Don't Forget to REGISTER!
Before you know it, the first day of school will be closely upon us. We hope you have had a wonderful, safe summer. In order to ensure that we have an adequate teacher to student ratio at Mt.
2021-2022 REGISTRATION
Don't forget to complete online registration for your Mt. Loafer students! Simply click on the "Registration" tab at the top of this page and follow the step-by-step instructions. If you need further assistance, we'd LOVE to help. Call our office at (801) 423-2705, Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Thank you!
April Readers of the Month
Congratulations to these top-notch readers from the month of April!
- Maddie Nance-Kindergarten
- Katelyn Johnson-1st Grade
- Grace Fenn-2nd Grade
- Brinley Southwick-3rd Grade
- Sylas Dinkins-4th Grade
- Elinor Barrett-5th Grade
Keep reading, Grizzlies! We can't wait to see who our May winners are. They will be chosen at the end of the month.
APRIL Altitude Awards
Congratulations to our April Altitude Award winners! Watch our virtual assembly HERE.
Nebo Summer Theatre Camp
Nebo Summer Theatre Camp
Join us for 10 days of drama fun!
June 7-18 Spring Lake Elementary
2021 District Keyboarding Competition Participants
Congratulations to the following individuals on placing in our district level keyboarding competition! Those selected are the top elementary keyboarders in the District. They represent the top 10% of our keyboarding students. We arereally proud of them and of their teachers.
Mt. Loafer 5th Graders:
Andersen, Nicholas
Bristow, Jack
Burr, Mia
Fillmore, James
Nebo and Tabitha's Way Partner for Read & Feed Event
Nebo is partnering with Tabitha’s Way for a new event called Read & Feed.
The purpose of this event is to encourage children to continue to read during the summer and to educate families facing food insecurity regarding food resources available to them and their children while they are not attending school. Our goal is to gather 10,000 gently used books that children can take home with them and keep to read during the summer.
The purpose of this event is to encourage children to continue to read during the summer and to educate families facing food insecurity regarding food resources available to them and their children while they are not attending school. Our goal is to gather 10,000 gently used books that children can take home with them and keep to read during the summer.