Wednesday,
January 17, 2018
This
Friday, an Admissions Counselor from Oregon State University –Cascades will be
visiting our campus. If you are interested in attending, please sign up
through the counseling website. 1/19
ATTENTION SENIORS! You
must go to room #141 to proof your Senior Portrait and quote for the YEARBOOK
by Friday January 19. This is the first proofing. If you have corrections
we will show you what to do. 1/18
On Wednesday, Jan.17th 9th and 10th
Grade ASPIRE student members will have a meeting during lunch in the ASPIRE
Center. Refreshments will be provided. If you have any questions, please
see Ms. Dunn. 1/17
Sprague
Freshman & Sophmores: Salem Police Dept is looking for an Oregon
Representative to the Youth Advocacy Board.
If you graduated from a DARE program, have a history of demonstrated
academic achievement, community involvement and are comfortable with public
speaking then you should apply.
Application deadline is February 16, 2018. For more information or to apply, email cseibel@cityofsalem.net.
For this week’s Scholarship spotlight: The
Burson-Landon Scholarship Fund is for any high school graduate with a
cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale and planning to attend any accredited
college, university, community college or trade school in the State of
Oregon. For more information, please see Ms. Dunn. 1/19
Friday
is the last day for online schedule changes. Students please remember to
submit your requests by Friday, January 19th. 1/19
Attention graduating students for 2018: 190 members
of the 481 members of the graduating class have completed their FAFSA!
Our goal this year is 288 students. If you are planning to attend a
college, trade school, community college, or university starting in September
2018, you will need to fill out the 2018-19 FAFSA. Please see Ms. Dunn
for more assistance. 1/19
ATTN STUDENTS: This is an
important reminder regarding the rules of school bus safety.
1. Obey the Driver: The driver is the authority on the school bus and
will take charge in the event of an emergency.
2. Respect Others: Refrain from pushing, shoving, and name calling at
all times. These actions create distractions for the driver and may lead to
dangerous situations.
3. Sit Properly: Riding the school bus is very safe if an accident
should occur, but only if passengers are seated correctly. Sit with your seat
on the seat, back to the back, and feet on the floor.
4. Speak Softly: Loud noises such as screaming, singing, or chanting,
can be very distracting to the driver and may cause him to take his attention
away from driving.
5. Keep the Bus Clean: Eating and drinking are not allowed on the
school bus.
Students:
Sprague will be hosting a tailgate before our home basketball game on February
2nd and a dance immediately after the game. Ticket information is available through our
leadership students.
December Students of the Month
For the month of December, we focused on students who demonstrate
all of our school-wide behavior expectations: Own Your Actions, Live a Life you
are Proud Of, and Yes to Success. Congratulations to these students who were
selected by Sprague staff for leaving a positive OLY legacy.
9th grade:
Maya Campbell
Matthew Mckinzie
10th Grade:
Cole Holley
Philip Nelson
11th Grade:
Daniel Mcclung
Jesus Santos
12th Grade:
Rebecca Adams
Caitlin Armstrong
Kaili Oliva
Be sure to check out the display case outside of the main office
where we will feature our winners each month. Keep up the great work in Owning
your Actions, Living a Life you are Proud of, and Saying Yes to Success!
