NO ALC CLASSES HELD MARCH 20th

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REMINDER: March  20th THERE WILL BE NO ALC CLASSES HELD due to the ACT half day schedule.

Buses will not run to the ALC that day either.

 *Please note: (The UVU Live Interactive classes will still be held as scheduled)

Classes will resume on Wednesday, March 21st and it will be a "B" day schedule.

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Shelley Heaton

Finding Nebo Shout Out- Ronda Hair

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We are extremely proud to announce that our very own Ronda Hair has received a special shout out on the Finding Nebo Podcast. This recognition is truly well-deserved and we're delighted to celebrate it with all of you!

Ronda puts 110% in everything she does. Her love for the students and her willingness to help them succeed, does not go unnoticed.

Thanks to the generosity of Murdock Ford in Santaquin,  Ronda will also be receiving a free oil change. How fantastic is that?!

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Lindsey Hughes, Shelley Heaton

Educators Rising 2024 Convention Winners

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We have some exciting news to share with you about the incredible achievements of our students at the recent Educators Rising State Competition. Our students truly embodied the spirit of Advanced Learning Center and Nebo School District, showcasing their exceptional skills and talents.

We are thrilled to announce the following winners:

  • Kenadi Squires clinched the 1st place in Job Interview.

  • Addison Hatch made us proud by winning the 1st place in Educators Rising Moment.

  • Amelia Lopez took home the 1st place in Lesson Planning & Delivery STEM.

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Whitney Carter, Shelley Heaton

Anatomy and Physiology Cow Eye Dissection Lab

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Today students from Ms. Suzette Hartvigsen’s Advanced Health Science  embarked on a fascinating journey into the world of visual biology. Ever wondered where the retina is located, what vitreous humor is, or where the optic nerve is positioned? Today, our curious young minds found answers to all these questions and many more.

Our innovative Anatomy and Physiology Cow Eye Dissection Lab was a tremendous success. Students had the opportunity to dissect real cow eyeballs, offering them a hands-on, interactive learning experience. This in-depth exploration allowed them to look closely at the components of the eye and understand their functions.

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Shelley Heaton, Suzette Hartvigsen