May 2019

A reminder that next Friday, May 17th, will be the last day of classes here at the ALC that will be held this school year. There will be no buses running after that day. 

May 17th  LAST DAY OF CLASSES FOR SENIORS at the Home school as well.

 So if you have work to turn in and books to turn in please get those turned in before that date.

THANK YOU for an AWESOME school year!

Today a great lady was honored at the ALC as the 2019 ALC Classified Employee of the year.  The person who was chosen by her associates was Mrs. Miranda Hjorth. She was presented her award by Mr. Mark Halls and Craig Harvey, who represented the Horace Mann Foundation.

Miranda started working here at the ALC in 2014. She jumped in with both feet and has helped shape the ALC into what it is today. She is married to Nathan Hjorth and has 3 children, Hatee, Maren and Micah.

This Friday during the UVU graduation there will be 33 Nebo high school graduates that will also graduate from UVU with their Associate's Degree.  Behind every successful student, there is also a driving force that helps them achieve their goal. Usually, it is a parent, or friend or mentor.

Without fail, here at the ALC, one of the BIGGEST dedicated force that is instrumental in helping these students during the past three years achieve their goal of an associate degree, is our counselor, Annette Pukahi.

Annette has spent countless hours trying to figure out how to make schedules to work, sometimes having to perform miracles by basically making the classes fit together like a puzzle piece.

Here at the ALC, we KNOW we have the best principal in all of the school district!

Mr. Ben Ford is one of a kind!!    

He is loved by the students and the faculty and staff.  And we would be lost without him.

AND A SHOUT OUT TO ALL THE OTHER PRINCIPALS HERE IN THE NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT. 

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!! 

Some of Mrs. Ewell's Business Law students were recently able to visit the newly opened Provo 4th District Court building.  Students, while sitting in the jury box, were given private instruction by a current District Court judge and were later able to watch several criminal sentencing hearings.  Students were also taken on a tour of the new court facility, including a juvenile courtroom, holding cells, judges chambers and more.  Mrs.