Wednesday, October 31,
2018
Freshmen and sophomores: Are you wanting to
get more involved at school? Want to help plan school activities like dances
and assemblies? Leadership is looking for freshmen and sophomores who want to
get more involved during second semester. Applications are in Mr. Schueller’s
room, #142, or the front office. Applications are due November 30th ,
so don’t wait! 11/9
Our lost and found table is
overflowing! Please look on the lost and found table in the commons as soon as
possible for any items that may belong to you.
All items still left will be donated November 20th. 11/19
Hello Sprague students! If you've ever wondered about the various pronouns used today, such as bigender, polygender, or greygender, then attend the GSA Club meeting today at lunch time. A slide show will be presented and discussion following, to clarify any confusions you may have surrounding this topic. As usual, bring your lunch (and a friend) and head to room 119! We'll see you then! 10/31
Congratulations to the
Class of 2019 – As of Friday, Sprague High School had 111 students and
families complete their FAFSA! If you are planning to attend a
certification program, 2-year program, or 4-year program, you need to apply for
the FAFSA. For more assistance, please contact Ms. Dunn. 10/31
Don’t miss the upcoming college visit on
Thursday, November 1st, with St. Olaf College. Sign up thru
the Sprague website. 10/31
Buenos Dias Sprague! The Spanish National Honor Society is hosting the
DAY of the DEAD Spanish Club meeting tomorrow, November 1st at lunch
in room 124. Everyone is welcome to learn about this celebration of life,
decorate a cookie and participate in other activities. Nos vemos! 10/31
Attention:
Swimmers, Wrestlers and Basketball players, athletic participation packets are
now available for pickup in the athletic office. You must be enrolled in and
passing five classes to participate as well as having a current sport physical
on file. Packets can be turned in starting this Thursday November 1st.
11/1
Students, come be apart of the staff pumpkin decorating
event! We will have the pumpkins on display today during lunch on the stage in
the commons for you to place your vote for the best pumpkin! 10/31
We
have seven winners in this year’s 2018 Recycling Art Calendar Contest sponsored
by the Mid-Valley Garbage & Recycling Association! One of our students also
won the Grand Prize which will be announced at a ceremony on December 12th.
This year’s theme was “What it means to be green.” They will win $400 in gift
cards and $500 for the Sprague Visual Art Department! Their names are: Leila Tullos, Samantha
Breen, Lauren Hanes, Eliana Rivera, Ethan Pulley, Chloe Elmore and Nikki Evans.
If
that wasn’t enough, Sprague Art has had eight students who applied for and were
accepted for a yearlong High School Art Mentorship/Internship program sponsored
by the Salem Art Association. They are: Angie Fox, Arista Patterson, Chloe
Elmore, Elizabeth Orlov, Kate Swenson, Matthew Montegna, Morgan Forrester and
Paige Schmelling. Congratulations Oly Artists!
Hey Oly’s, Manga Club will be hosting a Halloween Party
today after school in the Library. We have spooky vibes, treats and games! So
come have some fun and hang out.
1.
Obey
the Driver
2.
Respect
Others
3.
Sit
Properly
4.
Speak
Softly
5.
Keep
the Bus Clean
In addition, student who must cross a street to get on/off the bus should follow this procedure:
Cross
ten (10) feet in front of the bus.
Make
eye contact with the driver and wait for his signal to tell you that it is safe
to cross.
Check
traffic both ways before stepping beyond the front of the bus.
Never
cross the street until the bus arrives and the driver can safely cross you with
the bus’s safety lights and stop sign.
Listen for directions from the bus driver
Stay calm
Notify 911 if instructed to do so by the bus driver.
Know where to find emergency equipment
The fire extinguisher is usually in the front of the bus near the exit door.
The first aid kit is located in the compartment above the windshield.
Emergency triangles are located in the compartment above the windshield.
Place the triangles outside the bus-both behind and in front.
Know how to evacuate the bus if necessary.
Leave all personal items on the bus.
Locate all emergency exits.
Front
and rear emergency exit doors should be the first choice for evacuating the
bus.
Window
exits and roof hatches are used for evacuating the bus only if the bus is on its
side.
With the
cooperation of each student riding the bus, Salem-Keizer school buses can
continue to be the safest form of transportation available.