Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
Trustees reviewed recommended increases to facility‑use rates, a proposed $1,000 security deposit for high school auditorium rentals, and options for handling rentals of new physical‑education buildings; no final vote was taken.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
The Nebo School District Board approved draft 2 of policy JDE (student electronic devices) after work‑session discussion about whether study hall and independent study should be exceptions to the classroom phone ban.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
At a work session that began after a facilities tour, the Nebo School District board moved immediately to discuss its cell phone policy listed as Policy JDE; no formal actions or votes were recorded in the provided transcript.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
Board passed the fiscal-year amended budget for 2024–25, adopted the proposed 2025–26 budget, and approved multiple policy updates at the June 11 meeting; all actions passed by unanimous voice vote.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
Nebo School District officials and staff discussed proposed edits to the districts student electronic device policy in a meeting focused on making language consistent across grade levels and on whether students may use phones during study halls.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
Board members debated aligning junior high phone rules with middle schools, enforcement burdens on librarians and teachers, and suggested a one-year trial; no formal vote recorded in the transcript.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
The Nebo School District board and staff spent much of their April 17 work session discussing a proposed rewrite of the districts student electronic device policy to conform with Senate Bill 178 and to reduce classroom distractions.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
District staff reported midyear growth for students enrolled in a middle‑school reading intervention program: the district screened 863 students and said a large share are meeting or exceeding expected growth at midyear. Staff credited expanded tier‑2 sections, weekly coaching and collaboration between special and general education teachers.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
Nebo School District trustees voted unanimously March 12 to adopt a revised student-fees policy that raises participation fees and removes most gate receipts at district venues.
Utah / Utah School Boards / Nebo School District
After months of review and public comment, the Nebo School District board approved a boundary realignment shifting about 83 students from Maple Ridge Elementary (Mapleton) to Sierra Bonita Elementary (Spanish Fork) beginning in the 2025–26 school year. The change responds to local growth and an unanticipated increase in full-day kindergarten