Our official partner for graduation, Herff Jones, gives families a wide selection of unique and custom graduation items including caps and gowns, graduation announcements, senior jewelry, frames, senior gear and more. For information about how to place your order and to view full product offerings, visit the graduation page of the website.
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department on the day of the visit. Visits are only for 11th and 12th-grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit.
Click here to request a transcript
Juniors: Coming up next week will be our first of a 3-week series to help you get ready for life after high school. Join your counseling team on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. for a Lunch and Learn. All sessions are virtual.
January 20 - Topic: ACT Test Prep (30 min) - Link provided in Schoology
In this session students will learn:
various ways/resources to prep for the ACT
How to register for additional tests vs. the SLP state test day
How colleges use (or don't use) this score for admissions
Q&A
January 27 - Topic : How do I build a Colleges I'm Applying to list? (45 min) - Link provided in Schoology
In this session students will learn:
Finding the right "FIT" Activity
How to do a college search in Naviance
How to narrow down a list of colleges for visits (either virtual or in person)
How to save their favorites that they plan to apply to
How to get more information through other events like; college fairs, rep visits, virtual contact
February 3 - Topic : Applying to College/Scholarships (30 min) - Link provided in Schoology
In this session students will learn:
When do you begin the college application process?
Parts of the admissions application
Different types of admissions applications, why choose one over the other?
When do you begin looking for scholarships?
How do you find and apply to scholarships?
Q&A
Sessions will be virtual and offered Wednesdays at 1 p.m on February 10 and February 17
Please NOTE: You only need to attend one session to get the information!
Sessions are virtual - find the links in your schoology calendar!
Mark your calendars for February 25 at 6:30 p.m. This is a virtual event
Registration is coming! Get ready to learn about new course offerings and find time to talk with your counselor and teacher so you can choose the best classes for you!!!
| Troy Willemssen twille@district16.org | Teams 9A and 10A |
| Ikran Salat isalat@district16.org |
Teams 9B and 10B |
| Lindsey Redmann lredma@district16.org | Teams 9C and 10C |
| Julie Turchioe jturch@district16.org |
11th and 12th graders with last names A-He |
| Justine Malecha jmalec@district16.org |
11th and 12th graders with last names Hi-Pa |
| Tamiko Montgomery tmontg@district16.org |
11th and 12th graders with last names Pe-Z |
| Jennifer Blaido jblaid@district16.org |
Counselor for College and Career Planning |
| Kadie Chlebeck kchleb@district16.org |
Dean of Students |
Open gym dates:
Mondays and Wednesdays, January-March 7:30-9:30 p.m. Panther or Auxiliary gym at the high school.
Spring season for boys' volleyball and tryouts begin on Tuesday, March 23!
Dance Team: Congrats on a great first competition!
Varsity Jazz - 3rd and Kick - 2nd
JV Jazz - 2nd JV Kick - 1st and B-squad Jazz - 1st
Boys’ Hockey: Final from Boys Hockey- SLP 1, Armstrong/Cooper 6
Girls’ Hockey: Anoka/SLP 1, Rogers 7
Girls’ Basketball: Spring Lake Park 49 - Centennial 59
Boys’ Swim and Dive: SLP 95, Andover 91. Great way to start the season!
Boys’ Basketball: Spring Lake Park 87 -Centennial 47
#400!
Thursday nights’ (1/14/21) victory over Centennial is the 400th victory for Coach Grant Guzy!
We all marvel at your passion and enthusiasm for your players and the sport of basketball!
Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
The State of Minnesota requires that driver’s education distance learning be conducted in a face-to-face platform, which requires that students have a video camera and audio capabilities on their devices. Safeway has chosen a secure Zoom platform to conduct the class. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Full Course Fee of $370 is broken into three payments:
$220 due at registration time, $150 ($75 on the first lesson and $75 on the second lesson); checks made payable to Safeway Driving School or call Safeway before behind-the-wheel to pay by credit card
The next class sessions are:
The first-ever Panther Peer Tutor program is set to launch by the end of the month to help SLP students get through what may be one of the more challenging school years of their careers. All ages are encouraged to apply to be a tutor. Tutors can sign up here.
This week, we are beginning the process of establishing Managed Apple ID’s for all students grades 9-12. These IDs provide students with 200 gigabytes of online storage with Apple, automatic backup of their iPad to iCloud through Apple and access to download iBooks through Self Service. The Managed Apple ID will use each student’s MyPanthers email address and the password students already use for Schoology, Google, and more.
For most students, this will be a seamless, almost invisible process. However, if students have used their MyPanthers email address to set up a personal Apple ID, they will receive a notification from Apple instructing them to choose a new email address for their personal Apple ID. If students in grades 10-12 have used a personal Apple ID to access the App Store on their school-issued iPad, they may need to make some updates. Find more information about Managed Apple IDs on the website.
We will provide more information on the benefits and use of Managed Apple IDs as we complete the transition. If students and families have questions or need help, they can reach out to the technology team at techsupport@district16.org.
AVID is a three-trimester elective course for grades 9-12 students who know they want to go to college, are enrolled in rigorous courses and want a competitive edge regarding post-secondary success.
The classes are based on best practices in learning and can help build your skills in Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, and Reading and include college-bound experiences such as school-sponsored campus visits, guest speakers, post-secondary program and scholarship research, and community outreach/service learning.
Enrollment is dependent on the successful completion of an application and an interview process with AVID site team members.
Digital Applications must be completed by 2/28/2021 and may be found here.
For any questions, please contact Mr. DeLong, Mr. Hopkins, or Mr. Villareal.
As we anticipate bringing more students back into our schools for learning, we have updated our Quarantine Guidance for COVID-19 Exposure with recent changes from Minnesota Department of Health. There are now criteria and protocols for 7-, 10- and 14-day quarantines after COVID-19 exposure. For any student exposed to COVID-19, please contact our school nurse to consult on the appropriate length of quarantine.
Please continue to call your school’s health line, 763-600-5104, to report COVID-19 positive cases. The district will continue to report on district health as students are in Extended Flexible Learning (distance).
Attendance will be taken and recorded at the end of each period based on student attendance in the "live" session for the period. Parents should continue to call the attendance line at 763-600-5109 to report a student absence when a student is unable to attend school in person, and/or participate in "live" sessions, and/or complete daily work expectations.
Please contact Whitney Booth with further questions at wfenne@district16.org
Last Chance Senior Head Shot Day TOMORROW October 24, 2018, during 4th period lunch From 11:30-1:00pm) and academic times. ***IMPORTANT NOTE: If you photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
This is the absolute last day to have a professional head shot taken by David Bank Studios.
This sitting is FREE!! Again, David Bank Studios is our official senior yearbook photographer and we are under contract to work with them.
Full page and electronic announcements: ALL NEW
Read past Student Announcements here
FCCLA members who want to help with the chalk drawing should meet in the foods room today after school.
FCCLA members attending the fall meeting on Thursday, should meet at the pool doors by 7:45 a.m. Thursday morning. The bus is leaving at 7:50 a.m.!
FCCLA Meeting -Thursday at 3:05 p.m. in the Foods Room.
This week FCCLA is promoting their Stop the Violence program by having a week of respect with the theme” The “Paw”er of Respect. Hidden around the school building are five panther paws on tag board
(5 ½ inches wide and 5 inches long) with the FCCLA logo stamped in the middle.
Follow the clues to find the paws.
When you find the paw (s) bring it to Miss Henry in the Culinary Arts Room B108 for a prize:
Hidden in the high school are 5 panther paws to find, Look High and low, far and wide, and don’t forget behind!
Here are the clues:
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Student Parking Permits
Must purchase online only.
All students parking at the school must have parking permit.
Nutrition Services
Food Service Information and menus are available here
No Leaving or Ordering Food from Outside the school:
Order your official Transcript- To order your “official transcript” please click here to register to request.
Baseball meeting: There will be a short baseball meeting for grades 9-12 on Monday October
29 3:05 p.m. in the stadium suite.
Anyone planning to try-out for baseball in the spring of 2019 should attend this meeting.
Spring Lake Park football will play here on Saturday afternoon at 2p.m.
Congratulations receiving the #2 seed in Section 5AAAAA with that comes a 1st round bye and Suburban District Gold Sub-District Tri-Champions! New season begins today boys!
Panthers 32 Forest Lake 7.
REGISTER ONLINE - Register online here
Fall Play - ALMOST MAINE - Directed by: Kevin Dutcher
Welcome to Almost, Maine, a place that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States. It’s almost in Canada. And it’s not quite a town, because its residents never got around to getting organized. So, it almost doesn’t exist. One cold, clear, winter night, as the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, the residents of Almost, Maine, find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night’s dream.
Performances
Friday, October 26, 7 p.m.
Sunday, October 28, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
Saturday, November 3, 7 p.m.
Sunday, November 4, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
All performances take place in the Spring Lake Park High School Fine Arts Center at 1100 81st Ave NE, Spring Lake Park. Tickets will be available online or at the door, for a dollar more a ticket.
Online ticket prices Note: online ticket sales will close one hour prior to showtime.
Adult $12 Senior $8 Student $5
Mentee/Mentor FALL PLAY PREVIEW EVENT Thursday
Who: All freshmen with Panther Mentors
What: Come eat FREE pizza and then see the Fall Play "Almost Maine"
When: Thursday, Oct. 25th @ 6:30-9:00 pm
Where: Fine Arts Center (pizza in the Rotunda)
Why: connect with friends and mentors and watch your talented classmates perform in "Almost Maine" before everyone else!!
How: FREE! (no excuses)
Knowledge Bowl Meeting - If you are interested in possibly joining knowledge bowl, please come to an informational meeting.
When: November 2nd, 2018. 3:00-3:15
Where: Upstairs Multipurpose room
Who: Anyone interested in joining Knowledge Bowl.
Band Concerts
Choir Concert - Monday, Oct. 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the FAC at the HS.
Jazz Concert - Monday Nov. 5 SLPHS Jazz One and Jazz Two, 6:00 call time 7:00 p.m. in the FAC
Online Early Bird Sales End Friday October 26, 2018, for credit card purchases on line.
Base online price is $75 and will go up in $5 increments throughout the year until the actual price of $90. Purchase your yearbook here.
Yearbook Fundraising Opportunities - If you are looking for help to pay for a yearbook, we have a payment option available. Working at the concession stand on some weekends over the winter months may also be an option to work towards a yearbook.
For more information stop and see Ms. Johnson in room B139 before or after school.
We cannot stress enough that communications between the yearbook staff and seniors are vital during this final year of their high school career.
Attendance in advisory and reading daily announcements will help you keep on top of due dates and special activities or events throughout the school year.
Information was mailed out in May of 2018 concerning your senior head shots for the yearbook.
Senior Quotes must be completed by November 1, 2018. Once the school year begins, online links will be provided.
Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Questions: For questions about our driver’s education or registration please call 763-600-5050
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 11th and 12th grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
University of Minnesota, Duluth - November 8, 11:30
Military
Army: 11:30 a.m. - 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30 a.m. -1p.m. - 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30 a.m.-1p.m. Tuesdays
Full page and electronic announcements: ALL NEW
Read past Student Announcements here
Fall Conference Tonight Monday, October 22, 4:30-7:00 p.m.
FCCLA members who want to help with the chalk drawing should meet in the foods room TUESDAY after school. (Monday and Tuesday in announcements)
FCCLA members attending the fall meeting on Thursday, should meet at the pool doors by 7:45 a.m. THURSDAY morning. The bus is leaving at 7:50 a.m.! (Run Mon, Tues, Wed)
FCCLA Meeting -Thursday at 3:05 p.m. in the Foods Room.
This week FCCLA is promoting their Stop the Violence program by having a week of respect with the theme” The “Paw”er of Respect. Hidden around the school building are five panther paws on tag board
(5 ½ inches wide and 5 inches long) with the FCCLA logo stamped in the middle.
Follow the clues to find the paws.
When you find the paw (s) bring it to Miss Henry in the Culinary Arts Room B108 for a prize:
Hidden in the high school are 5 panther paws to find, Look High and low, far and wide, and don’t forget behind!
Here are the clues:
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Nutrition Services
Food Service Information and menus are available here
Fall Play - ALMOST MAINE - Directed by: Kevin Dutcher
Welcome to Almost, Maine, a place that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States. It’s almost in Canada. And it’s not quite a town, because its residents never got around to getting organized. So, it almost doesn’t exist. One cold, clear, winter night, as the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, the residents of Almost, Maine, find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night’s dream.
Performances
Friday, October 26, 7 p.m.
Sunday, October 28, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
Saturday, November 3, 7 p.m.
Sunday, November 4, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
All performances take place in the Spring Lake Park High School Fine Arts Center at 1100 81st Ave NE, Spring Lake Park. Tickets will be available online or at the door, for a dollar more a ticket.
Online ticket prices Note: online ticket sales will close one hour prior to showtime.
Adult $12 Senior $8 Student $5
Spring Lake Park football will play here on Saturday afternoon.
Congratulations receiving the #2 seed in Section 5AAAAA with that comes a 1st round bye and Suburban District Gold Sub-District Tri-Champions! New season begins today boys!
Panthers 32 Forest Lake 7.
REGISTER ONLINE - Register online here
Online Early Bird Sales End Friday October 26, 2018, for credit card purchases on line.
Base online price is $75 and will go up in $5 increments throughout the year until the actual price of $90. Purchase your yearbook here.
Yearbook Fundraising Opportunities - If you are looking for help to pay for a yearbook, we have a payment option available. Working at the concession stand on some weekends over the winter months may also be an option to work towards a yearbook.
For more information stop and see Ms. Johnson in room B139 before or after school.
Last Chance Senior Head Shot Day will this Wednesday, October 24, 2018, during 4th period lunch From 11:30-1:00pm) and academic times. ***IMPORTANT NOTE: If you photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
This is the absolute last day to have a professional head shot taken by David Bank Studios.
This sitting is FREE!! Again, David Bank Studios is our official senior yearbook photographer and we are under contract to work with them.
We cannot stress enough that communications between the yearbook staff and seniors are vital during this final year of their high school career.
Attendance in advisory and reading daily announcements will help you keep on top of due dates and special activities or events throughout the school year.
Information was mailed out in May of 2018 concerning your senior head shots for the yearbook.
Senior Quotes must be completed by November 1, 2018. Once the school year begins, online links will be provided.
The poll is now closed for the video voting. The winner of the song choice is ......... High School Musical from High School Musical 3: Senior Year, big shock. Now with the song chosen it is time to start video taping! We would like your help with this part as well. We would like you to take short 10-15s videos of you and your friends dancing, at school sporting event, and at activities you are in through school. You can share these videos with us through the Google Drive folder. Access the Google Drive folder here.
Please remember to keep it appropriate, and between 10-15s. I want to represent every senior in this video, so, if you do not submit a video with you in it will need to get my own or use a yearbook photo (probably the one from freshman year). So, please send your videos.
Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Questions: For questions about our driver’s education or registration please call 763-600-5050
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Bethel University - October 23, 12:00pm.
Grand Canyon University - October 23, 10 a.m.
Northern Michigan University - October 23, 12:30
University of Minnesota, Duluth - November 8, 11:30
Military
Army: 11:30 a.m. - 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30 a.m. -1p.m. - 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30 a.m.-1p.m. Tuesdays
This Friday, October 12, Minnesota Association of Counselors of Color (MNACC) will be hosting a College Fair for our students. 49 colleges will be in Panther Gym from 11:30-1:00. This event is primarily focused for juniors and seniors who are welcomed to attend during lunch, academic time, and any time during 4th hour as long as it is cleared with 4th hour teachers. Junior and senior teachers are welcomed to bring their entire class down during 4th hour if they choose. Freshmen and sophomores will be welcomed down only during their lunch.
Congratulations SLP Leos
Over 125 Leos from Spring Lake Park, Rogers, Champlin Park and Coon Rapids High Schools met at Feed My Starving Children and packed 163 boxes that included 35,208 meals for the hungry throughout the world. This hour and half of volunteer packing will feed 96 kids for a year! 35 Leos from Spring Lake Park participated. Awesome!
On-line Early Bird Sales are open now through October 26, 2018, for credit card purchases. Base online price is $75 and will go up in $5 increments throughout the year until the actual price of $90.
If you are looking for help to pay for a yearbook, we have a payment option available. Working at the concession stand on some weekends over the winter months may also be an option to work towards a yearbook.
For more information stop and see Ms. Johnson in room B139 before or after school.
All students parking at the school must have parking permit.
Food Service Info and menus can be found here.
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
Your student's 2017-2018 Free or Reduced eligibility status will remain in effect until October 23, 2018 then will automatically change to full pay status for the 2018-2019 school year! BE SURE TO REAPPLY!
On Wednesday, Oct 10th the Cross-Country team spent the afternoon up in Elk River for our Conference meet. Everyone did great with the less than ideal conditions, but 3 of our athletes stood out and deserve a big CONGRATS!
These athletes were in the top 28 in the conference and got ALL-CONFERENCE!
Owen Erickson, grade 10 24th place with a time of 17:35
Kaitlyn Finnegan, grade 9 10th place with a time of 20:01
Jenna Terrio, grade 11 20th place with a time of 20:34
We cannot stress enough that communications between the yearbook staff and seniors are vital during this final year of their high school career.
Attendance in advisory and reading daily announcements will help you keep on top of due dates and special activities or events throughout the school year.
Information was mailed out in May of 2018 concerning your senior head shots for the yearbook.
Senior Quotes must be completed by November 1, 2018. Once the school year begins, online links will be provided.
The poll is now closed for the video voting. The winner of the song choice is ......... High School Musical from High School Musical 3: Senior Year, big shock. Now with the song chosen it is time to start video taping! We would like your help with this part as well. We would like you to take short 10-15s videos of you and your friends dancing, at school sporting event, and at activities you are in through school. You can share these videos with us through the google drive folder: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ThOmDpbncu0uxAVng_4yi_ntDJIUsNDP
Please remember to keep it appropriate, and between 10-15s. I want to represent every senior in this video, so, if you do not submit a video with you in it will need to get my own or use a yearbook photo (probably the one from freshman year). So, please send your videos.
Last Chance Senior Head Shot Day will be on Wednesday, October 24, 2018, during 4th period lunch and academic times. ***IMPORTANT NOTE: If you photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
This is the absolute last day to have a professional head shot taken by David Bank Studios.
This sitting is FREE!! Again, David Bank Studios is our official senior yearbook photographer and we are under contract to work with them. Regular standard sitting fees start at $30.
Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Questions: For questions about our driver’s education or registration please call 763-600-5050
Fall Play - ALMOST MAINE - Directed by: Kevin Dutcher
Welcome to Almost, Maine, a place that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States. It’s almost in Canada. And it’s not quite a town, because its residents never got around to getting organized. So, it almost doesn’t exist. One cold, clear, winter night, as the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, the residents of Almost, Maine, find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night’s dream.
Performances
Friday, October 26, 7 p.m.
Sunday, October 28, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
Saturday, November 3, 7 p.m.
Sunday, November 4, 2 p.m.* Matinée performances - all seats $5
All performances take place in the Spring Lake Park High School Fine Arts Center at 1100 81st Ave NE, Spring Lake Park. Tickets will be available online or at the door, for a dollar more a ticket.
Online ticket prices Note: online ticket sales will close one hour prior to showtime.
Adult $12 Senior $8 Student $5
Justice Career Fair and Open House Thursday, October 18th from 6-8 p.m.
Sponsored by Rasmussen College in Brooklyn Park
Representatives and recruiters from the following organizations will be at the Rasmussen College 8301 93rdAvenue N. Brooklyn Park, MN
Justice careers options with Anoka County Prosecution Office, Brooklyn Park Police, BCA of Minnesota (Bureau of Criminal Apprehension) Drug Enforcement Administration, Hennepin County Probation, FBI and some others.
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Bethel University - October 23, 12:00pm.
Grand Canyon University - October 23, 10 a.m.
Northern Michigan University - October 23, 12:30
University of Minnesota, Duluth - November 8, 11:30
Military
Army: 11:30 a.m. - 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30 a.m. -1p.m. - 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30 a.m.-1p.m. Tuesdays
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
For more information stop and see Ms. Johnson in room B139 before or after school.
FCCLA Meeting THIS Thursday at 3:05pm in the Culinary Arts Foods Room. Membership is still open for anyone to join. Members can pay their dues online at Fee Pay until October 23rd. Popcorn sales brochures and money will be due at this meeting
College Fair on Friday: This Friday, October 12, Minnesota Association of Counselors of Color (MNACC) will be hosting a College Fair for our students. 49 colleges will be in Panther Gym from 11:30-1:00. This event is primarily focused for juniors and seniors who are welcomed to attend during lunch, academic time, and any time during 4th hour as long as it is cleared with 4th hour teachers. Junior and senior teachers are welcomed to bring their entire class down during 4th hour if they choose. Freshmen and sophomores will be welcomed down only during their lunch.
Update to Seniors Video!
The poll is now closed for the video voting. The winner of the song choice is ......... High School Musical from High School Musical 3: Senior Year, big shock. Now with the song chosen it is time to start videotaping! We would like your help with this part as well. We would like you to take short 10-15s videos of you and your friends dancing, at a school sporting event, and at activities, you are in through school. You can share these videos with us through the google drive folder: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ThOmDpbncu0uxAVng_4yi_ntDJIUsNDP
please remember to keep it appropriate, and between 10-15s. I want to represent every senior in this video, so, if you do not submit a video with you in it will need to get my own or use a yearbook photo (probably the one from freshman year). So, please send your videos.
Last Chance Senior Head Shot Day will be on Wednesday, October 24, 2018, during 4th period lunch and academic times.
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If you photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the yearbook!
Information was mailed out in May of 2018 concerning your senior headshots for the yearbook.
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
North Central University - Thursday, October 11 at 10am
Gustavus Adolphus College Thursday, October 11 @ 12:30
Bethel University - October 23, 12:00pm.
Northern Michigan University - October 23, 12:30
University of Minnesota, Duluth - November 8, 11:30
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
For more information stop and see Ms. Johnson in room B139 before or after school.
Homecoming Royalty:
9th Grade: Avery Dunbar and Nick Ojile
10th Grade: Alea Zemlicka and Don Pham
11th Grade: Julianna Jordan and Raul Solorio
12th Grade: Queen Grace Tewalt and King Christian Streeter
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If your photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
After School Weight Room We will be lifting Mon, Tue and Thurs. Sign up on activities page on school web site
Debate Team will meet in room C212 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before or after school.
Math Team: First meeting: 3:10 p.m. Monday, Sep. 24th in Mr. Hilst's room (C126). Do you like puzzles, games, competition? Join the math team!
First GSA meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 2 from 3-4 p.m. in C209 (Ms. Todd 2's room). ALL ARE WELCOME!
Art Club meetings are in B106 (art room) Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m. (Join us anytime during the month of Sept.)
Competitive Game Club: The first meeting day will be next Tuesday 09/18/18 in room C232 to discuss what the club is about and to recruit members.
Latino Club meetings are in B106 (art room) ... all cultures welcome Mondays 3:00-4:00pm Advisor is Mrs. Ahrndt All cultures are welcomed!
October 4, 11, 25 on Thursdays "day of the dead" November 1 Thursday party
November 5, 12, 19, 26 on Mondays
FCCLA members remember to sign up on Fee Pay and pay your $25.00 dues!
FCCLA members who were not at the meeting this last Thursday and want to sell popcorn, can pick up a brochure from Miss Henry. Popcorn sales go until Thursday, October 11.
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events
No outside guests are allowed at the pepfest today.
We are at full capacity with our students.
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
Homecoming Royalty:
9th Grade: Avery Dunbar and Nick Ojile
10th Grade: Alea Zemlicka and Don Pham
11th Grade: Julianna Jordan and Raul Solorio
12th Grade: Queen Grace Tewalt and King Christian Streeter
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If your photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
After School Weight Room We will be lifting Mon, Tue and Thurs. Sign up on activities page on school web site
Debate Team will meet in room C212 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before or after school.
Math Team: First meeting: 3:10 p.m. Monday, Sep. 24th in Mr. Hilst's room (C126). Do you like puzzles, games, competition? Join the math team!
First GSA meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 2 from 3-4 p.m. in C209 (Ms. Todd 2's room). ALL ARE WELCOME!
Art Club meetings are in B106 (art room) Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m. (Join us anytime during the month of Sept.)
Competitive Game Club: The first meeting day will be next Tuesday 09/18/18 in room C232 to discuss what the club is about and to recruit members.
Latino Club meetings are in B106 (art room) ... all cultures welcome Mondays 3:00-4:00pm Advisor is Mrs. Ahrndt All cultures are welcomed!
October 4, 11, 25 on Thursdays "day of the dead" November 1 Thursday party
November 5, 12, 19, 26 on Mondays
FCCLA members remember to sign up on Fee Pay and pay your $25.00 dues!
FCCLA members who were not at the meeting this last Thursday and want to sell popcorn, can pick up a brochure from Miss Henry. Popcorn sales go until Thursday, October 11.
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
Homecoming Royalty:
9th Grade: Avery Dunbar and Nick Ojile
10th Grade: Alea Zemlicka and Don Pham
11th Grade: Julianna Jordan and Raul Solorio
12th Grade: Queen Grace Tewalt and King Christian Streeter
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If your photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
After School Weight Room We will be lifting Mon, Tue and Thurs. Sign up on activities page on school web site
Debate Team will meet in room C212 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before or after school.
Math Team: First meeting: 3:10 p.m. Monday, Sep. 24th in Mr. Hilst's room (C126). Do you like puzzles, games, competition? Join the math team!
First GSA meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 2 from 3-4 p.m. in C209 (Ms. Todd 2's room). ALL ARE WELCOME!
Art Club meetings are in B106 (art room) Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m. (Join us anytime during the month of Sept.)
Competitive Game Club: The first meeting day will be next Tuesday 09/18/18 in room C232 to discuss what the club is about and to recruit members.
Latino Club meetings are in B106 (art room) ... all cultures welcome Mondays 3:00-4:00pm Advisor is Mrs. Ahrndt All cultures are welcomed!
October 4, 11, 25 on Thursdays "day of the dead" November 1 Thursday party
November 5, 12, 19, 26 on Mondays
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If your photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
After School Weight Room We will be lifting Mon, Tue and Thurs. Sign up on activities page on school web site
Debate Team will meet in room C212 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before or after school.
Math Team: First meeting: 3:10 p.m. Monday, Sep. 24th in Mr. Hilst's room (C126). Do you like puzzles, games, competition? Join the math team!
First GSA meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 2 from 3-4 p.m. in C209 (Ms. Todd 2's room). ALL ARE WELCOME!
Art Club meetings are in B106 (art room) Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m. (Join us anytime during the month of Sept.)
Competitive Game Club: The first meeting day will be next Tuesday 09/18/18 in room C232 to discuss what the club is about and to recruit members.
Latino Club meetings are in B106 (art room) ... all cultures welcome Mondays 3:00-4:00pm Advisor is Mrs. Ahrndt All cultures are welcomed!
October 4, 11, 25 on Thursdays "day of the dead" November 1 Thursday party
November 5, 12, 19, 26 on Mondays
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events
It is essential that all students are in the building by 8:00 a.m.
***IMPORTANT NOTE: If your photo is NOT done by David Banks on this day, you will NOT be in the year book!
**A new application must be completed every year to continue meal benefits.
After School Weight Room We will be lifting Mon, Tue and Thurs. Sign up on activities page on school web site
Debate Team will meet in room C212 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before or after school.
Math Team: First meeting: 3:10 p.m. Monday, Sep. 24th in Mr. Hilst's room (C126). Do you like puzzles, games, competition? Join the math team!
First GSA meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 2 from 3-4 p.m. in C209 (Ms. Todd 2's room). ALL ARE WELCOME!
Art Club meetings are in B106 (art room) Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m. (Join us anytime during the month of Sept.)
Competitive Game Club: The first meeting day will be next Tuesday 09/18/18 in room C232 to discuss what the club is about and to recruit members.
Latino Club meetings are in B106 (art room) ... all cultures welcome Mondays 3:00-4:00pm Advisor is Mrs. Ahrndt All cultures are welcomed!
October 4, 11, 25 on Thursdays "day of the dead" November 1 Thursday party
November 5, 12, 19, 26 on Mondays
Driver's Education Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education offers teen driver’s education in cooperation with Safeway Driving School. Safeway Driving School has been graduating teen drivers in the Twin Cities area for over 40 years and their instructors are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Safeway’s only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers. Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons emphasize defensive driving techniques tailored for the inexperienced teen driver while targeting to influence the invincible teen attitude.
Classroom Sessions
Job Opportunities: The Student Services office post many businesses looking for help and assistance. Check it out! If you are looking for some seasonal job opportunities check out the Schoology Group Code for SLP Job Board M4QNW-D9GQX.
Upcoming visits from universities and colleges
Be sure to get a pass from the Student Services Department the day of the visit. Visits are only for 12th-gradeh grade students. Students must sign up the day before the visit..
Universities and Colleges
Military
Army: 11:30am 3rd Wednesday of every month
Marines: 11:30-1pm 4th Friday of every month
Minnesota Army National Guard: 11:30-1pm Tuesdays
Sports calendars of events