September

Make Your Mark Bookmark Contest – Utah students in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to design a bookmark to be submitted to the Utah Educational Savings Plan (UESP) “Make Your Mark” 2011 contest.  UESP and Zions Bank will award a total of eight $1,000 UESP college savings certificates.  The certificates will be awarded to two 9th through 12th grade students.  The bookmark designs must be submitted on the official UESP and Zions Bank entry form (available at www.uesp.org/bookmark).   Any medium can be used.  Entries not on the official entry form will not be considered.  Contest will occur September 1-30, 2011.  Deadline:  September 30, 2011.

Sons of Utah Pioneers -Available to young women and men graduating high school during the 20011-2012 school year. Must have values associated with the early Pioneers such as; Faith in God, Devotion to family, Loyalty to Church and Country, Hard Working, Service Oriented, Exhibit Personal Integrity. Special consideration will be given those that have overcome a major adversity in their lives. Must have a 3.0 GPA or greater. Must complete a short essay about themselves and the way they demonstrate Pioneer values in their lives. Award: $500 to $1,000.  Go to: http://www.sonsofutahpioneers.org/youth-programs/college-scholarships/ to apply.  Deadline: September 30, 2011.

Welcoming the new addition to our Vet Tech Program – Tikki Doll.

Mr. Halliday, Principal of the JATC is welcoming Tikki Doll to the JATC, with a treat of carrots.

BioTech Symposium Success!

This years BioTech Symposium was a big success, we had winners of the contest for scholarships at SLCC and UVU. Please follow the link to view the results and winners. https://sites.google.com/site/biotechnologypostersymposium/

Congratulations Engineering!

At the recent annual conference for the International Technology & Engineering Educator Association (ITEEA), the Technology Education Program at JATC was recognized as one of only 29 programs worldwide to earn the prestigious PROGRAM EXCELLENCE AWARD.

Sponsored by ITEEA and Paxton/Patterson, the Program Excellence Award is one of the highest honors given to Technology Education classroom teachers on the elementary, middle or high school levels.  It is presented in recognition of outstanding contributions to the profession and students.  Schools from all over the United States and around the world compete for this honor.

 

Each year the Program Excellence winners are recognized at the largest conference for Technology Educators in the world.  This year the program at JATC was recognized at the first general session of the conference where the award plaques and pins were presented.  A synopsis of our program was displayed through a multimedia presentation.

The teachers for this program are Michael Smoot and Kirk Terry. They have been Engineering Education educators at the JATC since 2003.

We appreciate your support of our program which contributed significantly to our ability to earn this distinction. We look forward to you visiting our technology education lab at your earliest convenience. Your presence in our lab would excite our students even more.

Students of the Quarter

Welcoming the new addition to our Vet Tech Program – Tikki Doll.

Mr. Halliday, Principal of the JATC is welcoming Tikki Doll to the JATC, with a treat of carrots.

BioTech Symposium Success!

This years BioTech Symposium was a big success, we had winners of the contest for scholarships at SLCC and UVU. Please follow the link to view the results and winners. https://sites.google.com/site/biotechnologypostersymposium/

Congratulations Engineering!

At the recent annual conference for the International Technology & Engineering Educator Association (ITEEA), the Technology Education Program at JATC was recognized as one of only 29 programs worldwide to earn the prestigious PROGRAM EXCELLENCE AWARD.

Sponsored by ITEEA and Paxton/Patterson, the Program Excellence Award is one of the highest honors given to Technology Education classroom teachers on the elementary, middle or high school levels.  It is presented in recognition of outstanding contributions to the profession and students.  Schools from all over the United States and around the world compete for this honor.

 

Each year the Program Excellence winners are recognized at the largest conference for Technology Educators in the world.  This year the program at JATC was recognized at the first general session of the conference where the award plaques and pins were presented.  A synopsis of our program was displayed through a multimedia presentation.

The teachers for this program are Michael Smoot and Kirk Terry. They have been Engineering Education educators at the JATC since 2003.

We appreciate your support of our program which contributed significantly to our ability to earn this distinction. We look forward to you visiting our technology education lab at your earliest convenience. Your presence in our lab would excite our students even more.

Students of the Quarter