Here is the registration information for the assembly held on Thursday, January 28 for the Class of 2018. Click here to view PowerPoint shown to students: Skyridge Registration Assembly (Juniors) You can view the entire course catalog here: http://tinyurl.com/z5wqntg The course request portion of Skyward will open on Monday, February 1. Course requests must be entered into Skyward and registration materials must be returned to the Lehi High School Counseling Office by Friday, February 5.
The UHSAA decided today that Skyridge High School will be competing in the 4A classification in Region 7 for the 2016-2017 school year.
If you are unsure which math class to register for, please see this flow chart: Skyridge math placement suggestions, 2016-2017
Skyridge Course Catalog: http://tinyurl.com/z5wqntg
Here is the registration information from the assembly held on Tuesday, January 26 for the Class of 2017. Click here to view the PowerPoint shown at the assembly: Skyridge Registration Assembly (seniors) See http://shs.alpineschools.org/2016/01/23/updated-registration-information/ for registration information meetings for other future students.
The following are the dates and times for the distribution of registration materials for Skyridge High School, 2016-2017:
CURRENT 11th grade students (Class of 2017): There will be an assembly on TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 at noon (during FLEX time) in the Lehi High auditorium.
CURRENT 10th grade students (Class of 2018): There will be an assembly on THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 at noon (during FLEX time) in the Lehi High auditorium.
Skyridge counselors will be available on FEBRUARY 2 and 4 at Lehi High during FLEX in the WRITING LAB to answer questions and help with course requests.
CURRENT 9th grade students (Class of 2019): For those who attend Willowcreek Middle School, there will be an assembly on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 during Pride Time (9:40-10:15am). For those who attend Lehi Junior High, there will be a FLEX assembly on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 during FLEX (11:30am-noon).
CURRENT 8th grade students (Class of 2020): For those who attend Lehi Junior High, letters with registration information were sent home during the week of January 19-22 in US HISTORY classes. For those who attend Willowcreek Middle School, registration materials will be sent home during SCIENCE classes on February 3 and 4. Parent meetings will be held in the Lehi Junior High auditorium at 7pm on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, in the Willowcreek Middle School auditorium on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 at 6:30pm, and in the Lehi Junior High auditorium on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12 at 7AM. (yes, that is IN THE MORNING)
Skyridge counselors will be available at LEHI HIGH on February 10 from 3-7pm (during parent-teacher conferences) and at LEHI JUNIOR HIGH on FEBRUARY 18 from 3-7pm (during parent-teacher conferences) to answer questions. The course catalog will be available online early next week.
(current 7th grade students (Class of 2021) who live in Traverse Mountain and who will attend Lehi Junior High next year will have a presentation during their College and Career Awareness Class at Willowcreek Middle School on either February 9 or 10 and will bring home their registration materials that day)
ALL STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO RETURN THEIR COMPLETED REGISTRATION MATERIALS TO THE SCHOOL THEY CURRENTLY ATTEND.
Additional registration packets will be available from the counseling offices at Lehi High School, Lehi Junior High, and Willowcreek Middle School.
We will be holding assemblies for future SKYRIDGE students regarding registration and course availability next week. Current 11th grade students (class of 2017) will meet on TUESDAY, January 26 at noon in the auditorium at Lehi High. Current 10th grade students (class of 2018) will meet on THURSDAY, January 28 at noon in the auditorium at Lehi High. Registration materials will be explained and distributed at that time. The tentative course catalog will be available on the official website early next week. Information about assemblies and parent meetings for current 8th (class of 2020) and 9th (class of 2019) grade students will be coming soon.
On Tuesday night, the ASD Board approved a plan to help accommodate the growth in north Lehi. The plan is as follows: In order to provide optimal learning environments for students in the growing area of north Lehi, Skyridge High School will open with grades 9-12 in 2016. Also beginning in 2016, students at Traverse Mountain Elementary will feed to Lehi Junior High (no longer Willowcreek Middle). While Willowcreek will maintain grades 7-9, Lehi Junior will house only 7th and 8th grades. In order to accommodate 9th grade students at Skyridge, Alpine School District will add 16 brick and mortar classrooms using capital outlay funds.
Realigning students from Traverse Mountain into Lehi Junior and then to Skyridge relieves pressure on a growing Willowcreek Middle until a new middle school can open, anticipated in 2019. Alpine School District remains committed to providing safe physical facilities that accommodate growing numbers of students and allow full access to a comprehensive curriculum.
Within the next two weeks, a 2016-2017 course catalog will be published on our official website. Skyridge counselors will be holding assemblies with students to give an overview of registration procedures and course offerings. A nighttime parent meeting will be held at a future date.
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ennyLynn Meek first became involved in the sport of color guard while attending Pleasant Grove High School. After graduating, she attended UVU and was a member of their ballroom dance tour team. She then attended BYU, where she majored in dance education and was a member of the BYU color guard. She began coaching color guard in 1997, and has coached at Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Riverton, and is currently the head color guard coach at Lehi High School. Her teams consistently place in the top of their division and are well respected among the other color guard teams in the state. This past season, the LHS color guard took the state championship title and went undefeated in their division.
JennyLynn loves coaching and mentoring her students. She believes that teaching her students how to respect others, work hard, be responsible, and be kind to others is as important as teaching them how to dance and spin a flag. She feels confident that she can create an award winning color guard at Skyridge and is excited to be a part of the Skyridge team.
JennyLynn loves to ride her bike, dance, choreograph innovative routines, and spend time with her family. She is also OBSESSED with anything Disney and considers Main Street Disneyland her happy place. She currently lives in Lehi with her husband and their four children.
December 18, 2015—Lehi, Utah
Dennis Meyring has been hired as the Swim Coach for Skyridge High School, currently under construction in Lehi, Utah. The school will open in August 2016.
Coach Meyring is currently serving as the head swim coach and government teacher for both Lehi and Westlake High Schools. When Westlake opened, he embraced this dual role to help build Westlake’s program while continuing to coach at Lehi. He will once again divide his attentions (this time between Lehi and Skyridge) to help build a new high school swim program at Skyridge. Of this new challenge, he says, “It is always exciting to contribute to a new beginning with opportunity for traditions to begin and standards to be established.”
Meyring has been coaching swimming for over 45 years, and has spent the last 22 years at Lehi High. He has been named the UHSAA “Coach of the Year” four times, has helped the Pioneers win 15 Region Championships, and has guided the team to 2nd place in State three times. Prior to coming to Lehi High, Coach Meyring coached for ten years in Oxnard, California and was a graduate assistant coach at BYU.
Coach Meyring was born and raised in Vallejo, California and attended Vallejo College, where he was a five time All American swimmer. He then attended BYU, where he was the WAC Champion in the 200 yd butterfly, 200 yd IM, and 400 yd IM (the first swimmer to win three events in a conference meet). He also qualified for AAU Nationals and the US Olympic Trials and competed in the NCAA Championships. He was named the BYU “Athlete of the Week” on two occasions. He set several high school and collegiate swim records and was the team captain every year in high school and college.
When describing his coaching philosophy, Meyring says, “Swimming requires dedication, commitment and hard work over a long period of time. The program should reinforce the values taught in the home and allow athletes to experience challenges at a higher level and realize the rewards from their efforts. They should come away with lifetime tools that will bring success.”
Skyridge Principal Joel Perkins says, “Coach Meyring is a legend in the swim community, and I am super excited that he is going help us build an amazing swim program at Skyridge. He invests so much in his student athletes and believes in the value of hard work and dedication.”
Coach Meyring graduated from BYU with a major in physical education and a minor in social studies. He and his wife Vicki have twelve children and 32 grandchildren, who are the highlight of his life. He loves vintage cars, and has restored two of his own original vehicles.
