March 25 SHHS Happenings Newsletter
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March 25 SHHS Happenings Newsletter
Attributions
Cindie Simmons
March 2022
Choir Tour
A Choir Tour three years in the making… Tonight, 106 Salem Hills High School Choir students and another 50 or so of their parents will depart for their first Choir Tour since 2019, to New York City. While there, they will be performing in several different venues, including the historic and prestigious Carnegie Hall.
They will be presenting a “Bon Voyage” Concert tonight at 6pm in the Auditorium Lobby. Come join us if you can and help send these amazing students on their way to this NYC Adventure!
Region 9 Instrumental Solo & Ensemble Festival
We had a remarkable showing by Salem Hills Instrumental Music Students tonight at the Region 9 Instrumental Solo & Ensemble Festival.
As part of the curriculum in the Band and Orchestra classes taught at Salem Hills, students learn contest solos, duets, trios and other various combinations to perform in front of adjudicators. This year, Salem Hills had a total of 32 Festival entries, all of which received Excellent ratings or better. 9 of these entries qualified for the UHSAA State Solo & Ensemble Festival!
These State qualifiers include:
- Salem Hills Percussion Ensemble
- Salem Hills Chamber Percussion
- Avery Allred (Violin Solo)
- Carley Bradshaw (Violin Solo)
- Bridger Saunders (Tuba Solo)
- Cameron Kaletta (Trumpet Solo)
- Jackson Wheelwright (Trumpet Solo)
- Collin Hawkins (Cello Solo)
- Salem Hills String Duet (Avery and David)
Congratulations are certainly in order for these Instrumental Music students at Salem Hills! Thank you for your support of our students!
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FCCLA State Competition
We congratulate our Skyhawk FCCLA team as they competed at state this week!
Maci Nielsen- Chapter Website- Bronze
Bri Cameron Career investigation- Gold
Bailey Black Career investigation- Gold Qualifying for Nationals First Place
Logenn Marziale Entrepreneurship Silver
Haven Harris- Gold first place qualifying for nationals
Chelsea Mower Fashion Construction- Gold first place qualifying for nationals
Hannah Lesher- Fashion Construction- Gold 3rd place overall
Brie Ericksen- Fashion Design- Gold first place qualifying for nationals
Samantha Walker- Interior Design Gold First Place Qualifying For nationals
Sydney Murdock & Kaitlyn Millar- Promote and Publicize FCCLA Gold First qualifying for nationals
Allie Moore- Repurpose and Redesign Silver
Region Theatre Results
Dram attended Region Theatre yesterday and these are the results. We entered 24 pieces (43 students in all) and EVERY SINGLE ONE qualified for State Competition! We were the only school in the Region to achieve this! These kids put in a lot of work and hours to make it happen. Thank you for supporting our students and allowing them to be part of what we're doing in the theatre. Be sure to congratulate them when you see them!
These are the individual awards we brought home:
2nd Place Sweepstakes
1st Place Pantomime - Annalyce Chandler
3rd Place Humorous Monologue - Gabe Shallenberger
2nd Place Dramatic Monologue - Michael Langton
2nd Place Shakespeare Scenes - Rue Devenport & Aaron Johnson
Salem Hills HOSA Team Competes
Congratulations to the Salem Hills HOSA team. These future health care professionals competed for the first time, and all students placed in the top ten. Kyle Campbell took 3rd place and qualified for the national competition in Nashville, TN.
Ashley Cahoon- Nurse assisting & job seeking skills
Kyle Campbell- Medical law and ethics, HOSA bowl
Madison Heaton- Epidemiology, CPR/First aid, medical terminology, HOSA bowl
Olivia Johnson- HOSA bowl
Jackson Nye- Medical terminology, CPR/First aid, HOSA bowl
Thank you to Mrs. Lyman for preparing her students and getting them to the state competition.
#HOSA #utahhosa #ctso #utahctso #nebocte
Knowledge Bowl
We are excited to host our knowledge bowl this week!
On Thursday we will have the final rounds. Here is the assembly schedule for that day.
March 15 SHHS Happenings Newsletter
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March 15 SHHS Happenings Newsletter
Attributions
Cindie Simmons
FBLA Competition Winners
Attributions
Curtis Burton
FFA State Convention
The Salem Hills FFA got to go to an in-person state convention on March 10th and the 11th. It was good to be able to attend in-person convection because the last 2 have been virtual. It was the first in-person State FFA Convention that our 27 students have ever been to. They enjoyed awards ceremonies, keynote speakers, workshops, and interacting with other FFA students throughout the state. It was nice to be back in the sea of blue corduroy jackets. Some major highlights are the National FFA Advisor, James Woodard, came and actually sat with our FFA chapter for one of the sessions. Another Highlight was Greg Peterson from the youtube channel Peterson farm Bros who spoke to the students about being an agricultural advocate. (video of my favorite video: https://www.youtube.
Highlights of the Convention
Marc Yoder won 1st in the Employment Skills Leadership Development Event and has qualified to attend the National FFA Convention this coming October.
Jentry Downard took 2nd place in her Agricultural Education Career Development Event.