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There are a lot of great things in store for this year at Maple Mountain High!! When brainstorming for themes this past summer, our student council had the overall idea of LIFT -- no that is not an acronym, it's just LIFTlike strength training or lifting -- you need to work at it constantly to improve. We are very passionate about this idea because of how positive the meaning of the word LIFT is! The definition of LIFT is to raise to a higher position or level,and that is the theme our school will be celebrating this school year. Every term our school will be focusing on a different LIFT goal. For first term, we would like to focus on LIFT YOUR SPIRITS. The goal of first terms theme is to get everyone HYPED and excited to be back at, and a part of, MMHS!!! We want you to think of Lift Your Spirits as everyone is always trying to have a good, positive attitude, and displaying huge amounts of MMHS school spirit at all activities, especially as we all get into the swing of coming back to school. We want everyone to have an amazing year at the Mountain! -- MMHS Student Council MMHS Eagle HighFLIGHTS: 9-10-18 TENNIS PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: MMHS vs. Springville Player spotlight this week goes to Faith Livingston for her 3:15 minute match against Springville Tuesday, Sept 4. She won 7-5, 2-6, 7-5 with rallies of 30+ against her opponent. Her incredible determination won the match as she played consistent ground strokes with a lot of topspin to force the errors. 2nd Doubles Kaitlin Dixon/Tarlan Kelly won 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 in another 3 set match with great cross court and volleys! MMHS vs Wasatch JV singles player Hannah Townsend outlasted her opponent with great shots to win 9-8 (2) in a tiebreaker and Doubles teams Meagan Newbold/Rebecca Whyte (8-4) and Alyssa Lunceford/Alexis Call (8-7) (5)had great teamwork to beat the Wasps.

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There are a lot of great things in store for this year at Maple Mountain High!! When brainstorming for themes this past summer, our student council had the overall idea of LIFT -- no that is not an acronym, it's just LIFT… like strength training or lifting -- you need to work at it constantly to improve. We are very passionate about this idea because of how positive the meaning of the word LIFT is! The definition of LIFT is “to raise to a higher position or level,” and that is the theme our school will be celebrating this school year. Every term our school will be focusing on a different LIFT goal. For first term, we would like to focus on LIFT YOUR SPIRITS. The goal of first term’s theme is to get everyone HYPED and excited to be back at, and a part of, MMHS!!! We want you to think of Lift Your Spirits as everyone is always trying to have a good, positive attitude, and displaying huge amounts of MMHS school spirit at all activities, especially as we all get into the swing of coming back to school. We want everyone to have an amazing year at the Mountain! -- MMHS Student Council

MMHS Eagle HighFLIGHTS: 9-10-18

TENNIS PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: MMHS vs. Springville Player spotlight this week goes to Faith Livingston for her 3:15 minute match against Springville Tuesday, Sept 4. She won 7-5, 2-6, 7-5 with rallies of 30+ against her opponent. Her incredible determination won the match as she played consistent ground strokes with a lot of topspin to force the errors. 2nd Doubles Kaitlin Dixon/Tarlan Kelly won 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 in another 3 set match with great cross court and volleys! MMHS vs Wasatch JV singles player Hannah Townsend outlasted her opponent with great shots to win 9-8 (2) in a tiebreaker and Doubles teams Meagan Newbold/Rebecca Whyte (8-4) and Alyssa Lunceford/Alexis Call (8-7) (5)had great teamwork to beat the Wasps.

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Other Important Information:

Especially for Athletes Presentation

On Wed, Sept 12th, @ 9:30 a.m. (2nd period), MMHS will be hosting Dustin Smith, a well-known speaker,

author, and presenter – who will be giving a presentation on Suicide Prevention, Bullying, and Hazing. This

presentation will be held in our auditorium during 2nd period. Dustin’s presentation will be geared towards

athletes and the difference they can make in combatting these issues. The organization, Especially for

Athletes, is gaining traction throughout the state of Utah in fighting the outcomes of these difficult issues.

Since this is not a school-wide excused assembly, anyone may participate by signing up with a head coach of

their school sport, or in the main office with Mrs. Davis. Parents and members of our community are also

highly encouraged to attend.

STUDENT PARKING PERMITS Students planning on using MMHS parking facilities need to register and pay for a parking permit. The permits are $10 and can be paid for at the finance office. Beginning August 22, 2018 students can pick up their parking permit in the copy center by the main office before school, during lunch, or after school. The following form must be completed out in order for students to pick up their permit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1EZ3Zm9XgPN6JZwd6SPaN7gd3mgy6tPg6erzFJxxTYSw/edit

You may access this form at our MMHS Home Page under “Quick Links.”

PICTURE MAKE-UP DAY IS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, beginning at 7:30 a.m. on

the auditorium stage.

To preview package options and prepay online, go to www.bellphoto.com and use the online code for our

school: mmhsnebofall18

PSAT The PSAT will be administered at MMHS on Wednesday, October 10th. The PSAT serves as a practice test for the SAT as well as the qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship. Sophomores and Juniors may take the test. In order to be considered for the National Merit Scholarship, the PSAT must be taken during the Fall of your Junior year. Register in the Finance Office, the cost of the test is $20.00 and will be limited to 40 students. See your Counselor if you have questions or would like more information about the benefits of taking PSAT.

ACT Prep Classes

Students who are interested in an ACT Prep class for the October 27 ACT, can now sign up in

the Finance Office. The classes will be Saturday, September 22 and Saturday, September 29

from 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM. The cost of the class is $50 and includes a preparation book. See

the Counseling Office or the Finance Office if you have questions about the ACT or the prep

class. The class will be limited to the first 35 students who sign up.

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MMHS Swimmers Open swim will be A-days 3-4:30pm beginning Sept. 17th at the Clyde Recreation Center in Springville. Come see what swimming is all about. All are welcome! We will be holding a mandatory parents’ meeting on Sept 25th in room A107 at MMHS at 3pm. The season begins Oct 1st, please note physicals need to be done before Oct 1st.

*Important Attendance Information:

When checking out your student, please call ahead (or send a note with your student), to

speed up the check-out process.

If your student is going to a medical appointment during the school day, please request a

medical note from the doctor and bring to the attendance office. This way we can medically

excuse their absence, and will not go against their citizenship.

You may excuse your students by e-mailing our attendance secretary, Cheryl Davis,

[email protected].

Tardies: Parents are allowed to excuse 1st and 3rd period tardies ONLY. Parents may not

excuse students for 2nd and 4th period tardies. Students have the responsibility of getting to

class on time between classes. Parents may excuse a total of FIVE tardies per term.

You may also excuse your student by leaving a voicemail with Mrs. Davis, on her attendance

line, at any time, not just during school hours.

If your student was marked absent or tardy, and you feel it is in error, please have your

student visit with the teacher in that class to have that absence/tardy removed.

If students have problems with their attendance, they will receive an NC Notice every

Wednesday. Please have your student follow through with you when they received these

notices, and have you call to get these absences excused.

Anytime a parent excuses an absence, or you wonder if an NC was cleared, just pull up your

student’s SIS Student Summary and check their citizenship grade. If there is an “S” listed,

then everything is clear. If there is an “NC” listed, there is a problem, so just click on the “NC”

and you can view attendance struggles for that class, then you can call and excuse.

Remember that once you have excused an absence, it takes 24-hours for SIS to update.

Unless you need to check-out your student immediately, you may leave a message to excuse

your student’s absence. Our attendance secretary checks her voicemails throughout the day

and can take care of your requests promptly.

If your student has NC’s from previous years, especially senior students, these NC’s need to be

cleared as soon as possible so as not to affect their walking at graduation.

For additional attendance information, please refer to our student online handbook, which can

be accessed from our MMHS home page under STUDENTS (left-hand side of page), then

select “Student Handbook.”

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*Letterman Jackets: Coleman Knitting Mills will be coming to the school on Thursday, September

13th, during lunch hours, and will be staying until school gets out, to fit for custom letter jackets. If

your student would like to purchase a jacket they will need to bring with them $100 in the form of cash

or check made out to Coleman Knitting Mills. In the fitting, your student will be custom sized for their

jacket, meaning, they will try on the jacket for size and additionally have the length of the body and

sleeves adjusted for a personal fit. This is offered at no additional cost. They will also have the

option to view different sports and club emblems to add to the jacket, as well as, choose their name,

letter, and year. Each letter jacket is manufactured in Coleman Knittings Ogden mill, cutting out the

middleman which allows for the jackets to be priced at a lower cost. Jackets start at $193.00 with

each additional emblem adding to the cost. $100 deposit will be made at the fitting with the remaining

balance being owed upon completion of the jacket. Jackets will be delivered by Coleman Knitting to

the school in 8-10 weeks. They are guaranteed by Christmas, which makes for a great gift!

HOMECOMING DANCE TICKETS

Purchase your Homecoming Dance tickets early and save money! Tickets will be sold on tables by the front

office during lunchtime, beginning on Tuesday, Sept 18th through Friday, Sept 21st. Tickets purchased in

advance will be $25, and tickets purchased at the door will be $30. Plan on getting your tickets early and save

$5.00! A fun dance to plan on going to!

ALC STUDENTS

MMHS students who will be attending the ALC need to be aware of the following:

When our school is on an assembly schedule, please remember that the ALC bell and bus schedules DO

NOT change. They run on their normal schedules each day!!!

The bus picks up our ALC students in the bus lane, which is located outside, at the end of our D Hall in

front of the Field House. Please be prompt when meeting the bus!!! They run on a very tight schedule

trying to pick-up high school students throughout the district and transporting them to the ALC building

located in Salem, and cannot wait for students who are running late. Students who miss the ALC bus

are responsible for working out their own transportation to the ALC – the bus will not return to pick-up

late students.

We have ALC bell and bus schedules in the front office and, for your convenience, we have included

both of those schedules at the end of this newsletter.

Please always check in the front office if you have questions or need assistance. Also, the ALC phone

number is: 801-489-2833.

THERE WILL BE NO ALC CLASSES ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH, BECAUSE OF THE DISTRICT’S

EARLY-OUT SCHEDULE.

PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCE

Our first Parent/Teacher Conference will be held on Wednesday, September 26th from 3:30-7:30pm, in the

auxiliary gym. This is an important time to meet with your student’s teachers regarding academic progress,

goals, class expectations, etc. Please put this important evening on your calendar! We hope to see you all

there!

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STUDENT BIKE RACKS

We have student bike racks located by the tennis courts and by the auditorium. Please use these two

designated areas to lock and secure your bikes. We ask that you do not lock bikes to fences, posts, or other

areas on campus. Thank you!

MMHS Lunch Department

Student lunch workers needed! Our school lunch staff are in need of student lunch workers for this year. This

should only take about 10 minutes during lunchtime each day. Student workers will be excused from their 2nd

period classes 5 minutes early, and will receive free lunch and extra yummy food! Please contact our lunch

gals in the cafeteria, if you are interested.

MMHS Elleves Drill Team

The Ellevés will be holding their annual fall Jr. Drill Clinic on September 10-13, 2018. Registration will be on

September 5 from 5 – 7 p.m. in the commons area outside of the MMHS Dance Studio. Cost is $25. The

clinic is for girls ages 3 – 13 and there will be a hip-hop class for boys ages 5 – 10. All participants will perform

at a JV football game. Contact any member of the drill team for more information. Bring the flyer below to

receive a discount. Come dance with the MMHS Ellevés!

Upcoming School Events for September 10 – September 22: *Sept 10 Marching Band Family Night Show @ 7pm on football field *Sept 11 Girls’ Tennis vs Timpanogos @ MMHS Golf @ Cedar Hills Soccer vs Provo @ MMHS *Sept 12 Senior Sunrise & Breakfast @ 6am in Gym Commons Especially for Athletes Presentation in auditorium during 2nd period (This is not a school-wide excused

assembly. (Since this is not a school-wide excused assembly, anyone may participate by signing up with a head coach of their school sport, or in the main office with Mrs. Davis. Parents and members of our community are also highly encouraged to attend.) *Sept 13 Coleman Knitting Mills visit during lunch in Main Office Commons – Letterman Jackets PTSC Board Mtg @ 11:30am in the Eagles Nest Girls’ Tennis vs Provo @ MMHS Soccer vs Wasatch @ MMHS Volleyball @ Timpanogos JV/Soph Football @ MMHS *Sept 14 Football @ Lehi Cross Country UIAAA Invite @ SF Sports Park

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*Sept 15 Band to Orem Showcase Cross Country @ BYU *Sept 17 HOMECOMING WEEK Staff Development Day – Early Out @ 11:15 NO ALC CLASSES WILL BE HELD ON THIS DAY! Music Fest @ 7pm *Sept 18 Girls’ Soccer @ Timpanogos Golf @ Spanish Oaks Volleyball vs Wasatch @ MMHS *Sept 19 School Community Council Bond Presentation @ 3pm in Library Powder Puff Game @ 6pm on Football Field *Sept 20 Girls’ Tennis JV Tournament @ Provo HS Football: JV @ 3:30 and Soph @ 6:00 @ SHS Soccer @ SHS Volleyball vs Provo @ MMHS Drive-in Movie @ 8pm on Driving Range *Sept 21 HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY -- We will be on an extended assembly bell schedule (schedule listed below) Football vs SHS @ MMHS (HOMECOMING GAME) Cross Country Nebo Invite @ SHHS Student Body Tailgate Party @ 6pm on north side of school *Sept 22 Nebo Marching Band Competition Fine Arts Dept Mattress Fundraiser 7am-6pm in cafeteria ACT Prep Class 8-11:30am in Room D-209 Homecoming Dance 8-11pm in aux gym

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Maple Mountain High School

District Staff Development Day Bell

Schedule

Monday, September 17, 2018 (48 min 1st Period; 43 min 2nd-4th Periods; 6 min pass)

1st 7:50 - 8:38

2nd 8:44 - 9:27

3rd 9:33 - 10:16

4th 10:22 - 11:05

BUSES WILL DEPART AT 11:15

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Maple Mountain High School

Homecoming Assembly

Bell Schedule

September 21, 2018 (68 min Assembly, 65 min Class, 5 min pass, 38 min Lunch)

1st 7:50 - 8:55

At the end of 1st period, teachers will walk their students

to the assembly in the auditorium.

Assembly 9:07 - 10:15

2nd 10:22 - 11:27

Lunch 11:27 - 12:05

3rd 12:10 - 1:15

4th 1:20 - 2:25

Motivated Learners

Multilevel Problem Solvers

Highly Effective Communicators

Socially Responsible Citizens

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ALC BELL SCHEDULE

BELL SCHEDULE - TWTHF

PERIOD TIME

1st 8:15-9:20

2nd 9:25-10:30

3rd 10:35-11:30/ Teacher Prep

Lunch 11:30-12:00

4th 12:05-1:10

5th 1:15-2:20

BELL SCHEDULE - MON

PERIOD TIME

1st 8:15-9:10

2nd 9:15-10:10

3rd 10:15-11:10/ Teacher Prep

Lunch 11:10-11:40

4th 11:45-12:40

5th 12:45-1:40

PLC 1:50-2:50

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