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- Monday, Jan. 5 - Second semester begins
- Tuesday, Jan. 6
- 4:30 p.m. - JV boys and girls basketball
- 6 p.m. - Varsity girls and freshmen boys basketball
- 7 p.m. - Thespian showcase
- 7:30 p.m. - Varsity boys and freshmen girls basketball
- Wednesday, Jan. 8 - Second semester schedule change forms become available in the counseling office.
- Friday, Jan. 9
- 4:30 p.m. - JV boys and girls basketball
- 6 p.m. - Varsity girls and freshmen boys basketball
- 7:30 p.m. - Varsity boys and freshmen girls basketball
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Monday, Jan. 12
- 5:30 p.m. - Freshmen boys basketball
- 7 p.m. - C-team boys basketball
- Tuesday, Jan. 13
- 5 p.m. - JV and varsity boys wrestling
- 6-7 p.m. - Father's Club informational meeting in the library.
- Friday, Jan. 16 - Second semester schedule change forms, signed by guardians, due back to the counseling office.
- Monday, Jan. 19 - No School for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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Tuesday, Jan. 20 - SHIBT week begins
- Details about individual games/the bracket will be posted on social media
- Monday, Jan. 26
- 5:30 p.m. - Freshmen boys basketball
- 7 p.m. - JV and C-team boys basketball
- Tuesday, Jan. 27, 5 p.m. - Varsity girls wrestling
- Saturday, Jan. 31
- 9 a.m. - Freshmen girls basketball
- Final day for guaranteed sales of the 2026 Bronco Yearbook.
- Order at www.yearbookforever.com
- Unsure if you ordered? Visit www.yearbookforever.com and click Order History in the upper-right corner.
- Sales will remain open until we sell out. Extra books are not ordered. Sales are not reflected in Skyward. Keep your emailed receipt until distribution July 13.
- Monday, Feb. 2 - Winter homecoming week begins
- Plan ahead for daily dress up contests, the pep rally and game Friday, and the dance Saturday evening. Details will come via social media and the February newsletter.
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Be sure to check out the FAFSA Made Easier presentation from Going Merry!
Wednesday, Jan. 8 - Second semester schedule change forms will become available in the counseling office.
Friday, Jan. 16 - Second semester schedule change forms, signed by guardians, due back to the counseling office.
- Counselors and administrators will review all requests. Please note that approval is not guaranteed — requests must be supported by a legitimate academic reason, and counselors or administrators reserve the right to approve or deny any change. Courses and teacher assignments are determined by students’ pre-enrollment choices. It is important that students make thoughtful and serious course selections, as each change can impact class sizes and staffing.
- Students will not be allowed to change teachers unless such a change is necessary due to course selection adjustments. Priority will be given to non-scheduled students and JCCC enrollment changes. The administration reserves the right to make course changes at any time for academic reasons.
- No requests will be accepted after the deadline.
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Dear Spring Hill High School Families,
It is hard to believe it is already 2026! As a new year dawns, many people have made resolutions, set new goals, or just re-focused their energies on the things that are important to them. Whether you are a staunch resolutionist, or someone who simply wants to make a little progress in an area of life, let us all take time to reengage our minds and hearts on the ideas and behaviors that are important to us. As we begin this new calendar year and our minds look ahead to all that 2026 could bring, both big and small, let us not forget to go into the new year with kindness, hard work, and positivity. With those things on our minds, we can take on new goals, meet resolutions, and handle any challenges that come our way.
We are excited to start a new semester at SHHS and wish everyone a very happy New Year!
Mr. Alex Winkler, assistant principal and activities director
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IMPORTANT DATES & CALENDAR LINKS |
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- Jan. 5 - Second semester begins.
- Jan. 14 - PLC
- Jan. 19 - No School for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- Jan. 28 - PLC
- Jan. 31 - Final day for guaranteed sales of the 2026 Bronco Yearbook.
- Order at www.yearbookforever.com
- Unsure if you ordered? Visit www.yearbookforever.com and click Order History in the upper-right corner.
- Sales will remain open until we sell out. Extra books are not ordered. Sales are not reflected in Skyward. Keep your emailed receipt until distribution July 13.
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Reminder: There is no long weekend for GOAL Meetings in February this academic year. GOAL Meetings have been move to the week prior to spring break. Access the USD 230 Calendar link below for details.
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- Throughout the month of December, StuCo delivered Winter Wishes to Bronco students and teachers. Wishes ranged from fruit and rocks to a building-wide pajama day.
- On Dec. 10, the JV scholars bowl team took third at Paola.
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AP language students, taught by Michelle Weltz, performed "Hear Me Out" argumentative speeches defending Disney villains on Dec. 15.
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Carpentry students began work on their competitive playhouse. Other classes will combine efforts second semester.
- On Dec. 12, physical science students, taught by Malissa Torrez, got hands-on with electricity while making foil and Christmas light circuits.
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Handbook Reminder: Tardies
As we begin second semester, please remember that all students need either guardian permission or a doctor's note to not be considered tardy. After five tardies, an administrative detention will be assigned. Excessive tardies are the primary reason students lose final exam opt outs. See the full policy on page 15 of the student handbook.
Student Handbook Link
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