December 17, 2021
Attention all Track and Field Athletes. There will be a meeting after school on Thursday, January 6th beginning at 3:45 in the weight room. All students who are planning on competing in Track and Field this Spring and not involved in a Winter Sport should be there. We will be discussing our Preseason Training program and overview of the season. See you there.
December 16, 2021
Attention all Track and Field Athletes. There will be a meeting after school on Thursday, January 6th beginning at 3:45 in the weight room. All students who are planning on competing in Track and Field this Spring and not involved in a Winter Sport should be there. We will be discussing our Preseason Training program and overview of the season. See you there.
December 15, 2021
Attention all Track and Field Athletes. There will be a meeting after school on Thursday, January 6th beginning at 3:45 in the weight room. All students who are planning on competing in Track and Field this Spring and not involved in a Winter Sport should be there. We will be discussing our Preseason Training program and overview of the season. See you there.
December 14, 2021
Congratulations to our Oly wrestlers, Brayden Boyd, Brook Byers, and Riley Davis who were honored with the title “Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament”. These three wrestlers brought home the first Championship belts in school history at this past weekend’s Rose City Championship Tournament. They lead Sprague to a third-place finish overall! We also want to recognize Sprague’s David Sherman and Josh Camillo along with Cole Steketee for bringing home the bronze medal in third place! Way to go Oly’s!!
Come support our boys’ basketball team tonight for a home game against the Lebanon Warriors! Game starts at 5:45pm, we hope to see you there!
Our girls’ basketball team hits the road today for an away game against the North Salem Vikings! Go support our Lady Oly’s, game starts at 5:15pm!
Sprague is excited to announce digital ticketing as a new convenient option to purchasing your athletic event tickets! Download the Hometown Fan app or go to Spraguehs.com to purchase your tickets today!
Please release all assembly participants at this time to report to the gym per email just sent by Amber.
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 13, 2021
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT. Please join us in the commons from 6:30 to 8 PM for the Oly Lounge’s first annual Open Mic night. We will be highlighting YOU while serving delicious beverages from the Oly Lounge. We have several students debuting original music, poems, and even a surprise teacher performance. The vibe is chill and the coffee will be hot. There is no entry fee. See you there!
Congratulations to our Oly wrestlers, Brayden Boyd, Brook Byers, and Riley Davis who were honored with the title “Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament”. These three wrestlers brought home the first Championship belts in school history at this past weekend’s Rose City Championship Tournament. They lead Sprague to a third-place finish overall! We also want to recognize Sprague’s David Sherman and Josh Camillo along with Cole Steketee for bringing home the bronze medal in third place! Way to go Oly’s!!
Come support our boys’ basketball team tomorrow night for a home game against the Lebanon Warriors! Game starts at 5:45pm, we hope to see you there!
Our girls’ basketball team hits the road tomorrow for an away game against the North Salem Vikings! Go support our Lady Oly’s, game starts at 5:15pm!
Sprague is excited to announce digital ticketing as a new convenient option to purchasing your athletic event tickets! Download the Hometown Fan app or go to Spraguehs.com to purchase your tickets today!
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 10, 2021
Sprague is excited to introduce digital ticketing as a new convenient option to purchasing your athletic event tickets! To purchase your tickets, visit the athletic section on spraguehs.com or download the Hometown Ticketing Fan App. Digital ticketing is now available for our games Friday, December 10th. Get your tickets today! Go Oly’s!!
This week is National Computer Science Week. Sprague High School is taking part in Hour of Code. Each day this week we will be highlighting some information in the announcements. Take some time to read the posters in the hall. Did you know that Computer Science majors make 40% more than the average college graduate. Keep on Coding Sprague.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Olys! We need your help! Our emergency supply of Chromebooks is almost gone! Please remember to bring your Chromebook and charger with you everyday. If you do check out an emergency Chromebook please make sure to return it the SAME day. Big thanks from the library!!!
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 9, 2021
Sprague is excited to introduce digital ticketing as a new convenient option to purchasing your athletic event tickets! To purchase your tickets, visit the athletic section on spraguehs.com or download the Hometown Ticketing Fan App. Digital ticketing is now available for our games Friday, December 10th. Get your tickets today! Go Oly’s!!
This week is National Computer Science Week. Sprague High School is taking part in Hour of Code. Each day this week we will be highlighting some information in the announcements. Take some time to read the posters in the hall. Did you know that Computer Science majors make 40% more than the average college graduate. Keep on Coding Sprague.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Olys! We need your help! Our emergency supply of Chromebooks is almost gone! Please remember to bring your Chromebook and charger with you everyday. If you do check out an emergency Chromebook please make sure to return it the SAME day. Big thanks from the library!!!
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 8, 2021
Sprague is excited to introduce digital ticketing as a new convenient option to purchasing your athletic event tickets! To purchase your tickets, visit the athletic section on spraguehs.com or download the Hometown Ticketing Fan App. Digital ticketing is now available for our games Friday, December 10th. Get your tickets today! Go Oly’s!! 12/10
This week is National Computer Science Week. Sprague High School is taking part in Hour of Code. Each day this week we will be highlighting some information in the announcements. Take some time to read the posters in the hall. Did you know that Computer Science is more than just writing code. You learn how to make apps, design algorithms, and study how the internet works. Keep on Coding Sprague.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Olys! We need your help! Our emergency supply of Chromebooks is almost gone! Please remember to bring your Chromebook and charger with you everyday. If you do check out an emergency Chromebook please make sure to return it the SAME day. Big thanks from the library!!!
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 7, 2021
80 years ago this morning, Pearl Harbor, a U.S. naval base in Pearl Harbor Hawaii was the target of a surprise attack by the Japanese military. This event brought the United States into World War II. The next day, Hitler declared war on the United States, and from then on, the United States entered into World War II. Forty Oregon men died in Pearl Harbor. This included 18 year old John Burgess:
From the deck of the West Virginia, the crew could see saw two huge flashes of fire as the USS Arizona was hit and a bomb detonated in a powder magazine. Burning debris began raining on the West Virginia's quarterdeck. Somewhere down in the darkness inside the West Virginia that morning was John Burgess, who was unable to make it out to safety. He is buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu.
Over 410,000 Americans died in World War II. It remained the highest death toll among all the wars, including the Civil war, for combat deaths. Take a moment to think about those men and women who died for our country.
Come support our Girls Basketball team tonight as we take on Sunset High School here at Sprague. JV starts at 5pm and Varsity at 6:30pm. Tickets are currently cash ONLY. $7 adults and $5 for students. ASB cards get students in free. Let’s go Oly’s!!
This week is National Computer Science Week. Sprague High School is taking part in Hour of Code. Each day this week we will be highlighting some information in the announcements. Take some time to read the posters in the hall. Did you know that Computer Science is foundational. Try an Hour of Code by going to hourofcode.com and doing some of the activities. Every 21st century student should take a computer science class. Keep on Coding Sprague.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15. 12/15
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible! 12/15
Olys! We need your help! Our emergency supply of Chromebooks is almost gone! Please remember to bring your Chromebook and charger with you everyday. If you do check out an emergency Chromebook please make sure to return it the SAME day. Big thanks from the library!!!
The Sprague Olyannes (oh-lee-annes) dance team are the state novelty division champions for 2021! They earned first place in the novelty category at the DDCA fall championships at Sherwood high school on Saturday, December 4. The Olyannes were undefeated in this category through 4 competitions this fall. In addition, the dance team placed third in state in the modern dance division against strong competition at the same tournament. Two dancers also placed in the top 10 of the individual championship drill down event: freshman Bella Terzenbach (Ter-zen-bock) was 9th in the novice division and Junior Kayla Pobuda (Poh-boo-duh) was 6th in the advanced division. Congratulations to all of the Sprague dancers on their success during an amazing fall season! 12/7
December 2, 2021
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
December 1, 2021
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
November 30, 2021
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible!
November 29, 2021
The Portland State On-Site Admissions event schedule for today at 10:00am has been canceled. They have rescheduled for Next Wednesday December 8th at 10:00am. Please stop by the College and Career Center to talk with Mr. Jones. 11/29
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15. 12/15
As we know Olys, the giving season is upon us and what’s better than being able to make this Christmas a memorable one for a kid? You can do just that by donating to our Annual Hoover Gift Drive by taking necessities such as gloves and beanies as well as lots of toys to our Hoover Gift Boxes kept and located in Mr. Nickel’s Room 102, Mrs. Keating-Thomas’s Room 117, Mr. Mahi’s Room 17, Mr. Masten’s Room 143 and Mrs. Oliver’s Room 8. This helps us put together gift bags with toys and necessities for over 400 students at Hoover Elementary, so this is just as important and means just as much to us as it would mean to the kids so please make sure to donate if possible! 12/15
November 23, 2021
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Sprague students! Please return any borrowed chromebooks and chargers to the library by the end of the day today. Thank you!
Love to dance and perform? Looking to be involved in something at Sprague? Be part of the Winter Guard! Membership is open to all students, and no experience is necessary. Those interested should attend the free guard workshops offered after Thanksgiving break. See Ms. Vowles in room 175 for details or with questions. 11/23
The Sprague Olyannes dance team placed first in Novelty and first in the Modern divisions at the West Albany dance team competition on Saturday, November 20. In addition, 7 dancers placed in the individual drill down competition. Freshmen Bella Terzenbach and Gillian Rodriguez Lentz, sophomores Lyndsey Tudela and Teresa Thao placed in the novice division. In the advanced division, juniors Madeline Aballay and Kayla Pobuda and senior Olivia Opton won awards. The team will wrap up their fall season by competing in the DDCA category championships in December. Congratulations to the dance team! 11/23
November 22, 2021
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Love to dance and perform? Looking to be involved in something at Sprague? Be part of the Winter Guard! Membership is open to all students, and no experience is necessary. Those interested should attend the free guard workshops offered after Thanksgiving break. See Ms. Vowles in room 175 for details or with questions. 11/23
The Sprague Olyannes dance team placed first in Novelty and first in the Modern divisions at the West Albany dance team competition on Saturday, November 20. In addition, 7 dancers placed in the individual drill down competition. Freshmen Bella Terzenbach and GillianRodriguez Lentz, sophomores Lyndsey Tudela and Teresa Thao placed in the novice division. In the advanced division, juniors Madeline Aballay and Kayla Pobuda and senior Olivia Opton won awards. The team will wrap up their fall season by competing in the DDCA category championships in December. Congratulations to the dance team! 11/23
November 19, 2021
Love to dance and perform? Looking to be involved in something at Sprague? Be part of the Winter Guard! Membership is open to all students, and no experience is necessary. Those interested should attend the free guard workshops offered after Thanksgiving break. See Ms. Vowles in room 175 for details or with questions. 11/23
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Please make sure you have your sports physical turned in. You will not be able to participate in athletics until the athletic office has a completed copy! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from the first semester this year to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
Attention All Sprague Baseball Players! There will be an important BASEBALL meeting this Friday at 1:15 in the Weight room. Please be on time and ready to listen. 11/19
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Please return borrowed Chromebooks and Chargers to the library as soon as possible. The supply of emergency Chromebooks is almost depleted! This is also a friendly reminder to SAY YES to SUCCESS! Bring your student Chromebook AND charger to school each day. Do you not have one checked out for the year? See Mrs. Hardey in the Library. 11/19
November 18, 2021
Love to dance and perform? Looking to be involved in something at Sprague? Be part of the Winter Guard! Membership is open to all students, and no experience is necessary. Those interested should attend the free guard workshops offered after Thanksgiving break. See Ms. Vowles in room 175 for details or with questions. 11/23
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Please make sure you have your sports physical turned in. You will not be able to participate in athletics until the athletic office has a completed copy! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from the first semester this year to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
Attention All Sprague Baseball Players! There will be an important BASEBALL meeting this Friday at 1:15 in the Weight room. Please be on time and ready to listen. 11/19
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Please return borrowed Chromebooks and Chargers to the library as soon as possible. The supply of emergency Chromebooks is almost depleted! This is also a friendly reminder to SAY YES to SUCCESS! Bring your student Chromebook AND charger to school each day. Do you not have one checked out for the year? See Mrs. Hardey in the Library. 11/19
November 17, 2021
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Please make sure you have your sports physical turned in. You will not be able to participate in athletics until the athletic office has a completed copy! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from the first semester this year to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
Attention All Sprague Baseball Players! There will be an important BASEBALL meeting this Friday at 1:15 in the Weight room. Please be on time and ready to listen. 11/19
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact the testing specialist Geordan Lightburn in room 136 to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15.
Please return borrowed Chromebooks and Chargers to the library as soon as possible. The supply of emergency Chromebooks is almost depleted! This is also a friendly reminder to SAY YES to SUCCESS! Bring your student Chromebook AND charger to school each day. Do you not have one checked out for the year? See Mrs. Hardey in the Library. 11/19
November 16, 2021
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Please make sure you have your sports physical turned in. You will not be able to participate in athletics until the athletic office has a completed copy! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from the first semester this year to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
Boys’ basketball 10-12th grade tryouts are tonight from 3:45-6:00pm in the main gym and freshman boys’ basketball tryouts are from 6:00-8:00pm in the main gym. 11/16
Girls’ basketball tryouts are tonight from 6-8pm in the main gym. 11/16
Attention All Sprague Baseball Players! There will be an important BASEBALL meeting this Friday at 1:15 in the Weight room. Please be on time and ready to listen. 11/19
The Sprague Olyannes dance team attended their second competition of the fall season at Clackamas High school on November 13. The dance team placed first in the novelty and third in the modern divisions improving their overall scores from the first week of competition. Their high scores have qualified both routines for the fall championships in December. Congratulations to the Olyannes!
Please return borrowed Chromebooks and Chargers to the library as soon as possible. The supply of emergency Chromebooks is almost depleted! This is also a friendly reminder to SAY YES to SUCCESS! Bring your student Chromebook AND charger to school each day. Do you not have one checked out for the year? See Mrs. Hardey in the Library. 11/19
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact your school counselor to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15. 12/15
November 15, 2021
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
Girls’ basketball tryouts are tonight and tomorrow night from 6-8pm in the main gym. 11/16
Boys’ basketball 10-12th grade try outs are tonight and tomorrow from 3:45-6:00pm in the main gym and frreshman boys’ basketball tryouts are from 6:00-8:00pm in the main gym. 11/16
Those who registered for wrestling, meet in the wrestling room today at 3:45pm for your first practice! 11/15
Swim practices and meets will be at the Kroc Center across town in North Salem/Keizer area starting tonight at 7:00-8:30pm. 11/15
If you have a release period, please go to the main office during your assigned lunch time, before or after school or during your release period to pick up your Release Card.
You MUST have your FamilyID registration and sports physical turned in before tryouts or practice! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year, and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from first semester this year in order to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
The Sprague Olyannes dance team attended their second competition of the fall season at Clackamas High school on November 13. The dance team placed first in the novelty and third in the modern divisions improving their overall scores from the first week of competition. Their high scores have qualified both routines for the fall championships in December. Congratulations to the Olyannes!
Please return borrowed Chromebooks and Chargers to the library as soon as possible. The supply of emergency Chromebooks is almost depleted! This is also a friendly reminder to SAY YES to SUCCESS! Bring your student Chromebook AND charger to school each day. Do you not have one checked out for the year? See Mrs. Hardey in the Library. 11/19
Sprague High School values the diverse language abilities of our students and provides opportunities for students with strong skills in a language other than English to earn world language credit. Students earn world language credits by taking a test that assesses their language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Contact your school counselor to learn more about registering for a proficiency test available in your language. The deadline to register is December 15. 12/15
November 10, 2021
Attention all seniors interested in applying for the National Honor Society. Applications are now available in Mr. Kniefel’s (cuh nee full) room. Room 134. Applications are due no later than November 15th, so please stop by and get one as soon as possible. 11/11
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
If you have a release period, please go to the main office during your assigned lunch time, before or after school or during your release period to pick up your Release Card.
Just a reminder, winter sports registration is still open… but not for long! Winter season starts November 15th! Get your registration and sports physical in now to prevent any delay from participating in try outs. Please stop by the athletic office if you need a new physical form. Go to https://www.familyid.com/organizations/sprague-high-school to register now! Go Oly’s!
Girls’ basketball tryouts are November Monday, 15th and Tuesday, 16th from 6-8pm in the main gym.
Boys’ basketball 10-12th grade try outs are Monday, November 15th and Tuesday, 16th from 3:45-6:00pm in the main gym and frosh boys’ basketball tryouts are from 6:00-8:00pm in the main gym.
Those who registered for wrestling, meet in the wrestling room on Monday, November 15th at 3:45pm for your first practice!
Swim practices and meets will be at the Kroc Center across town in North Salem/Keizer area starting on Monday, November 15th at 7:00-8:30pm.
You MUST have your FamilyID registration and sports physical turned in before tryouts or practice! Also, students need to have passed 3 out of 4 classes from Quarter 4 from last year, and pass at least 5 out of 8 classes from first semester this year in order to compete in OSAA athletics and activities, including our music programs.
A final word to say thanks to all of our Fall student athletes and coaches for your incredible efforts this Fall season and during the last couple of years during a pandemic. Also, thank you seniors for your leadership this past season!
November 9, 2021
Attention all seniors interested in applying for the National Honor Society. Applications are now available in Mr. Kniefel’s (cuh nee full) room. Room 134. Applications are due no later than November 15th, so please stop by and get one as soon as possible. 11/11
Just a reminder, winter sports registration is still open but not for long! Winter season starts November 15th! Get your registration and sports physical in now to prevent any delay from participating in tryouts. Please stop by the athletic office if you need a new physical form. Go to spraguehs.com under the athletics section to register today! Go Oly’s!
Girls’ basketball and frosh boys’ basketball tryouts are November 15th and 16th from 6-8pm in the main gym. Boys’ basketball 10-12th grade tryouts are November 15th and 16th from 3:45-6pm in the main gym. You MUST have your FamilyID registration and sports physical turned in before tryouts!
The Sprague Olyannes dance team competed in their first competition of the fall season at Rex Putnam High school on Saturday, November 6. The team placed first in the novelty category and second in the modern category. Their high scores qualified both routines for the dance team fall championships in December. In addition, 8 dancers placed in the top 10 of their drill down divisions. In the novice category: freshmen Bella Terzenbach and Gillian Rodriguez Lentz and sophomores Hailey Varner and Lyndsey Tudela won awards. In the advanced division, juniors Kayla Poduba and Madeline Aballay and seniors Olivia Option and Ayiesha Chang were winners. These individuals also qualified to compete in the individual drill down competition at the fall championships. Congratulations to all of the Olyannes!
Our new swim coach Kate Mathews will be hosting a parent/student meeting tonight at 6pm in the library. Please come welcome our new coach! 11/9
Olys, we need your help! With the holidays coming up, leadership is working to create food boxes with grocery gift cards for families in need. We have donation boxes stationed in several classrooms, but more importantly, we have money donation jars in Ms. Atkinson’s classroom (133) so that we can provide families with much needed grocery gift cards. ANY amount, no matter how small, helps, so bring that loose change in. This is a chance for your class to show spirit and earn class points by giving back to those in our community. For more information, check out the flyers posted around the building, or see Ms. Atkinson.
If you have a release period, please go to the main office during your assigned lunch time, before or after school or during your release period to pick up your Release Card.