Attention Senior Parents! Your child had a graduation meeting with representatives from Josten's this morning concerning class rings, graduation announcements, caps and gowns and more! EVERY GRADUATING SENIOR MUST HAVE A CAP AND GOWN for the ceremony! Everyone will wear black this year.
CAPS and GOWNS can be ordered here: thegraduationcenter.com
Here is the link for ordering everything else from Josten's, including the yearbook: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/packageBrowse/1072426/SALEM-HIGH-SCHOOL/Graduation/2023108410/CATALOG_REPOSITORY/PACKAGES
Ms. Nale's Spanish students are learning about Hispanic Heritage Month and the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the U.S. Students in Spanish 4 are creating projects to help share these ideas with the rest of SHS.
Sophomore Audrey Hickey and Senior Blake Lohrman were crowned Queen and King tonight. Seniors Jacob Miller and Gabby Hypes were crowned heart throb and sweetheart. First runners up were Freshman Darren Ledford and Senior Gabby Hypes.
Students in Mrs. Miller's PE classes presented new activities to do for students on Wednesdays. Yesterday's group of students went fishing!
Sophomore Jenna Hollen took photos at a tennis match Tuesday night. The boys are at home again tonight against Eastern.
Students in Mrs. Elgin's Educ 101 class taught lessons today that focused on incorporating all learning styles. Brooklyn Davisson taught guitar chords with papers to show finger placement and Zander Bowling taught the class how to make fluffy slime. This class is a dual credit course for students who think they may want to go into the education field.
SADD members worked with Rhonda MIlls of the PACT office on Friday at the football game to educate youth and parents about the risks of vaping and vaping prevention ideas.
For several years, students at SHS have enjoyed biological studies in Brock Creek.
This year, the tradition continues with Mr. Nice and his freshman science classes.
Photos by student photographer Emily Pierce from Friday night's game at Brownstown.
National Honor Society is making a difference!
Salem volleyball is back at home tonight at 6 p.m. against Christian Academy.
These photos were taken during last night's home game by SHS photographer Lilli Gilstrap.
Attention seniors and senior parents! Formal photos will be taken Sept. 27 and 28. Shirts, ties, bowties, suspenders will be provided as options. Black velvet capes will be used for the girls. Email Mrs. Spaulding at mspaulding@salemschools.us for more information.
This quote was read in today's announcements. It's a great reminder for everyone.
"Our ATTITUDE is a choice, every minute of every day. That might seem like a lot to think about but the more we practice and share our experiences with each other, especially when things are challenging, the better chance we have to see things differently. When we tap into our RESILIENCE, we can make choices that support us and others. We can create a space where it’s okay to be frustrated or discouraged but then we can use our power to ADAPT OUR ATTITUDE and help each other get to a better place."
Have a great Wednesday, Lions!
The boys soccer team will play at North Harrison tonight and will be back in action at home on Thursday against Charlestown.
Enjoy these photos by SHS Student Photographer Anna Lange from last week's game against Silver Creek.
We are already halfway through the first nine weeks. Check with your child and see how they are doing!
The boys tennis team will be at home again Tuesday, Sept. 5, when they host Borden. These photos, taken by Mrs. Spaulding, were from last night's home meet with Lanesville.
Madam Schmidt had each of her level 2, 3, and 4 French students write sentences about themselves en français. Once she checked them, she had them type up the sentences on a Google slide and decorate it. After they were printed out, she had each class try to figure out who their own classmates were based on the sentences and decorations. Afterwards, they were excited to read the autobiographies of the other levels - which was especially good for the younger students - being able to see what kinds of sentences the more advance students can write. Madam said they have had fun trying to guess each others' identities today.
Guess what tomorrow is? Football Friday! Dorian Lowder is out painting the field lines on this beautiful day! Come cheer on the Lions as they host Scottsburg at home tomorrow night. Kick off is 7 p.m.
Results from SHS boys tennis this week.
Lots of home-game action this week in Salem sports! Come cheer on the Lions!
