Natalia Munoz, Ethan Asay, Hallie Johnson, Olivia Webster, Austin Lovell, Kalena Buehler,Everett Fairbourne, Bridge Murdock, Kylie Christensen, Ethan Flake, Calvin Merrell, Ella Conners, Makenzi Thomas, Alexi Corfield, Cooper Littledike, Olivia Nilsson,Payton Murphy, Yanzhu Chen, Chloe Burns, Sara Estes, and Chloe Hendry.

The faculty of Hobble Creek Elementary gathered to pose for a photo after an exciting day of working with princesses, Jedis, headless haunts and such. 

Hobble Creek Elementary is the recipient of a grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums and the National Endowment for the Arts.  During the week of October 22-26, storyteller Lora Schmidt worked with the third grade classes developing a three act play about the early days in our community.  The stories originated from  a book called Mapleton A Collection of Folks' Tales compiled by Erik Brinkerhoff and Keenan Cummings as an english class assignment.  Erik interviewed his grandparents and their colleagues some of whom have now passed away.

Hobble Creek Elementary's STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on October 26, 2012:  Ari Frixione, Jake Strunk, Zachary Pritchard, Andelin Barlow, Heather Rose, Briley Woodworth, Kendall Coleman, Laicie Hepworth, Sarah Gardner, Madyson Fullmer, Jane Winward, Megan Diamond, Sammy Delacruz, Lexy Warren, Josh Lewis, Gabi Smith, Caleb Gardner, and Adam Holmberg.

Hobble Creek Elementary Reflections winners were displayed in the auditorium Wednesday October 24.  There was magic in the air, on the wall and displayed on tables.  Students have been creative exploring the magic momments in their lives and wonder in the world around them. 

Hobble Creek halls were full of moms and muffins and munching Wednesday morning.  There was also reading and smiling.  The event was part of the Scholastic book fair.   It was a yummy way to start out a school day!

Brigham Young University’s Young Company Presented theThe Legend of Sleepy Hollow on October 23 in two assemblies.

The production is based on a short story of the same name written by the early-

In preparation for an art project with storyteller Lora Schmidt, the third grade visted historical sites in our community.  The project is using stories from a book compiled by Eric Brinkerhoff that begun as a Springville High School English project.  Eric interviewed his grandfather, Bruce Mendenhall, and other residents.