The auditorium in which assemblies take place at Orem High School
Often, teachers feel like their important class time is being cut for assemblies, and all too often. Regardless of opinion, assemblies are going to change.
Ms. Call, chemistry and French teacher, says “assemblies can be really motivating and unifying when well planned.”
Others, like math teacher Joe Wytiaz, say “minimalistic assemblies are what teachers and students want.” He continued by saying that Mr. Coxson, student council advisor, is aware of this want and is working on streamlining the assembly process.
The changes, whether they mean shorter, fewer, or more engaging assemblies, will soon come into effect.
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Jake Richards
Jake enjoys fixing stuff, working on his car with the garage open so his neighbors can see how cool he is, and mowing the lawn shirtless so his clients can witness his awe-inspiring 118.5 lbs of pure mowing prowess. He works for serverplus where he spends 15 hours a week explaining how to use WiFi to 80-year-olds in Canada over the phone. He is taking the most rigorous classes available at Orem High, including US History and Seminary.
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