We are proud to recognize over 800 of our DFJHS students who have made the 2nd Term Honor Roll. Students who have a GPA of 3.5 or higher are on one of three lists. We are proud of their hard work and efforts in making this list, nice work Diamondbacks!

Students in Mr. Hansen's Science classes spent last week creating. They used all sorts of items to depict natural disasters. Some used clay and paint while others used cotton balls and sticks. Some students even created pictues on their computers! It was awesome to see how creative our students can be. 

The Diamond Fork Make-A-Wish Ball was a huge success. Our wish child three-year-old Ryver was our special guest. As a surprise for Ryver, who came dressed as Elsa, we had Princess Anna there to greet her. Ryver's favorite princesses are Elsa and Anna from Frozen. Anna led Ryver and the students in a singing of "The First Time in Forever, " "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman," and "Let It Go." We raised almost $1,000 at the ball to help grant Ryver's wish. 

Our very own Coach Young was recently recgonized by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) as "Coach of the Year". Coach Young teaches PE, Weightlifting, and Advanced PE here at Diamond Fork as well being the head tennis coach at Orem High School. Last spring his Orem Tiger tennis team won the state tournament. Congrats to Coach Young for all his hard work and efforts, a well deserved award. 

In line with our Make-A-Wish week we had a pajama day. Students who brought a dollar could wear their pajamas and bring a blanket, even teachers got in on the fun! We were able to raise over $500 just doing this activity, we should reach our goal and send our wish kid to Disneyworld!