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Springville Junior High Announces PTA Reflections Theme

By Utah News Staff · Originally published September 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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Springville Junior High announced the theme for the 2026–2027 National PTA Reflections program. The official theme for the competition is What My Culture Means to Me.

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  • The 2026–2027 National PTA Reflections theme is What My Culture Means to Me.
  • Creative entries can include writing, singing, dancing, drawing, painting, sculpting, movies, or poems.
  • Submission entries are due by Oct. 1.
  • Information is available at utahpta.org/ref.

Springville Junior High announced that the theme for the 2026–2027 National PTA Reflections is What My Culture Means to Me, according to a notice on the school's website.

Participants can express this theme through various creative mediums including writing, singing, dancing, drawing, painting, sculpting, making movies, or writing poems. Entries for the program are due by Oct. 1. For additional information, individuals can visit utahpta.org/ref.

Questions regarding the program can be directed to Pritha.Lal@gmail.com.

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