Lehi High School Weekly Newsletter

Inspiring a Community of Pioneers to Higher Levels of Learning

September 11, 2017

LHS NEWS

Calendar

Monday September 11 (B)

Girls Tennis @ Mt. View - 3:00

Marching Band Family and Fiends Show - 6:00

Tuesday September 12 (A)

Girls Tennis @ Spanish Fork - 3:00

Volleyball @ Payson - 6:00

Wednesday September 13 (B)

Boys Golf @ Hobble Creek

Parent Teacher Conference - 3:00-8:00

Thursday September 14 (A)

Girls Tennis Vs. Payson - 3:00

Girls Soccer @ Orem - 4:00

Volleyball @ Uintah - 6:00

Friday September 15 (B)

Cross Country @ Valley Regional Park - 4:00

Football @ Maple Mountain - 7:00

Saturday September 16

Marching Band - Orem Showcase Review - 7:30

Janice Bentley a Health, Sports Medicine, Intro to Health Science, and Athletic Trainer at Lehi High School. She has been teaching for 5 years and has worked at Lehi High for 10 years.

She enjoys mountain biking, hiking, laying by the pool, and going to the dog park in her free time. Janice also enjoys

Sports, Crafts, Interior Design,

Netflix Documentaries and Originals. She has two furbabies - Willow, 2 1/2 years old (labradoodle) and Kitten, 17 years old (old grumpy cat). She loves Lehi. This was her first job out of college as an Athletic Trainer and she liked it so much that when she was asked to teach, she decided to get her teaching license. She loves the small town feel and that everyone "kinda" knows everyone else.

Inside this Week at Lehi

National Honor Society

Any student wanting to join NHS this year needs to fill out an application, meet requirements, pay fee and print most recent transcript. Please turn into Mrs. Tuckett in room 135 by Monday, Sept. 11th! We are so excited for this opportunity as an organization to serve and work together this year! Please come and join!

Wednesday September 13th

3:00-8:00

Homecoming

Get your date

or go stag.

The Dance is

September 23rd

8:00 - 10:00

$35 for a couple

$20 for a stag

School started a day early for Physics teachers Peter Edmondson and Mary Seamons. Many students and teachers were outside, just north of the school watching the Great American Solar Eclipse on Aug.21st. There were solar eclipse glasses, telescopes and binoculars with solar filters, pinhole viewers and even a projection into the school hallway of an image of the sun. Many ooed and awed at the simplicity of seeing images on the sidewalk from their crisscrossed fingers or even from the light passing between the leaves of trees. Some found they could get photos either with a solar filter or through one of the telescopes.

The moon cast a shadow on the earth during this time and during the peak 90% of the sun was blocked for us here in Lehi. During the peak of the eclipse, the temperature dropped by around 5 degrees with a noticeable darkening of the sky. The effect, while not as great as for those in the path of totality, was still impressive and deepened our appreciation for the star we call home.

Helpful Hints

Counseling

Kathy Rich (A-E)

Bob Barnes (S-Z)

Troy Humphries (F-L)

Elizabeth Scott (M-R)

Click here to go to the counseling website.

This year all parents must complete the student information update in Skyward. This is found by logging into Skyward with your parent login, selecting STUDENT INFORMATION UPDATE on the left menu, and following the instructions. This process must be completed separately for each student. Students must have this process completed by a parent in order to have computer access at school.