In This Issue - Sprague High School

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A Publication of the Sprague High School Community
Curtiss Scholl, Principal
Volume 42 • Number 2 • Sprague High School
In This Issue Curriculum Night
Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Health Services
Commnity Service . . . . . 3
Vidoe Production
Crew at Sprague . . . . . . . 3
School Counselor
of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
DECA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
AVID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Spague Sports . . . . . . . . . 6
Art News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Attendance Policy . . . . . . 7
Immunization
Requirements . . . . . . . . . . 8
Calendars . . . . . . . . . . . 9-11
Foul Weather
Information . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Sprague High School’s Curriculum Night for
incoming Freshmen is March 4th beginning
at 6:00pm in our lower gym. This annual event
is a great opportunity to get introduced to the
administration, counselors, teachers and coaches
at Sprague High School. The program begins
with a welcome in our lower gym followed by
an opportunity to meet and talk with our staff
about the classes, clubs, activities and sports
offered at Sprague. Parents, guardians, and
students are welcome to attend. Curriculum
Night ends at 8:00pm. We hope to see you there.
Winter 2014
Checking Your
Students In and Out of
School
Anytime students arrive late to
school or leave early, they must
sign in and sign out through the
attendance office to be excused,
including during passing and/or
lunch time. Students signing out
must have a parent note or parents
need to call the attendance office
before their student is allowed to
leave campus.
Sprague High School Speech and Debate program
Instructor Michael Curry and the Speech and Debate program at Sprague High School
have earned significant recognition by the National Forensic League.
Students earn points and degrees in the National Forensic League’s honor society based
on competitive and service-related activities. The Sprague Speech and Debate program
has earned a significant number of points, is ranked among the top 10% of schools
nationwide, and has earned membership in the National Forensic League’s “100 Club.”
The milestone is remarkable because it demonstrates outstanding commitment to
teaching students essential life skills – including communicators, ethical individuals,
critical thinkers, and leaders in a democratic society.
In October the team attended the 2013 Jerry Hudson
tournament hosted at Willamette University. Special
recognition goes to Brandon Roth for quarter-finaling
in the Lincoln Douglas debate, to Quentin Michael
and Olivia Wall for semi-finaling in Parliamentary
Debate, Jonah Calhoun for placing second in
Humorous Interpretation, Aujalee Fisher for placing
second in Oratory, and again to Quentin Michael
for placing first in Extemporaneous Speaking.
Congratulations!
2373 Kuebler Boulevard South • Salem, Oregon 97302 • Phone: 503-399-3261 • FAX: 503-391-4046 • Website: sprague.salkeiz.k12.or.us
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CLUB NEWS AT SPRAGUE
French Club
Sprague’s French Club
elected new officers for
the 2013-2014 school
year. Congratulations to
Brittany Davis (president),
Christy Cheng (vice
president), and Blake
Gesik (secretary).
French National Honor
Society
The French National Honor Society welcomes
the following new members for the 20132014 school year: Paula Armitage, Georgia
Armitage, Carly Alexander, Sophia Backus,
Niki Bagasani, Acacia Bailey, Colin
Daniels,Evette Dow, Kendra Howard, Bella
Lor, Emma Salmony, Danae Thaten, Myra
Tran, Brooke Verville
Spanish Club officers: Valerie Baez, vice-president, Ryan Topping,
treasurer; Payton Killip, secretary; and Justin Hanes, president
Spanish Club
The Sprague Spanish Club has had monthly meetings since October and
membership is growing! In December, the members got together to learn
about how some Hispanic cultures celebrate winter holidays and had their
own Mexican posada complete with ponche Navideño. They also held a
fundraiser to raise money for the Hoover School Library as part of the
Hoover School holiday collection that Sprague participates in every
year. Currently the club is applying for a charter in the Sociedad
Honoraria Hispánica which is an Honor Society for high school
students. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every
month at lunch. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!
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Health
Services
Community
Service
The Health Services II
class recently completed
a community service
project focusing on
fundraising for CCS
Forever Homes.
Forever Homes is a
place where foster
children permanently
live. Instead of moving
from home to home,
the foster parents come
to them, resulting in a
more stable environment
for the children. Lance
Blankenship, John
Chambers, and Kayla
Duke organized the
project and were assisted
in the fundraising efforts
by the Health Services
I class. Together, along
with help from Success
Fitness, the group
raised over $500 for
the organization. The
students also established
an agreement with
Performance Health
Technology and Mission
Medical Imaging
to match the funds
that were raised. This
resulted in a final
donation of $2000!
Thank you to all of the
businesses, Sprague
students and staff that
supported our efforts.
CCS Forever Homes
will have a brighter
holiday season because
of our combined efforts.
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Video Production Crew at Sprague
Have you been at the Sprague football games on Friday nights? Have you seen the
large screen TV in the south end concession tent? This is an example of our students
involved in authentic learning. Sprague’s Video Production Crew has been working
hard learning a new skill. Our students get the opportunity to run a live broadcast
of our Friday night football games. These students show up early for all Friday night
home games and get the equipment all set up. They run lots of cable, get the cameras
set up, and get ready for all the excitement of the game. Each person has a job to do.
With a couple students running cameras, a student in charge
of replays and a director, it is a great team effort. A big
thank you to Jim Plant and NewTek for the donation
of an amazing Tricaster. Also, thanks to John Strauch
for his time and efforts training our students how to
put all the pieces together. Stay tuned for more exciting
opportunities for these students.
Christina Lilly Oregon School Counselor of the Year
At the annual Oregon School Counselor
Association conference in Bend, Oregon
Christina Lilly was given the School
Counselor of the Year award. When she
came to Sprague the department was
struggling and in transition. She was
able to quickly build strong relationships
with the staff and students. Her currently
supervisor says, ‘her positive attitude and
work ethic made an immediate impact’.
Last year two new counselors joined the
department. Christina quickly took them
under her wing and supported them as they
became members of the department.
Miss Lilly, as the students call her, often
has a line of students outside her door.
They know that she will help them with
schedules, relationship worries, mental
health concerns and any other stressors
that come their way. Miss Lilly is a respite
for many of the students at Sprague. Word
that Miss Lilly was a good person to talk to
spread quickly through the students.
Christina is able to work with parents.
She offers them practical solutions or
support for ideas such as ‘tough love’ when
needed. Parents find her easy to talk to and
knowledgeable not only about what their
children may need but what they can do
to support their child. They also feel heard
and understood when they talk with her.
Christina currently is the past president
of the Oregon School Counselor’s
Association. She is mentoring the current
president and supporting her as she learns
the job and what it entails. As a board
member Christina has always been able to
ask for clarification or make an insightful
comment about what was being discussed.
She is quick to see the issues and to
formulate a plan of action.
Christina Lilly is a skilled school counselor.
She is knowledgeable about the profession.
She has attended national leadership
trainings as well as national conferences. She
is passionate about the students she works
with and continually strives to do the best
she can to support them, often working into
the night. She mentors new counselors in
the profession both at school and through
the state organization.
The Oregon School Counselor
Organization is very happy to congratulate
Christina Lilly as the School Counselor of
the Year, 2012-2013.
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DECA News
Sprague School Store Gets
a Facelift
This past summer, the Oly Lounge, Sprague’s student
based enterprise, was moved from its previous location to
a new spot, room 144. This bigger space allows for a much
larger student lounge area, keeping the store’s vision true
to its name. With multiple tables and chairs added, a new
huge flat screen TV, and easy access for students to filter
in through the library as well as from the hallway, the Oly
Lounge is enjoying more traffic than ever. The store has
also added additional blender stations for drink making,
cookie ovens, a freezer, ice machine, refrigerator, and a
second cash register so that it can accommodate more
business and move kids through the line faster. One of the
store manager’s, Cara Hardy says, “These changes have
really affected business in a positive way!”
The new Oly Lounge is open.
We also modified our store hours so we're now open
Monday and Wednesdays after school from 2:30-3:00pm
in addition to having hours before school on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, so that parents can stop by and make
purchases and to accommodate students heading off to a
sports practice or club activity meeting.
An added bonus was the fact that the local Applebee’s
restaurant was in the process of remodeling their store
at the same time as our refurbishment so we were able
to obtain lots of old vintage Sprague memorabilia
they’d had hanging up,
and use them for the
Oly Lounge’s décor,
adding both a historic
and nostalgic feel.
Some of the advanced
art students are also
painting a wall mural to
showcase the many clubs
and activities Sprague
has to offer students.
For more info on the
Oly Lounge, please visit
our webpage accessible
from the Sprague HS
Our DECA display in the Oly Lounge
homepage.
Oly Lounge decorated with Oly memorabilia
More of our new Oly Lounge.
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DECA Sports Marketing Seminar a Slam Dunk with Students
Each year students that are part of Sprague’s Business club DECA have an opportunity to attend a Sports Marketing
Business Day in Portland. The students participate in a two-hour long professional business seminar and then
get to watch a Trailblazer game at the Moda Center. This year students
were treated to hearing from three guest speakers who are employed by
the Trailblazers. They shared information as to what a typical day on the
job is like for them, how they got to where they are in their careers, and
answered the many questions that the
kids had for them. It was an exciting
game against the Houston Rockets
and the cheer squad gave the students
special fan noisemaker sticks to enhance
their experience. Sprague DECA helps
prepare students for career tracks in
marketing, finance, hospitality, and
management. For more information,
please see Ms. Pollard in room 142.
Our DECA students at the Moda Center
AVID News
DECA Sports Marketing
Seminar at the Moda Center
AVID College Visits
During the first week of December, all of the AVID classes
participated in college visits. The freshmen went to George Fox
University in McMinnville. The sophomores journeyed
out to Oregon State University in Corvallis and the
junior/senior class traveled up to Portland to tour
Portland State. College visits are an important element
of the AVID elective. They provide students with
a glimpse of college life and the opportunity to ask
questions about everything from financial aid to dorm
life. At the end of their tours, the students ate lunch on
campus before returning to school.
Letters to Heroes
On Friday, November 15th, students in Miss Downs’
9th grade AVID elective participated in a service
project to benefit American heroes. AVID students
wrote thank you cards that were sent to Operation
Write Home, an organization that distributes the
cards to men and women currently serving in the
American military around the world. Students wrote
sincere messages of thanks and inspiration onto
handmade and store-bought cards.
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SPRAGUE SPORTS
Freshman Football Wrapped up a Great Season on October 24th with a 63-14 win against McKay. The Sprague
frosh joined the JV and Varsity teams by rolling through the CVC with a 5-0 undefeated record.
Congratulations to the Sprague Freshman Football Players, their Parents, and the Coaches for a Great
Season. We would like to thank all of Oly Nation for their support throughout the season.
Freshman Football Schedule 2013
DateVenue/Opponent
Result
8/30
@ Wilsonville
L 18-14
9/5
@ Roseburg
W 40-26
9/12
Home vs. Mountain View
W 49-13
9/19
* Home vs. West Salem
W 36-18
9/26 @ Grant W 42-20
10/3
* @ South Salem W 64-14
10/9
* Home vs. McNary
W 42-0
10/17
* Home vs.North Salem
W 41-0
10/24
* @ McKay
W 63-14
ART NEWS
The Visual Art Department is pleased
to announce that the following seven
Sprague students were accepted to a
prestigious yearlong art internship
with Salem Art Association. The high school program brings ten to fifteen high school
students from the Salem area together to experience a full academic year that includes:
• A ten hour internship with a
professional working artist based on
students area of interest
• A group art exhibit of students work
• Developing public speaking,
organization and presentation skills
• Learning about art history and current
art trends
• Visiting artists studios
• Learning about museums and galleries
• Learning about how an arts
organization works
• Meeting students from various high
schools
• Taking part in developing a dynamic
high school art program
Congratulations to freshmen Sydney Buchholz and Karley Coady, junior Beth Viertel,
and seniors Alyssa Gordillo, Audrey Jarvie, Molly Jones, and Pat Pataranutaporn!
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Attendance Policy
Salem-Keizer Public Schools is committed
to providing a quality education for all
students. A strong correlation exists between
the students’ academic success in school and
his/her attendance. A student is expected to
be present in each of his/her classes during any
grading period in order to meet the goals and
objectives of the class. In terms of attendance, a
student is either present or absent.
1. An excused absence is one which meets
the following criteria: Illness of the
student, emergency, pre-excused, or
extenuating circumstance.
2. An unexcused absence is one which is
neither excused nor official, and may
result in disciplinary action.
3. Official absence: Field trips and activities,
school action which prevents the students
from attending classes.
Pre-arranged Absences
When a student knows in advance of a
planned absence or other situation where
he/she will be out of school 3 or more days,
the attendance office has available prearranged absence notes for the student to
take to their teachers for a signature and
to receive homework assignments. Please
allow several days prior to the absence to
make the necessary arrangements with the
student’s teachers.
Protocol for excused absences
Parents have 3 days to submit an acceptable
written or verbal explanation to excuse the
student’s absence.
Procedure for Tardies
It is necessary for students to stop at the
attendance office to fill out a tardy slip when
any of the following examples apply:
• Student is late to class for any reason,
• Student is late to class and has a note
from a staff member excusing tardy,
• Student is just arriving at school for the
day,
• Student is coming back to school to
check-in after a short absence.
Express Clearing Full Day Absences
To save time, you may access the message
machine as follows to quickly clear full day
absences:
• Dial 503-399-5520 or 503-399-5575
• At the prompt please record the student’s
full name, student ID#, and date of the
absence and reason for the absence.
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IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS
2013-2014
REQUISITOS DE INMUNIZACIÓN
2013-2014
Salem-Keizer School District 24J is required by state
law to keep a record of each student’s immunizations.
Parents who are enrolling a student in school must
complete a Certificate of Immunization Status form
with their child's record of immunizations. Please
have the dates of your student's immunizations
with you at registration time.
• Kindergarten students are not allowed to attend
school until they have a minimum of one dose
each of required vaccines.
• Students may be exempted from receiving certain
immunizations for medical conditions or religious
reasons.
• Students who are nOt In cOmplIance will be excluded
on February 19, 2014, Statewide Exclusion Day.
La ley requiere que el Distrito Escolar 24J de SalemKeizer mantenga un expediente de las inmunizaciones
de cada estudiante. Los padres que están matriculando
a un estudiante en la escuela deben completar el
formulario del certificado del estado de inmunización
con el registro de inmunizaciones de sus hijos. Por favor
traigan las fechas de las inmunizaciones de sus hijos
cuando vengan a matricularlos.
• No se permite a los estudiantes del Kindergarten que
asistan a la escuela hasta que tengan por lo menos
una dosis de cada una de las vacunas requeridas.
• Se puede eximir a ciertos estudiantes de ser vacunados
debido a condiciones médicas o motivos religiosos.
• El 19 de febrero del 2014, el Día de Exclusión a nivel
del Estado, se excluirá a los estudiantes que no tengan
sus vacunas actUalIZaDaS.
IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS BY GRADE LEVEL VACUNAS REQUERIDAS POR NIVEL DE GRADO
** Students must be “IN COMPLIANCE” by Exclusion Day,
February 19, 2014. **
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ENTERING
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alumnos que
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** Estudiantes tienen que estar “EN CUMPLIMIENTO”
para el Día de Exclusión, 19 de febrero del 2014 **
Additional Requirements
Implemented 2008-2009
Requisitos Nuevos
Implementado en el 2008-2009
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Dose 1 must be received at/after 12 months of age. Doses received before 12 months of age are considered invalid.
La primera dosis debe recibirse a/los 12 meses de edad o después. Las dosis recibidas antes de los 12 meses de edad se consideran inválidas.
OR history of chickenpox disease. Students 13 years of age will require 2 doses of Varicella IF dose 1 is received at/after age 13.
O historial de la enfermedad de varicela. Los estudiantes de 13 años pueden necesitar 2 dosis de varicela.
Is required for children up to age 5 years (2 – 59 months).
Se requiere para niños menores de 5 años..
ASK YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ABOUT THESE SHOTS TODAY.
PREGUNTE HOY A SU PROVEEDOR DE LA SALUD EN CUANTO A ESTAS INMUNIZACIONES.
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Grading Day
◗◗DANCE TEAM REHEARSAL
Gym (Upper)-9:00AM-3:00PM
◗◗DANCE PRACTICE 6:00PM-9:00PM
Gym Aux
NO SCHOOL
MARTIN LUTHER KING
◗◗PLC-LOCATIONS TBD
2:30PM-3:45PM
◗◗MUSICAL REHEARSALS
PANTHEON 2:45PM-5:30PM
◗◗ODEC DRIVERS ED CLASSES
4:00PM-6:00PM
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OLY FORUM
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5:00PM-9:00PM – Gym Aux
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CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM –119
CITY CHOIR REHEARSAL
28 ◗◗ALL
29 ◗◗◗◗ASL
@ NSHS – 3:30PM-6:00PM
PANTHEON-5:00PM-9:30PM
MUSICAL PRODUCTION
“THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE”
`FR/JV/VAR
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5:15/5:15/7:00 – 5:15PM-10:15PM
`JV/VAR
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4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
– 5:15PM-10:15PM
◗◗COLOR GUARD PRACTICE 5:00PM-9:00PM
Gym Aux
◗◗MANGA CLUB 2:30PM-4:00PM
– Media 126
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM –119
Gym Aux
FINALS
SCHEDULE TBD
7:30AM-2:30PM
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– 2:30PM-4:00PM
◗◗HS STUDENT ADVISORY MEETING –
3:30PM-4:30PM
◗◗ALL CITY CHOIR AUDITIONS @ NSHS
4:00PM-7:00PM
◗◗DANCE PRACTICE – 6:00PM-9:00PM
◗◗BAND BOOSTER MEETING
7:00PM-8:30PM – OLY FORUM
◗◗HS IL-PLC 8:00AM-11:30AM
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4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
◗◗COLOR GUARD PRACTICE 5:00PM-9:00PM ◗◗DANCE PRACTICE 6:00PM-9:00PM
Gym Aux
◗◗AVID PARENT NIGHT 6:30PM-7:30PM
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
District Holiday
wednesday
FINALS
21 SCHEDULE TBD
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`FR/JV/VAR
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5:15/5:15/7:00
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GBXB @ MCNARY 5:15/7:00
OLY FORUM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
Gym Aux
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5:15/7:00
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5:30/5:30/7:15
t ues day
January 2014
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4:00PM-10:00PM
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5:15/5:15/7:00 – 5:15PM-10:15PM
◗◗MUSICAL PRODUCTION
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5:15/5:15/7:00 – 5:15PM-10:15PM
`JV
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`VAR
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FINALS
SCHEDULE TBD
7:30AM-2:30PM
`G
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7:00AM-9:00PM Main, Gym (Upper)25
◗◗DANCE PRACTICE 9:00AM-12:00PM
Gym Aux
SPEECH @ GLENCOE HS
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CRIMSON TIDE – 8:00AM-6:00PM 18
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HS COMPETITION 8:00AM-5:00PM
`FR/JV/VAR
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Gym Aux, Gym Main
`JV
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`DANCE
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PRACTICE 9:00AM-12:00PM
`VAR
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Gym Aux
`OMEA
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CONFERENCE AND
`OMEA
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CONFERENCE AND
ALL STATE PERFORMANCE @ PTLD 10 ALL STATE PERFORMANCE @ PTLD 11
– 7:00AM-10:00PM
– 7:00AM-10:00PM
◗◗MS DANCE COMPETITION
Gym Aux, Gym Main, Media 126,
Commons, Gym (Upper)
`F/T:
` SPEECH @ HAP HINGSTON INVITE,
PACIFIC UNIV – 4:00PM-9:00PM
◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ HAP HINGSTON INVITE,
PACIFIC UNIV
`FR/JV/VAR
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BBXB VS LAKERIDGE
5:15/5:15/7:00 – 5:15PM-10:15PM
`JV/VAR
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GBXB @ HOOD RIVER 5:15/7:00
– 5:15PM-10:15PM
`JV/VAR
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GBXB VS NORTH MEDFORD
3:15/5:00
`FR/JV/VAR
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BBXB VS SILVERTON
5:15/5:15/7:00
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
fri day
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◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ THE CAL
INVITATIONAL, CAL BERKELEY
Gym (Upper) – 9:00PM-3:00PM
17
NO SCHOOL
PRESIDENTS DAY
16
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2:30PM-3:45PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
9
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Media 126 – 2:30PM-3:45PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
◗◗LACROSSE CLUB MEETING
7:00PM-9:00PM – Media 126
2
mo nday
Gym (Upper) – 9:00PM-3:00PM
25
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SOUTH SALEM 5:15/5:15/7:00
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NEON SPIRIT WEEK
4
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@ NSHS – 3:30PM-6:00PM
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`
BBXB VS WEST
5:15/5:15/7:00
`JV/VAR
`
GBXB @ WEST 5:15/7:00
t ues day
DECA @ STATE CONFERENCE,
DECA @ STATE CONFERENCE,
◗◗F/T: DECA @ STATE CONFERENCE,
23 ◗◗F/T:
24 ◗◗F/T:
PTLD, OR 5:00AM-10:00PM
PTLD, OR
PTLD, OR
◗◗PARTNERS OF THE AMERICAS 11:00AM- ◗◗DEPARTMENT MEETINGS-LOCATION TBD
22:30PM-3:45PM
4:00PM – 126
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
s u nd ay
◗◗SST TEAM MTG
2:45PM-3:15PM OLY FORUM
`TRACK
`
PARENT MEETING
– Media 126 – 5:00PM-7:00PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
5:00PM-9:00PM Gym Aux
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
NEON SPIRIT WEEK
OLY FORUM
@ NSHS – 3:30PM-6:00PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
◗◗ ODEC DRIVERS ED CLASSES
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
26
19
12
5
wednesday
20
13
6
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119
27
7
◗◗F/T: BAND @ WSHS JAZZ FESTIVAL
– 8:00AM-8:00PM
◗◗CHEER KIDS CAMP 9:30AM-3:30PM
Gym Aux, Gym (Upper)
NEON SPIRIT WEEK
28
21
◗◗F/T: CHOIR TO LIONEL HAMPTON
JAZZ FEST-BOISE, ID
8
1
22
15
s at u rday
`B` BXB YOUTH TOURNEY
Main, Gym (Upper)
◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ JEAN WARD INVITE,
LEWIS&CLARK UNIV
SPEECH @ THE CAL
14 ◗◗F/T:
INVITATIONAL,
CAL BERKELEY
◗◗ALL CITY CHOIR REHEARSAL/
PERFORMANCE @ NSHS
◗◗ALL CITY CHOIR
REHEARSAL @ NSHS
`FR/JV/VAR
`
BBXB @MCKAY 5:15/5:15/7:00
JV/VAR GBXB VS MCKAY 5:15/7:00
`FR/JV/VAR
`
BBXB @ MCNARY
5:15/5:15/7:00 – 5:15PM-10:15PM
`JV/VAR
`
GBXB VS MCNARY 5:15/7:00
– 5:15PM-10:15PM
fri day
JAZZ FEST-BOISE, ID
JAZZ FEST-BOISE, ID
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119 ◗◗ASSEMBLY-NEON – Gym Main, Gym
(Upper) – 9:00AM-9:45AM
◗◗MANGA CLUB – Media 126
– 2:30PM-4:00PM
◗◗NEON DANCE – Commons
◗◗ MANGA CLUB 2:30PM-4:00PM– Media 126 – 8:30PM-10:30PM
◗◗NEON ASSEMBLY SET UP
– Gym Main – 8:00PM-10:00PM
NEON SPIRIT WEEK
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119 ◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ THE CAL
@ NSHS – 6:00PM-9:00PM
◗◗BAND BOOSTER MEETING 7:00PM8:30PM OLY FORUM
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM –119
◗◗ MANGA CLUB 2:30PM-4:00PM
– Media 126
◗◗HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ADVISORY
MEETING – 3:30PM-4:30PM
thursday
February 2014
Page 10
The Torch
◗◗PARTNERS OF THE AMERICAS
10:00AM-4:00PM – Media 126
Daylight Savings
Begins
s und ay
17
24
31
No School
Spring Break
No School
Furlough Day
23
30
10
3
◗◗DEPARTMENT MEETINGS
2:30PM-3:45PM
◗◗THEATER SPORTS REHEARSALSPANTHEON-2:45PM-5:15PM
◗◗SPRAGUE AREA BAND CONCERT
- Gym Main-5:00PM-9:00PM
2:30PM-3:45PM
◗◗THEATER SPORTS REHEARSALS
2:45PM-5:15PM PANTHEON
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
◗◗STAFF MEETING-Media 126
– 2:30PM-3:45PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
16
9
2
m ond ay
11
No School
Spring Break
25
No School
Spring Break
26
19
fri day
No School
Spring Break
27
No School
Spring Break
28
21
◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ NORTHERN NFL
SPEECH @ NORTHERN NFL
20 ◗◗F/T:
NAT/QUAL @ MHCC
NAT/QUAL @ MHCC
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119
◗◗ MANGA CLUB 2:30PM-4:00PM– Media 126 PANTHEON2:45PM-5:15PM
◗◗ORCHESTRA AUCTION/BENEFIT CONCERTCommons, PANTHEON-2:30PM-10:00PM
7
14
13
◗◗ASL CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119
6 No School
◗◗SPRAGUE AREA CHORAL FESTIVAL
2:30PM-10:00PM Gym Main, Gym (Upper)
◗◗PROF DEVELOPMENT-VISUAL AND
◗◗ MANGA CLUB 2:30PM-4:00PM– Media 126 PERFORMING ARTS
◗◗HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ADVISORY
- Media 126-11:00AM-4:00PM
MEETING – 3:30PM-4:30PM
◗◗SPRAGUE AREA CHORAL FESTIVAL
2:30PM-10:00PM Gym Main, Gym (Upper)
thursday
CLUB 2:30PM-3:15PM – 119
12 ◗◗◗◗ASL
F/T: HS INT BAND FESTIVAL
@ NSHS – 5:00PM-9:00PM
OLY FORUM
◗◗BAND BOOSTER MEETING
7:00PM-8:30PM OLY FORUM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
◗◗AVID PARENT NIGHT 6:30PM – Media 126
SPORTS REHEARSALS
◗◗SALEM-KEIZER DISTRICT
18 ◗◗THEATER
CONCERT CHOIR FESTIVAL
2:30PM-10:00PM
- Gym Main, Gym (Upper)
◗◗F/T: BAND @ WILLAMETTE UNIV BAND
FESTIVAL – 3:00PM-9:00PM
◗◗HS INTER BAND FESTIVAL
REHEARSAL @ NSHS
– 5:00PM-9:00PM
5
w ednesday
DRIVE-Gym Main
◗◗THEATER SPORTS AUDITIONS
4 ◗◗BLOOD
– 6:30AM-4:00PM
PANTHEON – 2:45PM-5:15PM
◗◗CURRICULUM FAIR FOR INCOMING 9TH ◗◗THEATER SPORTS AUDITIONS
GRADERS – 6:00PM
4:00PM-6:00PM – 146
tu e sday
March 2014
29
22
15
`Hybrid
`
SAT/ACT TEST
8:00AM-1:00PM Commons
◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ NORTHERN NFL
NAT/QUAL @ MHCC
8
`F/T:
` CLACKAMAS
VOCAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
– 7:00AM-9:00PM
`F/T:
` SPEECH @ BLANCHET HS
– 8:00AM-7:00PM
◗◗HIGH SCHOOL DANCE COMPETITION
1
Gym Aux, Gym Main, Media 126,
Commons, Gym (Upper)
◗◗F/T: OMEA DISTRICT IV SOLO/ENSEMBLE
@ MCNARY – 8:00AM-8:00PM
◗◗F/T: SPEECH @ OREGON CITY HS
s at u rday
The Torch
Page 11
Foul Weather?
Tune in for school news; please
do not call the school!
As the threat of snowy and icy weather approaches, parents and students
should listen to local radio and television stations to learn of school
closures due to inclement weather. By 5:15 am, district officials make
the decision to close or delay the start of all or selected schools. The
school district will provide school closure and delay information to the
following news media for broadcasting starting at 6 am:
The media will mention the district only if there is a delay or closure.
If you do not hear any information, it is safe to assume district schools
are open or have resumed their regular schedule.
¿Mal tiempo? Sintonice las estaciones locales para que se
entere de noticias de la escuela; por favor, no telefonee a la escuela
A medida que se aproxima el tiempo invernal con la nieve y las heladas características
de la estación, los padres y estudiantes deben sintonizar las estaciones de radio y
televisión locales para enterarse de los cierres de escuela debido al mal tiempo. A
las 5:15 am a más tardar, la directiva del distrito toma la decisión de cerrar las
escuelas, que pueden ser todas o algunas, o de retrasar el comienzo de las clases.
El distrito escolar dará la información correspondiente a los siguientes medios de
comunicación para que la transmitan a partir de las 6 a.m:
Los medios de comunicación mencionarán el distrito únicamente si hay cierres
o retrasos en las clases. En caso de que no oiga ninguna información, puede dar
por sentado que las escuelas del distrito estarán abiertas o que volverán a abrir
según el horario habitual.
Where is the Emergency Closure & Delay Information?
A link to Emergency Closures and Delays information at the top
of each page, under the words Salem-Keizer Public Schools.
¿Dónde aparece la información sobre los cierres o retrasos por
situaciones de urgencia? El enlace a dicha información aparece en la
WEB
http://flashalert.net/news.html?id=146
RADIO
KXL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 AM
KWIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Español) 880 AM
KWBY . . . . . . . . . . . . (Español) 940 AM
KEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1190 AM
KPJC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1220 AM
KMUZ . . . . . . . . . . . (Español) 1230 AM
KYKN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1430 AM
KBZY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1490 AM
KOPB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 .5 FM
KSND . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Español) 95 .1 FM
KYCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 .1 FM
KKRZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 .3 FM
KRSK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 .1 FM
TELEVISION
KATU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch . 2
KOIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch . 6
KGW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch . 8
KPTV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch . 12
www.salemkeizer.org
parte superior bajo las palabras Salem-Keizer Public Schools.
Salem-Keizer Public Schools promotes equal opportunity for all individuals without regard to age, color, disability, marital status, national origin, race,
religion or creed, sex or gender, sexual orientation, or veteran status.

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