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October 1, 2018Announcements, Parent Informationby Athlos Academy of Utah

Preventing Bullying Through Social Emotional Learning

Bullying in schools is an issue many know all too well. Though research has yet to find a perfect solution to this complex problem, Athlos strives to prevent bullying through cooperative effort, the development of Performance Character traits, and social emotional learning.

September 20, 2018Parent Information, Performance Characterby Athlos Academy of Utah

Reinforcing Performance Character at Home: Energy/Zest

"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

August 28, 2018Parent Informationby Athlos Academy of Utah

Why Volunteers Are Important to Schools

Volunteers are an invaluable resource to our teachers and students. Those who volunteer at school will sharpen their teaching skills, become better leaders, and develop a sense of pride in contributing to students’ success.

August 10, 2018Announcements, Parent Informationby Athlos Academy of Utah

Download and Print Your First Day of School Signs

Download your first day of school signs and share your back to school photos!

July 6, 2018Parent Information, Performance Characterby Athlos Academy of Utah

Reinforcing Performance Character at Home: Social Intelligence

"How you make others feel about themselves says a lot about you.” – Unknown

May 16, 2018Parent Information, Performance Characterby Athlos Academy of Utah

Reinforcing Performance Character at Home: Optimism

"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.” – Helen Keller

May 5, 2018Announcements, Parent Informationby Athlos Academy of Utah

Top 12 Volunteers

The totals are in, and the 12 volunteers with the most hours logged have been determined!

April 19, 2018Parent Information, Performance Characterby Athlos Academy of Utah

Reinforcing Performance Character at Home: Curiosity

"You can't just give someone a creativity injection. You have to create an environment for curiosity and a way to encourage people and get the best out of them." – Ken Robinson