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Friday, Oct. 31, 7 p.m. - The varsity Bronco football team competes in their first postseason game at home.
- SHHS athletic passes are not accepted at KSHSAA post-season events.
- Saturday, Nov. 1 - Both Bronco cross country teams will compete at the 5A state race at the Rim Rock course in Lawrence.
- Sunday, Nov. 2 - Last day to register for the ACT Power Prep course. See Counselor's Corner for details.
- Monday, Nov. 3
- 10:15-10:40 a.m. - Sophomores will attend a class ring meeting with Jostens
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10:45-11:15 a.m. - Seniors will attend a cap and gown meeting with Jostens
- Friday, Nov. 7, 7 p.m. - The varsity Bronco football team competes in their second postseason game at home dependent on a win Oct. 31.
- SHHS athletic passes are not accepted at KSHSAA post-season events.
- Monday, Nov. 10, 6 p.m. - National Honor Society Induction
- Tuesday, Nov. 11 - SPUB heads to Nashville for the National High School Journalism Convention
- Wednesday, Nov. 12 -
- 8 a.m. - ACT Power Prep Course (registration was due Nov. 2)
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Blood Drive sponsored by HOSA. Sign up to donate!
- Nov. 13, 14, 15, 7 p.m. - Musical production of "Freaky Friday"
- Monday, Nov. 17 - Winter Sports Practices Start
- Get ready to cheer on boys basketball, girls basketball, boys swim, boys wrestling, and girls wrestling.
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Dear Spring Hill High School Families,
As we move through the busy fall season, it’s a great time to pause and reflect on what we’re thankful for. Gratitude isn’t just about the big things — it’s found in everyday moments: a kind word from a friend, a teacher who takes extra time to help, or the chance to be part of a supportive school community. When we take time to appreciate what we have and the people around us, we strengthen our connections and build a more positive environment for everyone. Let’s take this season to show kindness, express thanks, and remind those around us that they matter.
It’s always a great day to be a Bronco!
Mrs. Kelly Heizman, assistant principal
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IMPORTANT DATES & CALENDAR LINKS
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On Oct. 8, FCA's annual Fields of Faith event resulted in a record turnout including students from many other districts.
On Oct. 15, the first ever unified bowling team kicked off their first season at Mission Bowl in Olathe. - On Oct. 17-18, the Bronco girls tennis team qualified five players to the state tournament in Topeka. On day two, Ashley Anderson and Hannah Mathy battled through tough competition, placing 10th overall and representing the Broncos on the state stage.
On Oct. 18, the Bronco marching band took second at KBA - the most competitive competition of the year. On Oct. 24, five Bronco artists traveled to JCCC with their teachers for the Nerman Artist Retreat. "These students were recognized for their artistic excellence and dedication to continuing their pursuit of the arts in their postsecondary education."
From Oct. 28-31, 20 FFA students traveled to Indianapolis for the National FFA Convention. Four competed in the poultry category, four competed in dairy cattle, and one competed in the extemporaneous speaking category. On Oct. 29, the scholars bowl team hosted their annual home JV tournament. |
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Handbook Reminder: Dress Code
Dress for the cooler temperatures!
Show school pride by dressing in a way that’s comfortable, confident, and ready for learning! The purpose of the SHHS dress code (p. 19-20) is to keep things positive and respectful for everyone. Thanks for doing your part to make our school a place where we can all feel our best and focus on what matters most — learning and growing together.
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