Mrs. Memmott's class showed off their amazing reading skills in the faculty workroom!  Their hard work and effort is paying off! They are reading so well!

Mrs. Painter was named Rees Teacher of the Year today!  Mrs. Painter is always so positive, kind, thoughtful, and goes the extra mile to serve everyone around her.  We are so happy for all that Mrs. Painter does to teach and serve everyone at Rees.  Congratulations Mrs. Painter! 

5th grade had an incredible time at the Utah State Capitol today! We even got to meet Senator Mckell and Representative White! It was an amazing hands on learning adventure! #freedom

After creating a hypothesis and going through the Scientific Process, 5th grade students were able to learn up close and personal how to utilize this process to gain knowledge about their own questions. Today, January 23, they shared their projects and knowledge with judges, fellow students across all grade levels, and their family and friends.

Rees Eagles spend their mornings listening to Laura Brockbank play requests by ear on the piano.  Laura Brockbank is a Music Integration Coach for Nebo School District, working through the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program.  The vision of the BTS Arts Program is that every elementary school student receives a high-quality arts experience as part of their education.  Mrs. Brockbank will work closely with teachers of all grades to provide this experience over the next several weeks.  

Rees Eagles had the opportunity to present to the Nebo School District Board of Education.  Choir on Rees Avenue was able to perform A Million Dreams.  A few 4th graders showed  the board members some book reports that they did through coding.  Student Council explained what SOAR means at our school and how we strive to live each one of the letters to make Rees the best place to be.  We are proud of all of our Eagles and the way Rees was represented.  

Second grade had the best time decorating gingerbread houses together.  They read gingerbread stories, decorated houses, and ate plenty of sugar while doing it.  Everyone went home with their own little house.  This was a fun activity that we hope sticks around.    

Our Spanish Fork police department came to celebrate these 10 students for SOARing and doing good things here at school.