Here’s the Finalists in our Math March Madness Competition. Our winners will be announced at our Victory Assembly.
1st Grade continues to show their school spirit. Mrs. Anderson’s First Grade class takes the Spirit Day trophy this week. Congratulations!
Two 5th Grade Crocs decided that they wanted to inspire people so they came and put all sorts of really sweet positive signs up all over the school yesterday on peoples windows to make them feel happy about themselves. What awesome examples of Being the Good in the World and inspiring others to do the same. These two are good examples of Habit 4: Think Win-Win.
Thank you PTA for sponsoring a fun Skate Night at Classic Fun Center. Students and Teachers showed up for a fun night of scootering and skating with friends and family. Looking at the pictures with all those smiling faces, everyone must have had a great time!
Two First Grade Classes showed they have School Spirit! Today, Mrs. Anderson’s class and Mrs. Jensen’s class both had ALL of their students wearing RED or Cherry Creek attire. Congratulations!
The Sweet 16 was whittled down to the Elite 8, after another round of multiplication tests. The Final Four will be announced next week, with the grade level winners being announced at the Victory assembly next Friday. Good Luck!
A 2nd Grader in Ms. Beeson’s Class made the Impossible Shot. Congratulations!
This week, a 1st Grader and a 4th Grader, traded their Croc Cash for the Principal’s chair. The school day must be much more enjoyable in a comfy, padded chair.
Nebo School District's Indian Education and Utah State University's CLASP Collaborative invite you to our Multicultural Fashion Show.
Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
Time: 6 pm-8 pm Doors open at 5:30 pm
Location: Spanish Fork High School auditorium
158 N 630 W, Spanish Fork, UT 84660
PERFORM, PARTICIPATE, EDUCATE
We are looking for people who want to share about their culture!
This community event is designed to be an educational experience for youth and their families to learn about the traditional, contemporary, and special events in fashion and culture from different communities. Featuring Kassie John as our Master of Ceremonies. Kassie is an independent Indigenous Designer, Diné Illustrator, and owner of Native Generations.
We are looking for community members who are interested in educating participants about a specific culture. The goal is to learn about as many cultures as we can and provide this opportunity to everyone.
If you are interested in hosting an educational booth, please sign up using this form: Sign Up Form
Visit our website for more details about the Fashion Show.
https://www.claspcollaborative.org/fashionshow
We welcome everyone, and if you just want to attend the show, don't forget to RSVP!
Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
Time: 6 pm-8 pm Doors open at 5:30 pm
Location: Spanish Fork High School auditorium
158 N 630 W, Spanish Fork, UT 84660
PERFORM, PARTICIPATE, EDUCATE
We are looking for people who want to share about their culture!
This community event is designed to be an educational experience for youth and their families to learn about the traditional, contemporary, and special events in fashion and culture from different communities. Featuring Kassie John as our Master of Ceremonies. Kassie is an independent Indigenous Designer, Diné Illustrator, and owner of Native Generations.
We are looking for community members who are interested in educating participants about a specific culture. The goal is to learn about as many cultures as we can and provide this opportunity to everyone.
If you are interested in hosting an educational booth, please sign up using this form: Sign Up Form
Visit our website for more details about the Fashion Show.
https://www.claspcollaborative.org/fashionshow
We welcome everyone, and if you just want to attend the show, don't forget to RSVP!
This week, we had a tie! Mrs. Jensen’s 1st Graders and Mrs. Hardman’s 3rd Graders tied with 93% of their classes wearing Red or Cherry Creek attire. Congratulations!
It’s the month of March. And you know what that means at Cherry Creek…Math March Madness. Here’s the qualifiers for the Sweet 16. Good luck as you go on to test for the Elite 8.
What a way to start out the school week! This 1st Grader in Mrs. Anderson’s class cashed in his Croc Cash for Mrs. Darrington’s chair. Mrs. Darrington’s chair is trendy at Cherry Creek.
It’s Wild Wednesday at Cherry Creek. Look at all the wild prints worn by faculty and students. How fun!
4th Graders must have found the secret to the Impossible Shot. And this 4th Grader has the magic touch. This is his 2nd time making the impossible possible. He made his first Impossible Shot in 1st Grade. Congratulations!
Wow! What a way to start the week. A 4th Grader in Mrs. Deardeuff’s class made the Impossible Shot. Congratulations!
On Friday, we had our Victory Assembly where the Top Crocs and Leaders of the Month were announced. Congratulations to all who were recognized for living the 7 Habits. Progress on our two WIGS were also revealed. Crocs are doing well with earning Croc Claws. All Crocs need to continue reading every night so that you can earn tickets for our fun Reading Carnival.
Mrs. Jensen’s 1st Grade Class is all smiles. They won back the Spirit Day Trophy this week. Congratulations!
Mrs. Darrington’s chair is trending! This time, it’s a 3rd Grader buying the Principal’s chair for a day. Must be a pretty comfortable way to spend the day at school.
Those 2nd Graders think Mrs. Darrington’s chair is the best investment! Two more 2nd Graders trade in their Croc Cash for the use of the Principal’s chair for a day! Who wouldn’t like to study in comfort?
Kindergarteners have been learning about Christopher Columbus and how he sailed from Spain to North America in 1492. They had fun building their own ships out of tin foil and testing them to see how well they could float.
