Landmark Update
2025
Nebo District is offering a mental health screener for students on the evening of January 13, 2025, at Mt. Nebo Middle School from 4 pm to 8 pm. We will be using Terrace Metrics software to measure mental and emotional strengths, as well as screen for anxiety, depression, trauma, and suicidal ideation of students in grades 6-12. Students in grades 3-5 may participate to be screened for mental and emotional strengths, anxiety, depression, and trauma.
If you would like to participate please sign up here for an appointment. The assessment tool takes an average of 15 minutes to complete. Afterward, you and your student will meet with a school counselor or social worker to discuss the results of the assessment and receive resources as needed.
Link to Parent Information Video (2.5 minutes)
Prior to taking the mental health screener, a consent form needs to be completed by the parent/guardian. The consent form will be available upon arrival.
If you have any questions, please contact your school counselor.
El distrito de Nebo ofrece un examen de salud mental para los estudiantes la noche del 13 de enero de 2025 en la escuela secundaria Mt. Nebo de 4 p. m. a 8 p. m. Usaremos el software Terrace Metrics para medir las fortalezas mentales y emocionales, así como también para detectar ansiedad, depresión, trauma e ideación suicida de los estudiantes en los grados 6-12. Los estudiantes de 3.º a 5.º grado pueden participar para ser evaluados en busca de fortalezas mentales y emocionales, ansiedad, depresión y trauma.
Si desea participar por favor regístrese aquí para una cita. La evaluación dura 15 minutos. Después, usted y su estudiante se reunirán con un consejero escolar o trabajador social para discutir los resultados de la evaluación y recibir recursos según sea necesario.
Enlace al vídeo informativo para padres (2,5 minutos):
Link to Parent Information Video (2.5 minutes)
Antes de tomar el examen de salud mental, un formulario de consentimiento debe ser completado aquí here)
Si tienes alguna pregunta, ponte en contacto con tu consejero escolar.
Our Daily Practice
Everyday at LHS we ask ourselves, "Are we doing what is best for our students?" We live by our "why" which is, "We are committed to accepting, developing, and advocating for our students, while empowering them with the confidence, skills and resilience to thrive and overcome future challenges as adults."
To accomplish this, our faculty and staff worked together to establish 5 Vital Behaviors we all need to be successful at school and in life. Like your physical vital signs—heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and body temperature; if your vital behaviors are weak, you may fail. The 5 Vital Behaviors are:
Attendance (Be Here Physically & Mentally)
Positive Attitude (Attitude is Everything)
Productivity (Do the Work & Do Your Best)
Cooperation (Work Together)
Civility (Honor, Dignity, and Kindness)
These principles are embedded into our school culture. We are committed to doing our best for students.
Monday, January 13 wlll be a day of service where students have an opportunity to help our community. We will have various projects throughout the day that students can sign up for to help complete. We will be serving at the Utah Food Bank in Springville, helping out teachers at Riverview Elementary, creating burp cloths, warm hats, pajama pants, dog toys and more to donate to local shelters and hospitals.
The purpose of our Day of Service is to inspire and empower students to make a positive impact in their community by fostering a spirit of collaboration, compassion, and responsibility. Through meaningful service projects, students will develop a deeper understanding of community needs, strengthen relationships, and practice the values of empathy, leadership, and active citizenship. This day serves as an opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world action, cultivating a lifelong commitment to service and the well-being of others.
