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VOLUME 49, NUMBER 93 FEBRUARY 2021 Attendance Office: SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL 503-399-5520503-399-5520 24-hour attendance line DAILY BELL SCHEDULE 2020-2021 toto report report all any day absence absences DAILY BELL SCHEDULE 85 MINUTE CLASS/50 MINUTE LUNCH CollegeMain & Career Office: Center: Family Student Staff 503-399-3261503-399-3265 1 2 Advisory Connect Lunch Lunch 3 4 Office hours: Office hours: 8:15-9:40 9:45-11:10 11:15-11:30 11:30-11:50 11:30-12:20 11:50-12:20 12:25-1:50 1:55-3:20 7:15am-3:15pm 7:30am-4:00pm Athletic Office: SPRAGUE EQUITY STATEMENT: Please503-399-3266 visit our web site for moreOffice information. hours: “We are committed to meeting the diverse needs 7:00am-4:00pm of all members of our community, seeing and Thank you! Main Office: valuing the ideals, hopes, and dreams of our 503-399-3261 students, while maximizing access to all social Office hours: and school opportunities, and creating a culture 7:30am-4:00pm and community that enables individual students to find academic and personal success.” Sprague Home Page spraguehs.com District Home Page Please see the following link for our most current weekly update: salkeiz.k12.or.us salkeiz.k12.or.us https://www.smore.com/wvzqa Christy Perry Superintendent From this link you will find more detailed information on the below: • Quarter 3 Bell Schedule (this is a change from previous quarters) • Limited In Person Instruction Update • Salem Keizer School District Beyond Event Feb 2 & 3 • Forecasting Activities Coming Feb 2 & 3 • Quarter 3 Classes Begin Thursday, February 4th • Sports, Music, and OSAA Updates • Sprague Oly Family Meeting: Spring Update For latest School Information please visit the Salem-Keizer School District website at: https://salkeiz.k12.or.us Chad Barkes Principal You can e-mail a teacher using: last name_first [email protected] Sprague High School • 503-399-3261 • Chad Barkes, Principal PEER CONNECT As we continue with Comprehensive Distance Learning, it is clear that we are all struggling with the distance. Many of us have struggled to connect to the internet, to CANVAS, or to our ZOOM calls, the biggest struggle has been to connect with each other. Despite the distance, there is an amazing opportunity for you to connect with other Sprague students who desire to SEE and KNOW YOU! Students and Parents Who Is Monitoring The Student Interactions? If you are struggling with the challenges of distance learning, whether Students will join one ZOOM call set up by a teacher or counselor it is technology, academic challenges, or the lack of peer to peer and then be sent into breakout rooms with their peers. There will be interaction, we want you to know that we SEE YOU. That is why a teacher and counselor on the Zoom call to step in if students need we have put together a group of over 30 students who are here assistance. All Zoom calls are recorded but the recordings are kept to help you with your academic, technological, and social-emotional confidential. needs, worries, and goals. This is a facet of the Sprague Peer to Peer We are very excited to connect with and serve you, as we all work Connect Program which is student inspired and part of the Sprague together to navigate Comprehensive Distance Learning and the High School Leadership Program. These students identified the need many academic and social-emotional challenges the Pandemic has based on their own experience and have been working very hard to brought. If you would like to hang out and connect with another bring this opportunity to you. Olympian, please fill out the form EACH WEEK. All forms are due by Who Will I be Meeting? THURSDAY prior to the Monday meeting to ensure adequate time to The students involved in Peer Connect are student volunteers who partner you up with another student. A copy of this link can be found have been trained by a team of counselors and district specialists to on the Sprague Website but you can also download it to your desktop serve you as a mentor, academic advisor, tech assistant, or friend. or copy and paste it into a document for future reference. These students are trained as Mandatory Reporters and understand https://forms.gle/a9mvdPb8PRC4mwUMA that everything said will remain confidential unless what is said brings to light a direct threat to a person or person’s safety or life. Those If you have any questions, please email me and I will do my best to situations will be reported to our licensed Sprague Counselors who answer them: have more advanced training to help. [email protected] What Am I Signing Up For? Peer Connection will be available via ZOOM every Monday from 1 to 2 pm. All students will log onto a ZOOM call and then be divided into breakout rooms with a peer for a one on one opportunity to ask questions, receive academic tutoring, or just talk about life and connect! The PEER volunteers will be individually selected based on the answers to the questions you fill out on the Google Form below. SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE OLYMPIANS ¿ESTUDIASTE ESPAÑOL? ATTENTION 2019-20 AND 2020-21 SPANISH 3 STUDENTS The Willamette Promise Spanish test will take place this year! If you were a Spanish 3 student this year or last, you are eligible to take the test in the Spring. Even if you are planning on taking the AP test, you can participate. There will be optional Willamette Promise Preparation sessions during the 3rd Quarter, so be on the look out for a schedule. Remember, the Willamette Promise test is an excellent opportunity to earn 4-8 college credits during high school and save lots of money. Ms. Lentz will be sending more information via school email, so be sure to check it. [email protected] CLASS OF 2021 ZOOM MEETINGS: FEBRURARY MARCH APRIL MAY 9 9 6 4 Look for the link in your school email the night before. HOME OF THE OLYMPIANS SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Looking for an awesome book to read? Checkout an audiobook, eBook, or both from the Sprague Athenaeum! https://sites.google.com/salkeiz.k12.or.us/spraguehslibrary/home Simply login to AXIS 360 using your student ID number and password. Click on your book of choice and begin reading or listening. Watch the slide show for step-by-step instructions. If you have a question or need more information, contact Sprague’s Librarian at: [email protected] QUARTER 2 TEXTBOOK DROP OFF (RETURN) FEB. 2ND & 3RD, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Outside the front entrance of Sprague. QUARTER 3 TEXTBOOK DISTRIBUTION (PICK-UP): FEB. 11TH 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM & FEB. 12TH 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Outside the front entrance of Sprague. SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE OLYMPIANS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES Welcome to February! Here are a few important details regarding OSAA information and Season 2 coming up this month. The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) published athletic season schedules last December and Season 2 is scheduled to begin this month with Football tentatively starting on February 8th. Cross country, boys and girls soccer, and volleyball are scheduled to begin on February 22nd. FamilyID is open for student athletes to begin registering on our Sprague school website under “Athletics.” Please double check to make sure your sports physical is up-to-date and will not expire during your season, along with maintaining academic eligibility by passing 3 or more classes during quarter 2 and passing 3 or more classes during quarter 3. Students may only sign up for one sport during Season 2. Some good news, we are not charging athletic/activity fees this school year. There may be additional fees for your activity, but there will not be the typical $175 fee for participation. We are currently hosting outdoor workouts following all the OHA guidelines that we have had in place, including cleaning protocols and check in systems. We are limited to 50 people, including coaches based on OHA guidance in each outdoor athletic space. It is very possible that we will be limited to no spectators, we are anticipating providing an online live feed for games in our stadium and gymnasium. It will be a subscription-based service. We are still waiting for additional guidance on moving forward with our sports season. Regardless of any decisions, we are anticipating being able to continue workouts with our students. Please look on our school athletic website for updated information. Go Olys! Clinton Gertenrich Athletic Director HOME OF THE OLYMPIANS SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS THE OSAA DOES HAVE MINIMUM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION. As students begin the 2020-21 school year, it’s important that our students who plan to participate in Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) sports and/or activities are aware of, and follow requirements for eligibility. ACADEMIC ELIGILIBILITY SKPS students must meet ALL of the following minimum OSAA academic requirements: • Enrollment: Students must be enrolled in at least 1.5 credits (three of four classes) during the quarterly grading period of the season they wish to participate. AND • Credits Earned: Previous Grading Period Students must have earned (passed), at least 1.5 credits during the previous transcript quarter. AND • On-track to Graduate Upon entering the 2020-21 school year, students need to have earned at least: • Sophomores (Grade 10): 4.5 credits • Juniors (Grade 11): 10 credits • Seniors (Grade 12): 17.5 credits These requirements are in place for all SKPS students, including students participating in the EDGE Online Program who plan to participate in sports or activities with their home school.