Second Grade Science

Submitted by becky.manning on Sun, 03/05/2023 - 21:51
Second graders looking at their cups where they planted their seeds.

Students in Mrs Berbert’s class prepare for a science experiment where they will be comparing the growth of plants with and without light. These kids can’t wait to find out what will happen!

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Katriel Berbert

Kindness Month at Maple Ridge

Submitted by becky.manning on Wed, 03/01/2023 - 13:31
Student Council in front of the sign at school reminding us to smile, compliment, and invite.

February was Kindness Month at Maple Ridge. Throughout the month our student council gave us challenges to work on and planned activities for Maple Ridge students to participate in. They challenged us all to SMILE, COMPLIMENT, and INVITE each week during the month. Our student council decorated the halls with kindness quotes to remind us all of the importance of being kind. Students wrote kind things they had done or someone had done for them and hung them on a sign that was displayed at the front of the school. They also wrote thank you notes to people they appreciate during lunch.

First Grade Artists

Submitted by becky.manning on Mon, 02/27/2023 - 20:06
First graders showing off their completed artwork.

Miss Stokes’ 1st graders got to learn about artist, Romero Britto, from our district arts specialist Ms. Brown! They created hearts with different patterns using oil pastels!

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Morgan Stokes

White Ribbon Week Assembly

Submitted by becky.manning on Mon, 02/27/2023 - 19:55
Chris Hales talking to students at the White Ribbon Week Assembly.

Last week was White Ribbon Week at Maple Ridge. Students learned about being safe online and had an assembly by Chris Hales. He talked about the dangers of social media and important it is for us to always be kind. Thanks to our Maple Ridge PTA for planning such a great White Ribbon Week! @maple_ridge_elementary_pta

Dealing with Concerning Behaviors

Submitted by becky.manning on Mon, 02/27/2023 - 11:21
Free workshop (in person or on Zoom) on March 9th to help answer behavior problems. Register at bit.ly/SOSBehavior. If you have a behavior question ask here prior to the workshop: bit.ly/BehaviorForm23

This is a free hybrid in-person AND live zoom workshop on March 9 through Nebo District/Utah Parent Center to help answer difficult behavior questions parents may have, and to help them know what they can do as parents.  This workshop can be attended by anyone who is interested and will apply to both children and teens. Here is the registration link: bit.ly/SOSBehavior.  We also wo

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Heidi Whittaker

Nebo Schools Open on Regular Schedule Thursday, February 23, 2023

Submitted by becky.manning on Thu, 02/23/2023 - 08:47

All Nebo schools will be open on the regular schedule for Thursday, February 23, 2023. We truly appreciate the city, county, state, and district personnel for their diligent work in our recent storm across our district. Please remember that school closures are rare. In most cases, school will remain in session even with Utah's climate. Because weather conditions may vary greatly in different neighborhoods and on different streets, we encourage parents to make attendance decisions for their own students.

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Lana Hiskey

3rd Term Parent-Teacher Conferences in March

Submitted by sara.matis on Tue, 02/21/2023 - 20:29
Parent Teacher Conference Image with Crayons

We look forward to meeting with parents to share student progress and make additional goals.  Please use the link below to schedule with your child's teacher.  If none of the available times meet your schedule, please contact your child's teacher via email to schedule an alternate time.  We can't wait to visit with you!

Kindergarten

Mrs. Hales

Mrs. Love