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Golf Tournament a Hole-In-One for SVA
Our 4th Annual Golf Tournament held Cedar Hills Golf Course on July 18th was a big success particularly because of the many individuals who were introduced to SVA as a result of the tournament. A big thank you to all of our sponsors, and each of the teams whom you can see in our gallery to the left. |
Student's Give Stellar Performance of Shakespeare's Henry V
For the past several months, many of our students have been working extremely hard to prepare for Shakespeare's Henry 5th that took place June 26 & 27. Students were expected to attend several rehearsals a week that took deep commitment and required students to sacrifice free time after days already filled with classes and work. But for any who saw the performance, it was easy to tell that their hard work and diligence paid off. Students were asked to share some of their thoughts regarding their experience...
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For the past several months, many of our students have been working extremely hard to prepare for Shakespeare's Henry 5th that took place June 26 & 27. Students were expected to attend several rehearsals a week that took deep commitment and required students to sacrifice free time after days already filled with classes and work. But for any who saw the performance, it was easy to tell that their hard work and diligence paid off. Students were asked to share some of their thoughts regarding their experience...
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A Phenomenal C.O.R.E. Class Presentation
May 8, 2014
Written by Lita Little Giddins
C.O.R.E is a class that was created specifically for the female population to provide an opportunity for the participants to discuss issues that are relevant to their lives as women, and to life in general. It also gives them the opportunity to self-reflect through class discussions/shared experiences to improve social skills/relationships and their self-confidence. C.O.R.E. helps women develop a greater sense of inclusion as they learn from each other.
On May 8, 2014, the wonderful women of C.O.R.E presented a Reader's Theater performance of, "The Story of Change." Read more...
May 8, 2014
Written by Lita Little Giddins
C.O.R.E is a class that was created specifically for the female population to provide an opportunity for the participants to discuss issues that are relevant to their lives as women, and to life in general. It also gives them the opportunity to self-reflect through class discussions/shared experiences to improve social skills/relationships and their self-confidence. C.O.R.E. helps women develop a greater sense of inclusion as they learn from each other.
On May 8, 2014, the wonderful women of C.O.R.E presented a Reader's Theater performance of, "The Story of Change." Read more...
SVA's 2014 Family Reunion a Big Success
June 27, 2014 -- Written by Casey Wood, MSW Intern
SV Academy just had the annual Family Reunion full of education, fun, and games! We celebrated Cameron Peterson's graduation wishing him the best for him and his new bright future. He gave a wonderful speech and we could not be more proud of his accomplishments. Then we kicked off the day with a sumptuous breakfast which was later followed by fabulous burrito bar both of which featured the amazing talents of our award winning kitchen staff--Jerry, Armida, Denise, & Luis. This was a delicious way to start the fun and was a good way to mingle and get to know our SVA families. Read more...
June 27, 2014 -- Written by Casey Wood, MSW Intern
SV Academy just had the annual Family Reunion full of education, fun, and games! We celebrated Cameron Peterson's graduation wishing him the best for him and his new bright future. He gave a wonderful speech and we could not be more proud of his accomplishments. Then we kicked off the day with a sumptuous breakfast which was later followed by fabulous burrito bar both of which featured the amazing talents of our award winning kitchen staff--Jerry, Armida, Denise, & Luis. This was a delicious way to start the fun and was a good way to mingle and get to know our SVA families. Read more...
IECA Conference in Indianapolis - May 8, 2014
Written by Marty Matheson, Clinical Unit Manager
Ryan M and Marty represented SVA at the IECA conference held in Indianapolis. It was an excellent conference that focused on many topics such as social media, parenting skills, and bullying. Ryan and Marty met with the national network of post-secondary programs for adults with learning disabilities. It was commented that this meeting had the most attendees of any previous meetings. Read more...
Written by Marty Matheson, Clinical Unit Manager
Ryan M and Marty represented SVA at the IECA conference held in Indianapolis. It was an excellent conference that focused on many topics such as social media, parenting skills, and bullying. Ryan and Marty met with the national network of post-secondary programs for adults with learning disabilities. It was commented that this meeting had the most attendees of any previous meetings. Read more...
Well Represented: SVA Staff Present at Many Conferences
ScenicView has been well represented the past several months as many staff have attended and presented at a wide array of conferences. The following is a list of all the conferences that our staff have presented at since the beginning of 2014.
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ScenicView has been well represented the past several months as many staff have attended and presented at a wide array of conferences. The following is a list of all the conferences that our staff have presented at since the beginning of 2014.
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Jerry Castillo receives NAPSEC
Direct Care Worker of the Year Award
May 1 2014
Written by Marty Matheson
During the week of the end of April and beginning of May, Doug Gale, Marty Matheson, andJerry Castillo, Jerry’s wife Grace and their two young girls traveled to Washington DC to be part of the NAPSEC Legislative Days. They were welcomed with pouring rain, but they didn’t let that stop them from enjoying the sites of DC, including a wet evening walk to the White House after arriving in the city. Read more...
Direct Care Worker of the Year Award
May 1 2014
Written by Marty Matheson
During the week of the end of April and beginning of May, Doug Gale, Marty Matheson, andJerry Castillo, Jerry’s wife Grace and their two young girls traveled to Washington DC to be part of the NAPSEC Legislative Days. They were welcomed with pouring rain, but they didn’t let that stop them from enjoying the sites of DC, including a wet evening walk to the White House after arriving in the city. Read more...
Utah philanthropist Tye Noorda dies at age 90
April 7, 2014--Salt Lake Tribune Article
Lewena "Tye" Noorda, a Utah philanthropist and arts lover, died Saturday at the age of 90.
A gifted musician, writer, director, poet and songwriter, Noorda was instrumental in helping fund a number of educational, religious and artistic organizations.
"She was a wonderful person without guile," said Doug Gale, executive director of the Scenic View Academy in Provo that helps adults with learning disabilities and autism. "She did not want recognition. They [Noorda and her late husband Ray Noorda] were very free with their money and helped lots and lots of causes. They were very private with the recognition for what they were doing. They were out there giving away money. They didn't need the recognition." Keep Reading...
April 7, 2014--Salt Lake Tribune Article
Lewena "Tye" Noorda, a Utah philanthropist and arts lover, died Saturday at the age of 90.
A gifted musician, writer, director, poet and songwriter, Noorda was instrumental in helping fund a number of educational, religious and artistic organizations.
"She was a wonderful person without guile," said Doug Gale, executive director of the Scenic View Academy in Provo that helps adults with learning disabilities and autism. "She did not want recognition. They [Noorda and her late husband Ray Noorda] were very free with their money and helped lots and lots of causes. They were very private with the recognition for what they were doing. They were out there giving away money. They didn't need the recognition." Keep Reading...
