All in for Each Learner
In art, students learned about photographer and National Geographic Explorer Joel Sartore. Joel is the founder of the Photo Ark, a groundbreaking effort to document species before they disappear—and to get people to care while there’s still time. Students then used one of Sartore's animal photographs to use as inspiration for their metal tooling project.
The DFJHS production of Shrek has been underway for several months now. Teachers, cast, and crew members have been working extremely hard each day after school to be ready for opening night on Wednesday March 20th. Please come support your students, and if you don’t have any students performing it is a wonderful opportunity for a family activity. It will run on each of the following nights at 7:30pm; Wednesday March 20th, Thursday March 21st, Friday March 22nd, and Saturday March 23rd. We hope to see a packed house each night!
Ivy Drumm and Nathan Heaton took 1st place in the Policy Debate category at the March Madness Debate Tournament!
You never know what to expect at our amazing orchestra concerts. Notice the conductor is a dinasaur!
Our DF choirs amazed the audience performing songs of praise in both Latin and English! A big thank you to Mrs. Lewis!
We are fortunate to have such an amazing Principal here at Diamond Fork. Mrs. Burr is all about helping kids, whether that means being in Study Hall all day long helping with papers, or getting down on the ground and helping someone pick up/sort papers. We appreciate her for all she does, thanks Mrs. Burr!
Gavin Grotegut, 8th grader here at Diamond Fork (and back-to-back school Geography Bee Champ) will compete in the Utah State Geography Bee on March 29th. We wish Gavin good luck as he competes at the state level.
Matthew Hansen created a rice krispie cell in Mrs. Antares 7th grade science class.
