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  • All students will be prepared for productive post secondary options upon graduation 

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  • Students must be engaged in order to learn.
  • Students who participate in extra-curricular activities, sports, and clubs are more engaged in school.
  • Parents are essential partners in their children's education.
  • Classroom instruction must be differentiated in order to meet the needs of all learners.
  • The school structure must provide support for all learners.
  • Working together, we can prepare students for productive post-secondary options.

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  • Success through Scholarship, Honor, and Spirit.

 

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  • With one of the largest building floor plans in our school district, we are thrilled to have 14 science labs (6 biology, 2 chemistry, 1 physics and 5 general science rooms), 5 computer labs, an extraordinary vocational/occupational facility complete with an auto, welding, woodworking, and CAD drafting labs, a state of the art Business and "Company" center, a well designed and equipped culinary arts center and child development lab, an extensive Fine Arts wing which houses the visual arts, music, drama and publications programs with a 500 seat performing arts theatre, a well designed and highly functional library and career center, and a 3,000 seat regional gymnasium.

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SPANISH SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday, May 15, 2012

1. Seniors: Jostens will be here to distribute Caps & Gowns this Thursday, May 17th from 10:25-1:30 in the gym lobby. (Lewis 5/7-5/17)

2. Athletic Clearances for next year are taking place throughout May (this will be for high school students only). Please get clearance packet information on-line on the WCSD web site or the Spanish Springs home page web site. Athletes will be able to drop off completed packets in the front office to Mrs. Ramilo before May 31st. This will be the last day that athletic packets will be accepted until registration day. (Ramilo 5/7-5/31)

3. Attention Seniors: Please mark your calendars now. Practice for this year's graduation ceremony will be held on Wednesday, June 6th from 11:00- 1:00 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. All seniors will take their 5th and 6th period finals on Friday, June 1st; 0, 1st and 2nd periods finals on Monday, June 4th; and 0, 3rd and 4th period finals on Tuesday, June 5th. Seniors will not have school on Wednesday, June 6th due to graduation practice. Our graduation ceremony will take place on Saturday, June 9th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. All seniors must arrive to the Convention Center by 8:00 a.m. the morning of the ceremony. Parent letters will be mailed home with all the details for graduation on or around May 18th. Mrs. Fuson and Mr. Salter will be visiting senior ACA classes during the last two weeks of May to present grad information to all seniors. (Fuson 5/14-5/19)

4. Drivers Ed Classes will be offered at Spanish Springs this summer. June 11-14 is the first class but there will be other classes in July and August as well. Please call for dates and times. This 30 hour class fulfills the classroom requirement for a driver's license in Nevada if you are under 18. The cost is $90. Call 829-9010. (Office 5/14-5/19)

5. If you love ice cream, come on down to Yogurt Beach tomorrow, Wednesday, May 16th. Bring your friends and family and enjoy over 10 flavors and tons of toppings. Part of your purchase will benefit the Class of 2012 so come on down and enjoy some ice cream with your friends and family! (Tousignant 5/8-5/16)

6. There will be a Junior Class officer meeting this Thursday, May 17th after school in room 251. (Burra 5/8-5/16)

7. Have you ever wondered what it would be like in the Cougar mascot uniform? Now is your chance! We will be having the Cougar mascot tryouts May 24th in the small gym from 3:30-5:30. Stop by the clinics going on right now - Wed. and Thurs. from 4-6 in the small gym to speak with our cheer coaching staff if you have any questions. We hope to see you all there. (Gina Allen 5/9-5/22)

8. Cheerleading and Stunt Team tryouts are right around the corner so don't delay in getting your athletic packet and clearance forms turned in today. Cheerleading and Stunt team tryouts for Football season will be on May 21-May 23 from 4-6 pm in the small gym. If you want to try out for our competitive co-ed team, tryouts are May 24 - May 25 from 4-6 in the small gym. If you are wondering if you can do both the answer is YES. If you need more information contact the coaches. We hope to see all of you there!! (Gina Allen 5/9-5/22)

9. Attention all Track athletes, the final middle school meet is today, Tuesday, May 15th after school. You are required to help. Stop by and talk with Coach Canfield if there is any problem. (Canfield 5/10-5/15)

10. Attention all Track athletes, Lettering Applications are in the Main office. Complete and return to Coach Canfield, Coach Ramos or Coach Gardner by Friday, May 18th. NO EXCEPTIONS. (Canfield 5/10-5/18)

11. Join the Athletic Department for a SSHS Senior Student-Athlete Signing Ceremony tomorrow, Wednesday, May 16th at 11:55 in the SSHS Main Gym Lobby. The following athletes will be honored:
Brandon Delong (Boys Basketball) = Humboldt State University
Jordan Gilmore (Boys Golf) = Nevada University, Reno
Isabella Rovens (Softball) = Montana State University, Billings
Gianna Schauer (Softball) Union College in Barbourville, KY. (Anderson 5/10-5/16)


12. Our Cultural Diversity Club meets on Wednesdays at lunch in room 210. Come promote diversity in our school. Please bring a lunch and a friend. See you there! (Albee 5/14-5/16)

13. Manny & Olga's after school special is every day after school until 5:00. Show your SSHS ID and get a medium 1 topping pizza for $5. (Arciniega 5/14-5/16)

14. Seniors - Remember to purchase your Safe & Sober Grad night tickets on Wednesday's at lunch. Cost is $40 in advance and goes up to $50 at the door. (Ritch 5/14-5/16)

15. Lifetouch will be on campus this Thursday, May 17th and Friday, May 18th to take pictures for next year's ID cards. Teachers have been given the rotation time for their students to come down to the Common area during class time. Students that do not have a class on the rotation can go to the common area during nutrition break to have their picture taken. (Sterett 5/15-5/18)

16. Seniors: Return ALL overdue library books and pay any outstanding fines by this Thursday, May 17th. Josten's will NOT issue caps and gowns until books are returned and fines are paid. (Fitzgerald 5/15-5/17)

17. SkillsUSA meetings will now be held I the planning room right next to the Auto shop in the Industrial Arts hall, Tuesday's at lunch. Our first meeting there is today, May 15th at lunch. We have things to give out to the wonderful competitors who went to the State competition in April. See you there. (Peters 5/15)

18. FCCLA meets Thursday at lunch in room 107. (Gach 5/15-5/17)

19. Movie Club meets on Wednesday at lunch in room 217. (Heiner 5/15-5/16)

20. It's back! Yearbook Signing Party Tickets will be on sale at lunch today through May 24th. Cost is $2 if you bought a yearbook, or $5 if you haven't. Make sure you buy your tickets soon...and remember you don't get your book until May 30th if you don't go to the signing party. (Marvin 5/1505/24)

21. Your candidates for class officers for the 2012-13 school year are as follows:
Sophomore Class President - Gabrielle Anderson and Alyssa Batastini,
Vice President - Brooke Jackson,
Treasurer - Cameron Brusby,
Historian - Sophia Grohs.
Junior class President - Kiley Diesner and Demi Partyka,
Vice President - Yazmin Noemy, Gonzalez Vazquez and Ambrosia Romo,
Secretary - Destiny Childers,
Treasurer - Shelly O'Dell and McKenna Enriquez LeClair.
For Senior class office we only have one candidate and that is Danielle Strozza for President. Juniors, if you want to run for senior class office you need to get an application from Ms. Miller in 213 ASAP. They will be due to the office by the 21st, which is next Monday; this is for senior class office only. Elections will be held next Thursday the 24th. (Kylie Miller 5/15-5/21)

Congratulations to the swimmers for another great season! The boys finished 5th at Regionals and the Girls 9th overall. There were many great performances. Just a few were the two new school records by McKenzie Clemens in the 100 Breaststroke and the 200 Free relay of Jared Means, Eric Benton, Tylor Martinez and Rusty Taft. Also Jared placed 4th in the 200 IM, Melina Blondfield 5th in the 100 Free, Reed Parkhurst 6th in the 200 IM and Audrey Blondfield 7th in the 50 Free. And let's wish Walter Lee good luck as his 2nd place moves him on to State in Las Vegas this weekend. (Branson 5/15)


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