ALC Engineering Design and Development students recently took home Audience Choice Award at the Student Innovator of the Year Competition.  The competition was at BYU. 

 Students competed for over $6,000 in cash prizes awarded to first, second, and third place for the high school, junior high, and elementary divisions.

First place winners in each division won $1,000, second took home $600, and third place got $400 to keep working on their innovations.

With it being the last week that students attend the ALC for this school year, we would like to take time out to say CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE SENIORS FROM THE 5  HIGH SCHOOL'S THAT ATTENDED THE ALC!

We have taken the month of May to honor them with a display in our front entry way. The display has pictures of every Senior who had a senior picture taken. It has caps, gowns and tasssles representing each high school as well.

The students have had a fun time walking by and picking out not only their picture, but the pictures of the friends from the different high schools that they have met by attending the ALC. It has been fun to see the bonds that develop, despite the high school the students go to. 

Mr. Arnold's Film and Digital Classes held their Film Festival here at the ALC. There were many  students who submitted projects.

 It was a fun night for all and many students and parents turned out to support and watch all of the submitted projects.

Below is the list of winners.

 We are so proud of all the students and thier hard work this year.

Shout out to Mr. Arnold for his hard work in getting the students to this point.

Short Film

1st Place

Short Film

Nebo Film Festival

     Let the fun begin!                         Summer Offerings June - July 2018

Students that choose to participate must have some experience in each of the related fields.  

       June 4-7 M-Th Session 1 options

One of our talented students in Mr. Powell's class, Erika Kunz, took third place last week at the UVU Concurrent Enrollment Art Festival.   

The name of her entry piece was Lion. It is digital media for the form of media. It is a vector graphics piece.

WE ARE SO PROUD OF HER!!!

WAY TO GO ERIKA !

 The night was a fun, exciting night. The students did such a good job of presenting their projects to family and businesses.

Pictured are all the ACE Mentoring Students

Gabe Tate, Ivin Zabriskie, Joseph Jacklin , Taylor Ottley, Jared Smith, Ben Brown, Clark Tischner, Blake Everett

As the school year starts to end, we get to see the fruits of the students labors.  This year was no exception of the caliber that the ALC and its students bring to Nebo School District. They never cease to amaze us with the oustanding things they have done over the course of the school year.

One of these examples came to pass this past week during the Utah Digital Media Arts Festival at UVU. Our amazing students from both, Mr. Arnold's class, and Mr. Powell's class came home with most of the awards!!

The students and the peices they entered are as follows:

From Mr. Brandon Arnold's class:

Calling all Juniors and Seniors for 2018-2019 school year. If you have good grades, good attendance and have currently taken or are enrolled in a CTE related class, internships may be another option for you.

Internships give students the opportuniy to explore carrers they are interested in, learn a variety of skills under the guidance of adult mentors, workin teams, solve problems, meet employers' expectations and create professional relationships. 

To apply for an internship complete the application below and either submit to your school's counseling office or email it to:  chris.thomas [at] nebo.edu

ALC has a new addition in our new building, and we are so excited for what this means for all of the students that this new addition will affect.  A redbird MCX full motion simulator, with a wrap around visual, configured as a Cessna 172 with traditional round gauges was brought and installed here at our school. Additionally four Redbird Jay Velocity PC type flight training devices have been purchased for the aviation program. For the 2018/2019 school year a Flight Simulator Course and Air Transportation Management will be added to the curriculum. All that is pretty exciting to the student’s and enrollment in the aviation program is forecast to grow to 132 students.

WE ARE SO EXCITED!!!!