Clubs
Hope Squad
Hope Squad is a school-based peer support program. Hope Squad members are students selected and trained to recognize if they or their peers are at risk for suicide and how to help.
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Madrigals
2020-2021
SOPRANO
Rachel Barlow
Bree Coleman
Eliza Olsen
Samantha Russon
Alina Smith
Sophi Smith
Kierstina Stanger
Sarah Stone
ALTO
Karen Allen
Madison Bancroft
Jane Ebert
Ayla Hamblin
Teya Ita
Kaia Moore
Sydney Pirouznia
Natalie Wall
TENOR
Logan Bryner
Isaac Cline
Eric Dart
Dallin Jackson
Mac Spencer
Krish Thota
Drew Wendel
Ben Williams
BASS
Matthew Baker
Ammon Campbell
Lincoln Hibbert
Matthew Mendez
Luke Plowman
Gavin Shupe
Lockwood Smoot
2019-2020
SOPRANO
Sarah Baker
Jaycie Bott
Hailey Hoxer
Brooke Nelson
Maggie Preece
Arayanna Smith
Kierstina Stanger
Meg Stoker
ALTO
Ayla Hamblin
Kirsten Kirkham
Skylar Midgley
Haley Neuenschwander
Brynn Peterson
Sidney Pirouzina
Brooklyn Thompson
Brooklyn Ulmer
TENOR
Ammon Campbell
Cole Carman
Eric Dart
Rex Green
Dallin Jackson
Gavin Shupe
Easton Walker
BASS
Luke Akerlow
Tyler Ball
Truman Harris
Gabe Phippen
Connor Smith
Nathan Stoker
Lockwood Smoot
NAL
National Academic League (NAL)
The National Academic League © motivates and recognizes academic athletes much like their athletic peers. By successfully combining the important aspects of team sports -- such as competitiveness, strategy, teamwork and cooperation in a group effort -- with important aspects of learning -- such as problem solving, critical thinking and scholarship -- the NAL © generates the same popular enthusiasm and pride as do sports teams.
Team Members
2021-2022
Rachel Allen
Bella Boam
Avery Boynton
Chadley Call
Henry Campbell
Blake Chandler
Brysyn Fullmer
Grace Gordon
Breanna Hill
Ethan Jackson
Ben Kossin
Elliot Kramer
Joseph Larson
Mea Montgomery
Harper Thalman
Wade Pickett
Andy Roberts
Garrett Smith
Leo VanDenBerghe
John VanLeeuwen
Connor Waite
Noah Wells
Alex Wood
2020-2021
Schedule and Scores
NJHS
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
NJHS is a national organization for students who have achieved excellence in academic achievement and also display leadership, community involvement, and extracurricular school involvement. To join South Davis Junior High’s chapter of NJHS, you must be in the 8th or 9th grade. You must have a 3.75 GPA or higher and your citizenship record from the previous year must not contain any "N’s" or "U’s." During the current school year, you may not receive an "N" or a "U." You must display excellence in the areas stated above and continue this excellence by contributing at least FIVE hours of volunteer service per term in areas of your own selection.
NJHS is a nationally recognized Honor Society that provides recognition for outstanding achievement in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. Chapter activities provide students the opportunity to meet new people and serve the school and community. Membership in NJHS is also appreciated and admired when applying for a job or a scholarship. If you are interested in this program, please contact the main office for more information.
Members
2022-2023
2021-2022
9th Grade NJHS 2021-2022
Logan Bailey |
Wesley Lehman |
McKenzie Baty |
Titan Longson |
Kelsie Beckstrand |
Jayli Loveland |
Jace Bills |
Brendan Matern |
Bella Boam |
Kamryn McKay |
Avery Boynton |
Hannah Medina |
Bailey Brown |
Mea Montgomery |
Chadley Call |
Jeremy Nelson |
Carson Castillon |
Eliza Odell |
Jaxon Dyreng |
Claire Plowman |
Grace Gilbert-President |
Brennan Priest |
Mary Gilbert |
Tanner Remington |
Lauryn Glines |
Hailey Seljaas |
Ashley Hardy |
Benjamin Simpson |
Sterling Harris |
Joshua Smith |
Lance Henriksen |
Cannon Stevenson |
Lincoln Hibbert |
Ellie Tabish |
Matt Hoxer |
Krish Thota |
Teya Ita |
RJ Violette |
RJ Jones |
Abby Wigger |
Tate Keddington |
Grace Woodbury |
Will Lane-President |
Jackson Workman |
8th Grade NJHS 2021-2022
Rachel Allen |
Megan Madsen |
Teylor Andersen |
Abby Marx |
Bailey Anderson-President |
Maya Mercer |
Cole Asay |
Cameron Nelson |
Ty Bills |
Sienna Noel |
Brooklyn Bradley |
Alexis Ormsby |
Sienna Briggs |
Lilia Perez |
Rebekah Cyril |
Cassia Reynolds |
Kaitlin Deppe |
Joe Ruganis |
Gracie DeWaal |
Hadley Sargent |
Kait Dillon |
Chloe Schaff |
Kiersten Ence |
Bethany Shelton |
Lilly Evans |
Charlotte Smith |
Matias Franco |
Lily Smith |
Kate Gappmayer |
Kate Squire |
Cali Gardner |
Kate Squire |
Jackson Gardner |
Izzy Stewart |
Lucy Germer |
Maysie Stowell |
Benjamin Gessel |
Nathan Thatcher |
Sophia Green |
Lucy Thompson |
Trevin Hamblin-President |
Jacob Vandenberg |
Maxwell Holdstock |
Sean Vanous |
Morgan Hull |
Sophia Whitchurch |
Abigail Jackson |
Katelyn White |
Pearl Jones |
Kasia Wood |
Audrey Kramer |
Sadie Wray |
Emma Lavender |
Makenna Youngberg |
2020-2021
9th Grade
Karen Allen Julian Jones
Easton Bailey Kera Keeler
Shane Ballard Alexis Klinger
Elliott Blanchard Ellie McMurrin
Cole Brooks Marin Moncur
Ruby Campbell Brielle Newell
Naomi Champlin Sydney Northcutt
Michelle Chan Kylee Parrish
Bree Coleman Addisen Perry
Naomi Earl Chloe Saylin
Rachel Fletcher Alina Smith
Bebe Florez Tyler Sprehe
Brooke Francis Abby Squire
Sydney Gardner Ada Squire
Nathan Gill Katelyn Thomas
Micah Gillespie Joshua Tibbitts
Ayla Hamblin Olive Yeates
Noah Heap Arden Zaugg
Alexander Holdstoc Henry Hull
Dallin Jackson Keeton Jarman
Callie Jeppesen Emma Johnson
Maddie Johnson
8th Grade
Charley Alexander Lily Mann
Logan Bailey Naomi Martinez
McKenzie Baty Brendan Matern
Avery Boynton Hannah Medina
Coleman Burbidge Mea Montgomery
Riley Carr Mari Nichols
Carson Castillon Eliza Odell
William Chan Eliza Olsen
Alexander deGroot Emmalee Peters
Coen Drommond Claire Plowman
Jane Ebert Pierce Poulsen
Lauryn Glines Brennan Priest
Viviana Gonzalez Adeline Raynor
Sterling Harris Kahlan Roberts
Lincoln Hibbert Hailey Seljaas
Lucille Holbrook
Benjamin Simpson
Nicole Ilagan Mendoza
Cannon Stevenson
Teya Ita David Taylor
Parker Jacobs Krish Thota
Arden Kearl Zachary Tucker
Spencer Keddington RJ Violette
Will Lane Ben Williams
Isabelle Lee Wesley Lehman
Service
Service Form
At School Service Ideas
Tutor for teachers
- contact teachers and ask if you can tutor during Plus period--Mr. Milligan can always use help!
- go to the library and ask the teachers running the After School tutoring lab if they need help
Talk to teachers, see if they need help with anything
- cleaning, organizing, grading papers, whatever!
Befriend someone at school you think needs a friend, eat lunch with them (must have Advisor approval for this one)
Go to the self-contained Resource class (Room 203) during Plus and teach skills or play game with the students in that class.
Community Service ideas (serving family members does not count)
- Bountiful Food Pantry--go work for a couple of hours
- Christmas Box House--see what needs they have
- Babysit for free for young parents
- Walk a dog for neighbor or someone who can't get out
- Shovel snow, rake leaves, help someone move, do housework for someone in need
- Talk to church leaders and see what they need done--cleaning the church?
- Serve food at a homeless shelter
- Gather supplies for a homeless shelter
- Read to someone at an Assisted Living Center who can't read for themselves
- Put together a short musical program or other entertainment for an Assisted Living Center or Nursing home
- Hold a bake sale for your favorite charity
- Volunteer to fun/walk/ride for fundraiser events like Race for the Cure or Relay for Life
- Cleanup a section of a city trail
- Volunteer at an animal shelter
- Contact your city and see what you can do to better your city
- Plant a tree! In a public place--get permission from the city first
- Write letters to servicemen or missionaries (not a family member)
- Make cookies and give them to a neighbor
- Write a letter of thanks to all of your teachers
- Tutor a young child
- Clean toys at your church nursery/kids playroom
Officers
Election Information
7th Grade:
- Each Elementary School will conduct their own election process. Follow whatever rules they have for you.
- Each Elementary will tell SDJH who their 1 or 2 candidates are by MAY 1.
- SDJH will set up interviews with the candidates for after school in the first two weeks of May.
Click here for interview questions.
Here is one option, if you choose to do a storyboard: Storyboard template
8th and 9th Grade:
All deadlines are listed on the school calendar and were provided at the mandatory meeting.
If you need help with filming your video then please make an appointment with the officer advisor as soon as possible, before the submission deadline.
Click here for interview questions.
Here is one option, if you choose to do a storyboard: Storyboard template
WXHS Sophomore Rep:
All deadlines and requirements are provided at the mandatory meeting.
Eligibility Information
To run for a student office, you must meet the following criteria and standards:
- Have 3.0 GPA during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (3 criteria)
- Have 3.0 CPA during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (3 criteria)
- No F‘s during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (1 criteria)
- No U‘s during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (1 criteria)
- No more than 2 N's for the current school year (1 criteria)
If you are deficient in one or two of the nine criteria listed above, you must submit a letter of appeal to the standards committee 3 days prior to campaigning if you want to run. If you are deficient in three or more, you may not appeal.
Officers must maintain a 3.0 GPA and 3.0 CPA, and have no F‘s, U‘s, or N's. Failure to meet these standards will result in probation for one term. A second failure to maintain these standards will result in removal from office.
Officers
2022-2023
9th Grade
Pres: Moises Vazquez
VP: Marjon Asef
Secretary: Cassia Reynolds
Spirit: Deion Moore
Publicly: Jacob Vandenberg
Service: Olivia Johnson
Service: Garrett Smith
LIA: Rafi Reyes
8th Grade
Pres: Benno Kossin
VP: Mia Stoker
Secretary: Colette Germane
Spirit: Olivia Wheeler
Publicly: Tyson Adams
7th Grade
Pres: Maria Salloum
VP: Brianna Westergard
Secretary: Jillian (Jill) Evans
Spirit: Joss Buswell
Publicly: Kaitlyn Marsh
Service: Macy Dalling