This year, Hillcrest Jr. High students in Ms. Lami’s after-school service program proudly participated in Intermountain Health’s Festival of Trees (Dec. 4-7, at the Southtowne Conference Center), decorating a dazzling Christmas tree to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital. With the help of over a dozen dedicated students and teachers, the tree became a symbol of creativity, community, and giving. Special thanks go to Modern Display in Murray for donating the beautifully lighted tree, making this meaningful project possible.
Funds raised through the Festival of Trees directly support Primary Children’s Hospital, providing critical medical care, research, and resources for children and their families. Hillcrest students were thrilled to contribute to a cause that brings hope and healing to so many.
The Hillcrest After-School Program has become one key cornerstone for student success, keeping kids on track academically while fostering social and learning skills. The tremendous support from Hillcrest teachers has also been instrumental, as their dedication and leadership continues to inspire students.
