Good morning, Springfield High! Today is Friday, May 22nd
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the Peace Room is open and available to students for support in the Guidance Office-8:30-9am and 11:30-2pm.
After school Tutoring has ended and will resume next school year .
UIS is hosting its inaugural Flag Football 1 day camp. Any girls interested should see Mr. Barnes in the main office for more information.
Students, this is a reminder that all signs, orange cones and pylons, and caution tape are there to keep everyone safe. Please do not enter any areas, inside or outside of the building, or out on Monroe or Lewis Streets, that are blocked off. Again, this is for your safety, as well as for the safety of the workers.
Crochet Club will hold its last meeting of they year this Friday, May 22nd in room 517 until 4:30. Yes, on FRIDAY, not our usual Thursday. There will be snacks!
The African American History Museum is looking for interested high school students who can work at the AAHM Camp this summer. Locations and jobs will be discussed upon interview. You can find the application link below
Anyone interested in playing volleyball next season, you can sign up & a pick up a summer schedule on Monday at lunch in the Commons.
Any questions contact Coach Sturm
Any girl interested in joining the swimming and diving team in the fall, there will be a short meeting in Mrs. Myers room (WW4) on Friday at 3:30. If you are not able to attend, please let Mrs. Myers know.
There will be a job fair at Legends, 1350 Lincolnshire BLVD May 30 from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. They are looking for Hosts, Servers, bussers.
Just a reminder to be on time for all final exams next week! Also, there are no early dismissals during final exams as we will not interrupt the testing rooms. Students must stay for the entire exam period. Thank you!
The baseball team celebrated its seniors despite a rough outcome in their 11 to 3 loss to the Rockets of Rochester last night at Lincoln Land. There were a lot of things to praise in their efforts this season, including a total of over 30 awards between them at last week’s recognition assembly. It was fitting that several of them contributed hits in their varsity starts last night. Wade Snyder got the hit parade started with his first of two, and was followed by Braydon Meyer, Carter Beck, Carter Magalis, Caiden Bietsch, and Alex Heyen. Levi Friedrich, though hitless last night, was among the leaders in academic awards last week with 4. Pitcher Brody Scheffler ran into a tough inning which included some defensive miscues, but otherwise threw well enough to win on another night. Next up for the Solons is a 4:30 contest today in Bartonville against the Limestone Rockets.
And Now the Pledge of Allegiance:
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. (Moment of Silence)