To help raise awareness about the dangers of radon, students at Diamond Fork Junior High School are doing a poster contest.  Entries are due October 8th to your science teacher.  If you win the school contest you move on to the state competition, if you win the state competition you receive money and a chance to move on to the national competition.

Every month at Diamond Fork Junior High two students from the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades are selected as students of the month.  These students are nominated and then voted on by the entire faculty.  The students of the month for May are:

7th Grade: Julianna Keele and Hayden Webster

8th Grade: Cienna Dorny and Jordan Wadley

9th Grade: Alison Vance and Braeden Staheli

Journalism students at Diamond Fork Junior High recently visited the studios of BYU TV, and the radio station KBYU 89.1 FM.  Students were able to talk with reporters and ask them questions about a career in journalism.  Students were even invited into the broadcasting booth of KBYU, and were present as the DJ broadcast live on the air.  After investigating the working environments of professional journalists, students were also able to visit the recording facilities of the YouTube hit show "Studio C."

On Thursday, May 2nd, seventh grade students at Diamond Fork Junior High assembled together to cheer on their fellow classmates who were selected to represent their English class.  As a school activity every 7th grader selected a poem to not only memorize but "perform" for

Diamond Fork Junior High School’s eighth grade orchestra has had a fabulous year. They recently held their end of year concert highlighting what they've been working on for the last few months.  Diamond Fork’s eighth grade orchestra teachers Sherrie Dunford and Julie Boogert were very pleased with the orchestra's performance.