We anticipate Governor Herbert's "Stay Home, Stay Safe" directive to be relaxed enough after May 1 to invite you to school to retrieve any personal items you or your children may want.  If you desire us to bag up your child's belongings, please fill out the following survey this week.  This same survey will be posted in each of our teacher's virtual classrooms this week and on our school website and social media sites.  Those items not bagged up will be disposed of so we can begin our deep summer cleaning process.  The survey is due Fri, May 1.

 Parents may come to school for their child's belongings Mon or Tues, May 4 or 5, from 9 am - 12 pm.  The procedure will go as follows - you will pull your car up to the curb, a school employee will greet you at the curb to get your student's names and will retrieve the items for you and bring them to your car.  You will not get out of your car  ... it's curbside service!  Think of it like drop-off/pick-up, that's what we envision it looking like.   We have been cleaning and disinfecting the school and are significantly liming people in our building to adhere to safe and healthy guidelines.  

Please complete this survey if you have and/or want your child's personal belongings from school (fill out one for each child):

https://bit.ly/SCpersonalitems

To receive this award, students must read multiple books from various genres - it is an admirable accomplishment and we are proud of these students (... and teacher!)!!  These ladies not only earned a bingo, they earned an entire blackout!  Recipients earn a gift basket from the school and lots of well-earned praise.  Congratulations!

Please see the attached flyers to enroll for Mountainland Head Start!

Flyer - English

Flyer - Spanish

In the Spring, at Sage Creek, we celebrate White Ribbon Week, sponsored by the PTA.  This week is full of lessons and fun activities to help students be smart and safe on the internet. Because of the cancellation of school for the rest of the year we were not able to hold White Ribbon Week. Now, more than ever, it is important for students to learn how to be safe on the internet because they are on it for school. Utah NetSmartz is a program that educates students about digital safety and they have provided great videos for our school to access ... for free! You can access the videos at http://www.utahnetsmartz.org/educator-resources. There are three separate videos broken down by grade level. We hope these videos help you and your families stay safe online.

In the midst of this new experience of online schooling put together by our wonderful teachers and staff, we want to make sure we have the chance to say THANK YOU! Since we can't do it in person, the PTA would love to put together a Video of your children saying Thanks!

School closure doesn't stop Dragons from excelling!  This last week the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade Sage Creek Math Madness Team led by Ms. Louise Crook competed in a national online math competition. They were matched up against another team from Colorado. Our team represented us very well and won the match! This upcoming week they will again compete, this time against a team from Phoenix, Arizona. Good Luck Dragons!!

End of Year Plan

End of Year Plan - Espanol

Office Hours:  During the closure, limited office staff are available to open and happy to help you from 8am-3pm.  

Paper Packets:  Paper learning packets for those students without online access will be available in 2-week time frames throughout closure.  Mar 30-Apr 10, remember Spring Break is 2nd week of this window; Apr 13-Apr 24; Apr 27-May 8, May 11-May 22.

Meals:  After Spring Break (beginning Apr 13), the district has consolidated meal sites to the following locations in Springville.  Both breakfast and lunch can be picked up from 10:30am-12:00pm.

Brookside Elementary, Cherry Creek Elementary, Meadow Brook Elementary, Springville Junior High, Springville High School

Spring Break is Apr 6-10.  No online school (or paper packets) will be held during this time.  Stay happy and healthy - we miss you!!