Please remember the Watch D.O.G.S. meeting Changed to 6:30 p.m Thursday, September 24. The PTA is excited to launch a new program this year called Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads Of Great Students). The program allows fathers and father figures to take a day off of work and spend it helping out at Art City! Look for more information to come. Please contact Jason Park jasonamber417 [at] msn.com with any questions.
The first day of school at Art City Elementary, in Springville, Second Grade Teachers take "Teaching Like a Pirate" to the extreme. Students met their teachers and went on a treasure hunt. The teachers are taking this year’s theme and running with it.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU to Cathy Dutson, Ronda Crane and Shar Chatterley for the many years of service you have given us at Art City Elementary. You have touched many lives through your examples and your willingness to give of your time, wisdom and love. The faculty, staff and students of Art City will miss each of you and want to wish you happiness and success in all you do. We love you!
Parents and Friends please join us in honoring these three amazing women at an open house on Wednesday, May 20th from 3:00 - 4:30 at Art City Elementary.
Each year the School lunch program sponsers a "Poster Contest". This year's winner is Jane Wilson, 6th-grade student at Art City Elementary school in Springville, Utah. Jane really has a nack for drawing, she won last years contest as well.
This year the fifth-grade students from Art City Elementary (Springville, Utah), had the opportunity to participate in the Hope of America performance, which kicks of Provo’s Freedom Festival. On April 15, 2015 the fifth grade went on a field trip to the Marriott Center, in Provo, Utah, to practice the Hope of America performance for the show that night. The formation for the 6,000 students, and the 72 schools was the American flag framed in yellow, Art city was yellow, the border.
If you are an Awesome Eagle you get to put your name on a board and when there is one whole row everyone on that row gets to have a pizza party. On April 20, 2015 the board finally had one row completly filled in; everyone on that row enjoyed pizza for lunch on Wednesday April 21st.
Have you ever wondered what goes into creating a year book? The pictures are taken, collected, sorted and placed on a template. Teachers watch for special moments that they want to remember after the school year. Then the Year Book Editor has to decide what this year should look like for years' to come. Students are invited to submit pictures of what they think the cover should look like; a jury of judges look at all of the pictures and decides what picture should be used.
Mrs. Bingham's fourth-grade class have been reading many of Brandon Mull's books and learning how to write. Mrs. Bingham was able to invite Mr. Mull to come on, March 17, 2015, to talk to the upper grades; sharing with students how he started writing and how the love of writing started to grow. After wards Mr. Mull posed for a picture with Mrs. Bingham's class. Later that night Brandon Mull was at Barnes and Noble for a book signing-- and many students were able to attend. Dalton Killpack enjoy's reading Mr. Mull's books and begged his mom to take him.