On Friday, December 4, Springville High FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), competed in the regional competition at Utah Valley University. 

Students who participated: Matt Boel, Jared Coles, Elwin Golding, Julia Gonzales, Rafael Gonzalez, Caleb Houtz, Jonathan Howes, Janessa Lewis, Garrett Lopshire, and Erick Vargas.

The following students and teams placed in their competitive events:

On Tuesday, November 24, at Springville, our Lady Red Devil basketball team crushed Timpview, 58-40. Lydia Austin owned the court, scoring 30 points, and making seven 3 point shots that helped Springville on their road to victory. Olivia Park and Savannah Sumsion also added a valuable contribution with both of them scoring 10-12 points respectively.

Home game played on Wednesday, December 2.

photos by Mark Spencer

This is Mr. David Valeti’s first year teaching at Springville High.  He was assigned to SHS last year as a student-teacher.  He teaches inclusion English, inclusion Biology and also Study Skills. 

“My vision is to help students realize their true potential and assist them in identifying what their likes and skills are and how they can apply that to a job or their education,” said Valeti.

This week we received the opportunity to interview and get to know our new U.S. Studies/Government teacher Mrs. Kara Hernandez.  She is very happy to be here at Springville High.  She attended Brigham Young University before she came to teach at SHS.  She wants to help create a positive and fun learning environment for each of her students.  Hernandez hopes that students will leave her classroom with a clear understanding of why History/Government is important and also learn values of how to be successful outside school.

Congratulations to the following students receiving Academic All State honors:

Volleyball:  Analyse Fischio, Carmen Payne, Amanda Schultz
Soccer:  Alexis Monson, Meagan Morrill, Alyssa Oman
Boys Cross Country:  Austin Galbraith

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Springville’s undefeated Red Devils made their goal—to play at Rice Eccles stadium supported by bus loads of SHS students, faculty, staff, and fans.  In an exciting race to the 4A state football championship, Springville knew getting past East wouldn’t be easy. 

The Red Devils played with high-risk and high-intensity.  In the first half, Springville opted to go for a touchdown instead of a field goal twice in the red zone and came away with zero points both times, which resulted in a halftime score of 14-0, in favor of East.