On Thursday March 27 several Oakridge students participated in the Springville High FFA School Booster Banquet & Auction. Chase Sundet, Wesley Brailsford, Faith Sackett and Bailey Wall participated in the event. Wesley Brailsford and Bailey Wall received their FFA jackets donated by SHS FFA advisor Monica Giffing. The students received an FFA shirt and patch.
The Oakridge School Live Auction Fundraiser held Monday, March 17 was a great success. With close to 200 items donated by merchants and individuals from all over Utah County and Salt Lake, the cafeteria at SHS was packed with everything from art Work, gift baskets, and other large items and gift certificates. The evening was geared up to meet everyones expectations and excitement! The evening began with customers previewing the items for auction. The pulled pork dinner donated my Smith's Grocery store in Payson, fed close to 100 people. As auctioneer Ty Tingey began the bid-calling, the bidders began their quest for their favorite items. The evening culminated with almost every item sold and many happy bidders. We would like to thank the Springville High School student council, Oakridge School parents and staff and the other community members who helped make this event a success. A "GREAT BIG THANK YOU" to all the bidders who came out and supported this event.
Just a friendly reminder about the Oakridge School Live Auction Fundraiser Tonight!
Springville High School Cafeteria - Doors open at 5 PM for Item preview, dinner, and bake sale.
Auction begins at 6PM
Please check out our Facebook Page - Oakridge School to see all the great items that will be auctioned tonight.
Dinner: Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Chips and Drink - $5.00 per person
Bring your *Green* and Support This Wonderful School!
Don't forget the Oakridge School Live Auction!
Monday, March17, 2017
Springville High School Cafeteria -1205 E 900 S, Springville, UT
Doors open at 5:00 PM - For Dinner, Bake Sale and Item Preview
Live Auction begins at 6:00 PM.
Bring Your *Green* and Support this Wonderful School!
The Nebo School District is celebrating National School Breakfast week March 3-March 7. The 2014 theme for this annual event is "Take Time for School Breakfast". On Monday, Mayor Steve Leifson will join the students at Rees Elementary for breakfast and read the official proclamation to open the week's events. Throughout the week we have numerous activities including prize giveaways in the cafeterias and both a school and district-wide art contest. Students can enter their school's art contest for a small prize. The winner at each school will then be submitted to the district-wide contest. We will choose 4 district-wide winners who will receive bicycles as a grand prize! The Nebo School District encourages families and students to participate in our school breakfast and lunch programs. We hope you have a fun celebration!
On Monday. March 17, 2017 Oakridge school will hold its 2nd Annual Live Auction Fundraiser. The Auction will be held in the Springville High School cafeteria. The Doors open at 5 PM for dinner, bake sale and item preview. Please join us for a fun filled night. All proceeds will go towards much needed equipment for the students.
Several students from Oakridge School are participating in the Springville High School chapter of the FFA and 4-H. Wesley Brailsford and Bailey Wall will each work closely with a high school student who will help them get their pigs ready for the Livestock Show.
Three students are participating in 4-H. They are Gabriel and Faith Sackett and Chase Sundet. These three students will also work with a high school partner to get their pigs ready for the Livestock Show.
The Oakridge students will help with feeding, cleaning and interacting with the pigs that they will sell in the spring.
A surprise visit was made to by Cupid (aka) Coutney Morton. Cupid came bearing four boxes of donuts for the staff.
On Thursday the Oakridge students celebrated Valentine's. The students enjoyed playing Bingo, decorating cookies and painting.
Every Monday Oakridge School buzzes with the pitter patter of small feet. On Mondays Audiologist Dallin Millington, tests the hearing and vision of preschool aged children. Dixie Spressor and Norma Goddard are also on hand to assess cognitive skills. This is the first stop in the process to see if a child qualifies for Special Ed services. Nebo School District provides pre-school service at no charge to developmentally delayed eligible children with severe disabilites. District preschools are only for students with disabilites unless parents choose to pay tution or attend Title 1. If you have any any questions or want to schedule an appointment, call Teresa at 801-491-2165 or the Special Ed office at 801-354-7416.
