Good morning, Springfield High!  Today is _____Nov. 19th___________________



  • Senators show gratitude towards all the people who work to make SHS the great school that it is.  Of course there are your teachers to be grateful for, but also custodians, secretaries, administrators, security, food service workers and many more who keep our school running smoothly everyday. Take a moment to thank someone who works at SHS for what they do, they all deserve your gratitude! 


  • “Students if you need help with your class work or homework, After School Tutoring is held in Room 220 on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday each week from 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m."


  • Students, don’t forget: The Peace Room is open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 11:30-2pm to any student needing support and a safe space to assist with mental health concerns. Check your Canvas to sign up or ask Mrs. Coley!

 

  • In case you are eager for winter break and 5 weeks seems too long, join the cast and crew of SHS’s production of this year’s fall play Winter Break this Saturday at 7 and Sunday at 2 for a glimpse of the ups and downs one school’s winter break. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors. Show will be located in Commons please enter these doors.


  • Congratulations to the Latin Club for their Saturday convention.  They placed first in spirit and second overall.  The following students contributed: Mikey Allen placed in T-shirt design, gladiator combat, and vocab.  Ruoshui Cai placed in Mythology, chariot racing, and trivia.  Zeb Edwards and Xander Barrientos placed in the skit.  Aiden Carlson placed in Roman Life and Bacchus costume.  Ben Perry placed in mythology, the skit, chariot racing, and the footrace.  Seb Moore placed in derivatives, trivia, tug of war, and the javelin.  Stanley Densmore placed in derivatives, photography, and trivia.  Simone Dolan placed in vocabulary, sculpture, chariot costume and footrace.  Jordan Robinson placed in chariot costume, painting and graffiti wall design, Caroline Scherschel placed in mythology, painting, and mosaics.  Aryan Tokhi placed in derivatives, trivia, and gladiator combat.  Isha Ramkumar placed in trivia, javelin, and banner design, Mars Franklin placed in vocab, textiles, and chariot costume.


  • Model UN had a great showing at fall conference! Congratulations to Isha Ramakur and Gabriel Villegas for receiving awards within their committees. Model UN will meet this Friday after school to start preparing for the spring conference. New members are welcome.


  • Any girl interested in playing softball in the Spring, please go to room WW6 in the Washington Wing to fill out an interest form. See Coach Koger in WW6 with any questions.

  • Hey SHS students! The Chess club will be meeting after school from 3:17 to 4:15 in Mr. Hull’s Room (Room 216) this Friday. 


  • Beginning in January 2025, District 186 and Lincoln Land Community College are working together to offer programming designed for students to experience a more immersive college preparation experience as part of the school day. This is called College Now. Participation in College Now is a great way for students to be challenged in their learning and get a head start on their college education. College Now is available to District 186 high school seniors who want to either pursue a career track after high school or plan to transfer to a university. The district believes that for students to have access to these opportunities close to home makes sense, and potentially enrolling at a two-year community college may be a smart financial choice.


Students interested in enrollment in the College Now classes must be a second semester senior, have an 85% or better attendance rate through the first semester of the senior year, be on track and scheduled with all necessary credit requirements to graduate from 186, and maintain a high level of motivation and adequate time to devote to a college-level class. The students must meet all college criteria and follow all college procedures for enrolling in any courses. Ultimately, students must receive approval from their high school guidance administrator to attend LLCC’s College Now program.

Interested District 186 students and their parents both, are required to attend a mandatory informational meeting next Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 6:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at Lincoln Land’s Medical District Facility located at 130 West Mason Street, room 204

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)