October 2020 Students of the Month
Congratulations to our October students of the month!
Macklin Mohler, 12
Konnor Miner, 12
Seth Johnson, 10
Orion Wilson, 11
Abigail Hales, 11
Jane Harward, 10 (not pictured)
Congratulations to our October students of the month!
Macklin Mohler, 12
Konnor Miner, 12
Seth Johnson, 10
Orion Wilson, 11
Abigail Hales, 11
Jane Harward, 10 (not pictured)
We are quickly approaching the end of term 1 (Oct 29, 2020)! If you want to switch from remote learning to at-school learning OR from at-school learning to remote learning, please use the following link and make your selection BEFORE October 20:
Click HERE to switch your learning environment
If you wish to stay in the same learning environment as term one, you do not need to do anything. You will continue as you are.
This week is Utah College Application Week! As part of the celebration, we are holding our annual "Beyond High School Night" from 4:00-7:00pm. Everyone is welcome to attend the event. Come apply for financial aid (FAFSA), learn about technical and vocational schools, internships, and more! There will be food trucks as well as games and activities for the whole family.
If you want help applying for financial aid, bring the following information with you:
On Thursday October 1, PHS cross country team hosted two time Olympian Jillian Williams and her husband Dustin who is the head trainer for the US Olympic track team. Jill is a former US record holder for shot put. She won the silver medal at the 2011 World Games and another silver medal in the Pan Am Games in 2015. Her story of overcoming devastating injuries to be able to compete and triumph in world class competition was an inspiration to the team.
In the Region 8 championship meet on Friday October 2, 2020 Payson boys were edged out for the championship by 1 point. Payson was a slight favorite entering the race and ran their hearts out but couldn’t quite overcome an injury to their #3 runner. Springville finished with a score of 62 followed by Payson at 63. Maple Mountain finished 3rd with 79 points. Payson had 7 runners finish the 3 mile course under 17 minutes. Colby Orton, Adam Pray, Caden Rasmussen, and Spencer Bennett all finished in the top 20. Jackson Fitzwater, Dylan Whitney and Kasen Johnson followed closely behind.
As you know, we are providing free breakfast and lunch for any and all PHS students, including our online students. If you are a PHS student and you are either in the online school program or are quarantined at home, you can order a breakfast and/or lunch by clicking on the link below. (This link will be available under the "Parents" tab and the "Students" tab on the school website.) You must do this each day that you want a meal.
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Just as we have done for the past two football games, we will continue to pre-sell tickets online for this week's football game as well as our volleyball games. We are planning to continue to use e-ticketing for the winter sports season of basketball and wrestling. To purchase your tickets, start at the PHS homesite ( http://phs.nebo.edu ) and click on the "Athletics" tab.
Beginning Monday, September 14, 2020, Nebo School District will be switching to an “Open Restricted Meal Program.” Under this program, breakfast and lunch are available for free to all students enrolled in Nebo School District, including remote learners.
Please click on links for more details:
Free Breakfast and Lunch to All Nebo School District Students
Throughout the summer a group of athletes from Payson High have been running the town from the top of Payson Canyon to West Mountain to Elk Ridge and everywhere in between. Their hard work is beginning to pay off as the cross country season has officially started. The senior varsity boys cross country team is currently ranked #1 in region after a solid pre-region win against the other Region 8 teams on August 22. On Saturday September 5 they ran against some of the best teams in Utah which are also some of the best in the nation.