By Rebecca Dopp
Times-News Correspondent
Looking at the numbers for the first day of school,
Juab School District had a grand total of 1,996 students in
its various schools.
At Mona Elementary, 39 students are enrolled in
Kindergarten; 34 in 1st grade; 40 in 2nd grade; 29 in 3rd
grade; 39 in 4th grade; 23 in 5th grade; 47 in 6th grade;
and 4 were self-contained. Mona's grand total is 255.
Red Cliffs Elementary showed a decrease in students
because of the split K-6 situation. Superintendent Kirk
Wright said that Red Cliffs decreased by 100 students. There
are 74 students enrolled in Kindergarten; 78 in 1st grade;
63 in 2nd grade; 80 in 3rd grade; 82 in 4th grade; 81 in 5th
grade; 68 in 6th grade; and 11 self-contained. The grand
total for Red Cliffs is 537 students. Three teachers, Clint
Anderson, Jacquelyn Rasmussen, and Hadley Christensen, have
28 or 29 students in his or her classes.
Nebo View Elementary showed a grand total of 322
students enrolled on the first day of school. Kindergarten
showed 42 students; 62 in 1st grade; 35 in 2nd grade; 50 in
3rd grade; 40 in 4th grade; 39 in 5th grade; 50 in 6th
grade; and 4 self-contained. Raymond Nielsen, 6th grade
teacher, had the most students in his class at 27.
One-hundred and sixty students are enrolled in the 7th
grade. One-hundred and fifty-two students are enrolled in
8th grade. Fourteen are self-contained. Juab Junior High
showed a grand total of 326 students.
The board was concerned with some teachers having
large classroom loads. Scott McKay, science teacher, showed
37 students in one of his science classes at the junior
high.
Juab High School has 133 freshmen, 147 sophomores, 139
juniors, and 124 seniors. There are 13 self-contained
students. The high school's grand total is 556 students.
Teachers who had an extra classroom load include Tina
Squire, P.E. 9 with 47 students in one class, and Joseph
Heywood with 38 students in Advanced Composition. Most of
the classes saw numbers between 21-36 students per class.
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