On Wednesday, September 19th, Officer Irvine took time out of his busy schedule to visit the second grade students at Santaquin Elementary. He talked about safety and making smart choices. We are grateful to the important members of our community who help keep us safe.
Jonathan Chapman (September 26, 1774 – March 18, 1845), also known as Johnny Appleseed, was an American pioneer who introduced apple trees to America. He became an American legend while he was still alive because of his kind and generous ways, his great leadership and the importance he placed on apples. On September 26th, our 2nd grade students were treated to a visit from this legendary figure. Stories were read and tales were told ... "an apple seedling tree in one hand and book in the other."
We have amazing faculty and staff members at Santaquin Elementary and our wonderful PTA has decided to spotlight them! This week we learned a little more about Mrs. Greer (6th), Miss Levi (2nd), and Mrs. Hogan (1st). We are so grateful to have these Magic Makers at our school because they help us remember every day how ... The Magic Begins With YOU!
Character Education is alive and well at Santaquin Elementary! These students have all been chosen by their teachers for demonstrating how "we show respect for ourselves and others" by practicing HONESTY with fellow classmates and friends. Thank you for setting such a great example for all of us!
Author Adam Glendon Sidwell visited our school on Wednesday, September 27th. He immediately got our attention by showing us some of the films he and his brother helped make. He was involved in the animation for such films as Pirates of the Caribbean, Tron, Toy Story 3, Spiderman, The Incredibles, Night at the Museum, Avitar, and King Kong!! What a fantastic way to e
Santaquin families enjoyed the kick-off activity for our Fall Book Fair with an early morning "Parents and Pastries". Parents were invited by the PTA to "bring your children and some books and come enjoy milk and donuts while you read together!" What a great way to start the day ... reading!
