Recently, Mr. Powell's Advanced Digital Media class held an exciting contest to design an alternate logo for the Advanced Learning Center (ALC). Students submitted their creative entries, showcasing their talent and creativity. After careful consideration and multiple rounds of voting, we are thrilled to announce that Emmett Ford's design was chosen as the winner! Congratulations, Emmett! Your design captured the essence of our school's spirit and will be proudly displayed as part of our school identity. Thank you to all students who participated and shared their incredible designs.
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, we at the Advanced Learning Center would like to extend our warmest wishes to you and your families for a very Happy Thanksgiving.
This is a perfect time to reflect on the things we are grateful for, and we are incredibly thankful for the wonderful students and dedicated faculty that make up our ALC community.
Thanksgiving break will be November 27th- 29th.
We hope that you enjoy a restful and joyous break with your loved ones.
Classes will resume on December 2nd, and it will be an "A" day schedule.
Our Travel and Tourism class had the opportunity to visit the Provo Airport. Students learned about air travel, flight details and toured the facility. They learned about the business side of air travel. Thank you, Provo Airport, for letting us come visit!
Mr. Ford's Contract Law class learned all about the six parts of a valid contract, as well as which element "duress" falls under. Instead of just memorizing definitions, they were able to participate in a mock trial: Rumpelstiltskin vs. The Queen. Each of the students portrayed a different member of the court: judge, jury member, defendant, prosecutor, etc. Who do you think won?
In our Computer Science Principles class, students explored the concept of "functions"—blocks of organized, reusable code that execute only when it is called. The students did a great job creating amazing drawings that demonstrated both their coding skills and artistic creativity!
On November 14, the ALC held its first biennial speech contest. Participants gave a 4-5 minute speech on the topic of their choice and were judged by a panel of three speakers.
Great work, students!
We were so excited to welcome MORE Elementary Principals to the ALC for lunch and a tour of our amazing campus! Our visitors were able to visit classrooms and see the awesome learning happening here at the ALC.
Mr. Ford's business students recently had the unique opportunity to visit the Adobe Headquarters in Lehi, an experience that expanded their horizons and inspired creativity. This trip was not just a tour but an immersive journey into the world of digital innovation, offering insights into how technology is reshaping industries.
Career Night Success!** We had a fantastic turnout for our Career Night last evening! We were thrilled to feature the Business, Automotive, Aviation, Construction, and Collision Repair classes. The event was a great success, offering insightful information and showcasing the diverse career paths available to our students. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who helped make the night such a success. Your support and dedication are truly appreciated and have contributed immensely to making this event memorable for our students and community. --- Thank you for your continued support and involvement in the Advanced Learning Center community!
Medical Forensic Class: CSI Experience
Our students in the Medical Forensic class recently had a unique opportunity to put their crime scene investigation (CSI) skills to the test. They participated in an engaging and educational mock crime scene activity.
Investigation Skills: Students were tasked to find, classify, document, and reconstruct a crime scene. This hands-on experience allowed them to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting.
Team Collaboration: Working in groups, students took on various roles and responsibilities of a Crime Scene Investigator, fostering teamwork and communication skills.
This activity not only enhanced their forensic science skills but also encouraged critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Health Science Classes Tour Weber State University. Our Health Science students recently had an incredible opportunity to visit Weber State University's Health Science department. This exciting educational trip allowed them to dive into the world of health sciences through hands-on experiences.
The tour provided a fantastic glimpse into the academic and career possibilities at Weber State University. Our students thoroughly enjoyed exploring the facilities and learning about the diverse opportunities available in the health sciences field.
We are excited to see the enthusiasm and interest this visit has sparked in our students. Thank you Mrs. Hartvigsen for providing experiences like these that broaden their horizons and inspire future healthcare professionals.
What a fun and busy day at the ALC! Good times building a house with Mr. Hawks. Drones in Mr. Nielson's Aviation class. Waffle Day in Mr. Ford's class! Keep up the great work, students!!!!
We were so excited to welcome MORE Elementary Principals to the ALC for lunch and a tour of our amazing campus! Our visitors were able to visit classrooms and see the awesome learning happening here at the ALC!
Explore Career Possibilities with ALC and UVU!
We are excited to invite you to join the ALC and UVU as we explore a variety of career opportunities. This event will focus on potential careers, promising jobs, and the earning potential associated with fields such as Construction Management, Automotive/Collision Repair, Aviation, and Business.
We are thrilled to share a fantastic achievement by Ms. Park and the ALC TSA Club! Recently, they embarked on an exciting project to assist Larsen Elementary with their Halloween decorations. This year, the school's theme was Toy Story, and our talented students were invited to create a mechanical claw!
Fun Halloween Adventures at the ALC!
Have a safe and enjoyable night!
Happy Halloween from the students and faculty here at the ALC.
We were thrilled to invite students in grades 8-12 and their parents to an exciting Career Night hosted by the Advanced Learning Center (ALC) and MTECH. This was a wonderful opportunity to explore potential careers and discover promising jobs and earning potentials, particularly in the Health Care sector.
Why would an elementary principal be interested in touring the ALC? The ALC is an outstanding building with multiple specialty programs offered in a very unique layout and atmosphere!
Exciting Announcement: Upcoming Career Night!
We are thrilled to invite students in grades 8-12 and their parents to an exciting Career Night hosted by the Advanced Learning Center (ALC) and MTECH. This is a wonderful opportunity to explore potential careers and discover promising jobs and earning potentials, particularly in the Health Care sector.
