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Nebo School Board Appoints Seth Sorensen as CTE Program Manager

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Nebo School Board Appoints Seth Sorensen as CTE Program Manager
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The Nebo School Board of Education has appointed Seth Sorensen as the Program Manager of CTE. The appointment became effective July 1, 2026.

Key takeaways

  • Seth Sorensen was appointed Program Manager of CTE effective July 1, 2026.
  • Sorensen has 26 years of experience within the Nebo School District in teaching and leadership roles.
  • His professional background includes service on the Spanish Fork and Salem City Councils.
  • He holds degrees from Utah State University, Walden University, and Southern Utah University.

The Nebo School Board of Education announced the appointment of Seth Sorensen as the Program Manager of CTE, effective July 1, 2026.

Sorensen brings 26 years of service within the Nebo School District to the new role, offering a background that includes classroom experience and administrative expertise.

Sorensen's career in the district has included teaching fifth grade at Spanish Oaks Elementary and teaching mathematics at Landmark High School. He has also served in several leadership capacities, including District Math Specialist, Assessment Administrator, and Public Information Officer.

His academic background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Utah State University, a Master’s degree in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment from Walden University, and an Educational Administration License from Southern Utah University.

In addition to his school district roles, Sorensen has participated in local public service, having served on the Spanish Fork City Council for four years and the Salem City Council for eight years.

His leadership experience extends to various boards and agencies, such as the Utah Municipal Power Agency, Mt. Nebo Water Agency, the Utah Coalition for Educational Technology (UCET), Rotary, and the Chamber of Commerce.

Outside of his professional responsibilities, Sorensen is involved in paleontology through owning two fossil-related companies and restoring fossils.

He lives with his wife, Rachelle, and their three daughters: Alexis, Adriana, and Ariyah.

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