct
15
2018

AdCap Challenge Winners Attends ALC

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Shelley Heaton. Amy Ewell
Ms. Ewell's Entreprenuership class attended the Adventure Capital Innovation challenge last week in Salt Lake City. Students that go to the ALC that attended this event from her class were:
 
Jenna Awtrey
Shamara Britos Cancinos
Hyrum Devenport
Emily Monroe
Heidi Palomar
Tanner Pope
Tanner Peteson
Liz Ashcraft 
Oakley Palreyman
 
Oct
10
2018

EMR TAKES BLOOD PRESSURE

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Natalie Grant, Shelley Heaton

THe EMR Classes were busy trying to make sure the added stress of school are not affecting the students, or the teachers health. They spent the day taking blood pressures to make sure that they not only knew how to  master this skill, but to make sure that students are still in good health.

 Once again, Thank you Ms.Grant for the hands-on experiences you give your students daily. 

 

Oct
01
2018

The 3 Accuplacer Queens.

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Shelley Heaton.

These three ladies have been very busy trying to make sure all the students that needed to take the accuplacer tests in order to place in a class, were given the opportunity. Since the start of summer up until today, these ladies have proctored more than 700+ units of math, and english to the students from the 5 different High Schools. 

All three, recently successfully completed and passed the ACCUPLACER CERTIFICATE OF TEST ADMINISTRATION test and are eligible to continue proctoring the Accuplacer tests at the ALC.

WAY TO GO LADIES!

#nailedit!

Oct
01
2018

PSYCHOLOGY HOLDS 5 SENSORY STATIONS

By shelley.heaton
Attributions: 
Shelley Heaton

Ms. Keetch's Pschology clases have been studying the 5 Senses this past week. In conjunction with learning about them, through discussion and making visual aids, the students were divided into 5 diferent groups for each sense, and given an interactive project to help the students understand their senses more indepth.

It was a very interesting experience for some of the students.  

 It's always so fun to see what will happen next in Ms. Keetch's classroom

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