Payson High School science students show Santaquin 6th grade students how fun it is to make different experiments.

The 2nd grade students went on a tour of Santaquin City to become more aware of the way the community works together.

They visited the City offices where they toured the Senior Center, visited with employees from the water department and other departments, and played games at the Parks and Recreation Department.

Their adventure continued to Santaquin Library.  They learned how many books are in the library and other function of a library. Santaquin Library was the first library in the state to loan kindles.

They toured the Musuem including the old-time display shops located on the upper floor.  There was a candy shop, barber shop, and jail.  As the students passed by the jail, they thought they saw Mr. Goudy.  Could it be?

The 2nd grade students went on a farm field trip to Harward Farms. They learned about the importance of agriculture.  They stopped at the Splash Pad in Spanish Fork to have lunch and play on the playground.

Santaquin Elementary bike winners through the years.

Santaquin Elementary celebrated reading at our "It Pays to Read" assembly.  Two students won $15 each, one student won a bike, and 67 other students won other prizes.

Miss Santaquin visited in Miss Camper's 2nd grade class to teach the students about agriculture.

Oh the places we go when we read, especially Dr. Seuss books.  The 2nd graders enjoyed a read-a-thon in celebration of Dr. Seuss week.

To top off Dr. Seuss week, the 2nd grade classes welcomed guest readers on Friday, March 7.  Thanks to Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Goudy, and Mrs. Argyle for reading to the students.

Mr. Ekker, Mr. Kern, and Miss Camper dressed up for Wacky Wednesday.

Faculty and students showed school spirit by dressing in green during our Dr. Seuss week.