Springfield High School

Good morning, Springfield High!  Today is February 6, 2024

Attendance Office Phone Number - 525-3111

After School Tutoring is held Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday each week in room 160 from 3:30 pm-4:30 pm

Lunchtime tutoring is available for any student on either lunch shift in room 124.

If you want to purchase single game, season, or year-long passes to Springfield High School events, keep your eyes open for Go Fan Ticketing posters in the Commons, Cafeteria and Annex.  You can scan the QR Code, or go to GoFan.com to purchase you SHS tickets today.

If you park on or near SHS property - LOCK YOUR CARS AT ALL TIMES. Do not leave your doors unlocked or windows down no matter what! Be safe, be smart and be aware!

It's almost Valentine's Day and the Entrepreneur class is selling Carnation Flowers. You can order at lunch in the commons or there is a link on each class Canvas Page. Each flower is $2. Flowers will be delivered to students during 3rd and 5th hour on February 14. See Mrs. Devlin with questions.

The Future Teacher's Club will meet again today after school from 3:30-4:30 outside the auditorium. All interested in learning more about the teaching profession are welcome. Hope to see you there!

Attention Baseball Players- There will be a short organizational meeting for those planning to try out for baseball tomorrow after school in the auditorium. The meeting will start at 2:30 and should only last 10 minutes. You need to attend if you wish to try out for the team later this month.

There is a feminist club meeting today after school in Mrs. Eaton’s room members please stop by to help with Women’s history posters.

Friday after school there will be a Pen in a Box Club meeting in Mrs. Eaton’s room 

GSA will meet Friday after school on Friday in auditorium for yearbook photo and meeting.

Plant Club will be meeting today from 3:20-4:20 in Ms. Reinders room, 517.  See the Plant Club Canvas page or Ms. Reinders for more information!

Racial barriers were demolished by the devoted American physicist and NASA astronaut Ronald McNair, who epitomized the power of his black identity. McNair was born in 1950 and surmounted numerous challenges to earn a Ph.D. in physics. Resilience was illustrated by McNair's path, which paralleled the difficulties encountered by various Black individuals. His inclusion in NASA, as a representation of diversity, brought attention to the effectiveness of racial barrier-breaking. Despite being tragically lost in the 1986 Challenger accident, McNair's legacy lives on as a reminder of the value of diversity and representation in the field of space exploration.

There will be an informational softball meeting directly after school on Thursday in room 112 for any girl interested in trying out this year. This meeting will last 5 minutes.

And now the Pledge of Allegiance!

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MOMENT OF SILENCE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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