Good morning, Springfield High! Today is Monday Jan 13th
In January, Be A Senator is highlighting the value of Courage. Senators show courage by having the strength to face something that may be difficult or challenging. Fear can paralyze us and make us struggle to do something new or difficult. However, your fears lose their power over you when you face them and take action. Be Brave, Be A Senator!
Students, if you need help with your classwork or homework, After School Tutoring is held in Room 266 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!
Any Junior, Senior, or transfer student that needs behind the wheel please contact Mr. Deatherage in room WW 1 or by email.
There will be a parent meeting in the SHS commons on Wednesday at 6:30PM for any girl interested in playing Softball for the new district 186 coop. See Coach Koger with questions.
City T-Shirt order forms are in the main office or Mr. Kramer's office (153A)
Orders are officially due Jan. 13th, $45 for four shirts and a rally towel. Images will be available as soon as possible. Talk to Mr Kramer if you have any questions.
The Lady Senator basketball team won a hard fought game at Mahomet Seymour last thursday 64 to 61. SHS was led in scoring by Aniyah Rhinehouse with 17 points and Abigail Malit added 12. Great Job!
Attention Juniors and Seniors who do not currently have a parking pass. Due to a number of seniors who graduated early, we have several parking passes that are available for purchase for the rest of the year. If you are interested, please come to the main office and sign up. Names will be drawn at the end of the day on Tuesday 1/14/2024.
Congratulations to SHS junior Damaris Telliz, who won first place in the Martin Luther King, Jr Essay Contest! The Ministerial Alliance of Springfield honored Darmaris with special recognition and a prize for her beautiful essay. Great job, Damaris!
Attention track and field athletes not involved in a winter sport. The boys and girls track and field season officially begins on Monday January 27th after school in the commons. You must have a valid physical and athletic permit card in order to participate. Please see Coach Cotner if you have any questions.
Get ready for UNITY DAY 2025 happening Saturday, January 25th, 11 AM-1 PM at the Bank of Springfield Center - in the lower level! Join your friends from Lanphier, Southeast, Springfield, and SHG for:
Fun Games & Activities, FREE Lunch, Prizes - YES we said PRIZES, plus a chance at winning tickets to the Saturday night games of City Tournament!Make sure you register this week at lunch or scan the QR code on posters that are posted around the school to be there for the fun!!Register and attend for your chance to win one of 30 prizes! Don't miss the hype – Unity Day is the move!
There will be a feminist club meeting Tuesday after school in Mrs. Eaton's room 366.
A few spots remain for the Shakespeare trip. Get signed up today. See Mrs. Eaton for info.
Congratulations to the Scholastic bowl team in their first place win at the Macomb Rotary Tournament. Shout out to our 4 top ten players! Ethan Baima, Braydon Meyer, Vanshika Gunda, and Seb Moore!
"Plant club will meet on Tuesday from 3:25 to 4:25 in Ms. Reinders room 516. Everyone is welcome! See Ms. Reinders if you have any questions.”
The Lady Senator basketball team jumped out to an early lead and beat Normal U-High 53 to 25. SHS was led by Abigail Malit with 17 points and Keziah Toran added 11. Next up for SHS is a continuation of their 12 game road trip with game seven at Champaign Central on Wednesday.
Come out and support SHS yearbook on Wednesday, Jan. 15 from 4-8 pm at Chipotle on Wabash. A portion of all sales will go towards making the yearbook the best it can be! Mention SHS yearbook when ordering or use code 8DG7GXL for online orders.
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)