History is a Mystery was the theme for Art City's 6th grade, on Wednesday May 19th, as they sang and danced about music and themes from the past, ending with a very exciting and moving "Foot Loose" where the students really kicked up their heels and had a lot of fun. Good Luck 6th grade as you make your own history going on to 7th grade.
 

Kindergarten has come to an end, Mrs. Barbara Miner and her class celebrated with a program and a "graduation" celebration with parents and students.
 

Sixth grade was the last class to get to go to the Hershey Track meet all the students have had a wonderful time running throwing and jumping through all of the track and field events. Thank you Springville City and Springville High school for all you have done to help the Elementary Schools with these events.
 

Art City students shared their talents with the student body of Art City Elementary by playing the piano, leaping, twirling flags and tada. Thank you everyone for sharing your talents with us. Thank you Mrs. Rhonda Crane, Mr. Dave Rowe, and Mr. Mark Warner for all you do to help the talent show happen.
 

The BYU Folk Dancers came to Art City Elementary Friday May 7th and shared their show "Folk dance: From Village to Stage." This show was a snippet of all the wonderful places, people and cultures that are out there in this big wide world. Music and dance is one of their favorite ways to explore and share culture traditions. One message they hope to share: "The world has its share of problems,lets try to strive to be part of the solution and hope for tomorrow. Together we can make a difference." (Quoted from a letter of appreciation by Delynne Peay, Artistic Director)

Art City is proud to present the musical, Aladdin. Come and enjoy an Arabian night! May 6 & 7th at 7p.m. at Art City Elementary Gym, cost Free. Doors will open at 6 p.m. an adult may save up to five seats but must remain with those seats.
 

Art City Elementary Fourth grade had a science fair on Friday April 16th. The young scientists discovered "germs" on keyboards, play ground equipment and doors. One student discovered that when you microwave soap it creates quite a foam that hardens when cooled. Some students tested theories of how to germinate seeds and some checked to see what plants liked to drink, if they prefered soda or water. "Is Celery dead or alive after it is cut?" "What produced electricity?" and "Will potatoes grow toward the light"? Thank you Fourth grade for sharing your knowledge with us.
 

Thank you Art City Teachers this week for Teacher Appreciation the ACE Reporters wanted to express their thanks to a few teachers who have taught them or are currently being taught by them (thank you teachers for understanding and taking time to help these students):

Mr. Brad Gibson is a 6th grade teacher his favorite animal is a monkey and his favorite food is Tacos if he could go anywhere he would go to Cancun Mexico he loves teaching!!!

All of the Teachers and staff at Art City Elementary would like to express their gratitude to the Art City PTA for all of the hard work they have done this week in making the teachers and staff feel loved and appreciated.
 

Art City Elementary Arbor Day poster winners are: back row: Emily Clisbee, 2nd grade; Hannah Graves 6th grade; Brynn Patton, 5th grade; front row; Rylee Simpson, 3rd grade and Brevin Park 1st grade; not pictured Brookie Mellon, Kindergarten; and Amanda Hall, 4th grade.

Only one poster per grade is submitted, the posters submitted received honorable mentions. The Contest is sponsored by Utah Arbor Day Committee, for the Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands.