Salmon River Jr./Sr. High

Registration at SRHS will be held the following dates;

August 15 – Seniors & Juniors

August 16 – Sophomores & Freshmen

Salmon River High School

(208) 630-6025

Daily Bulletin

5/11/2017

Students – Please claim all lost and found items by 4:00 p.m. Thursday. Any remaining items will be taken to the Etc. store.

Locker rooms will be cleaned out daily! All personal belongings not in the lockers will need to be claimed by Thursday: otherwise, they will be put in the lost and found.

Tonight is the Spring Fling Art Show and Book Fair in the high school multi-purpose room. Dinner starts at 6:00 p.m. and entertainment at 7:00 p.m.

Tomorrow and Saturday the high school track team will be traveling to New Plymouth for the District track meet starting at 2:00 p.m. on Friday.  New bus leave time is at 10:00 a.m.

There will be a District 3 High School Rodeo Saturday May 13th and Sunday 14^th.

Jordyn Pottenger and Emily Diaz invite you to come out, watch them, and over 60 contestants compete in Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc, Roping, Barrels, Poles, Goats! The Rodeo is free to watch! You cannot be inside the arena or warm up pen unless you are in full western attire  (Boots, Hat, Long sleeve button up, and jeans) It will disqualify the contestant. Bleachers/ parking lot are fine! There will be a dance downstairs at Salmon River Inn with DJ Scribbles for the Rodeo Kids on Saturday, May 13th from 7:30-11:30 p.m. All the JR High and High School Kids are invited, we ask that you be on your best behavior! Contact Tracie Pottenger for more info if needed.

The monthly School Board meeting is Monday at 6:15 p.m. in the IEN room at the high school.

May 16^th is the Supplemental School Levy Election. This year’s levy was reduced by 3.7% from $545,000 to $525,000. Please help get the word out and encourage people to come out to vote.

May 17^th is 5^th grade Shadow Day at the junior high.

ASK will be taking a field trip to the Lewiston Civic Theatre to see “Little Mermaid” on May 21^st. Cost is $7 per child and $14 per adult. Permission slips are in the office and must be returned by May 17^th.

Parents – there will be NO charging lunches beginning May 23rd! Please put enough money in your child’s account to get them through the end of the school year. Any extra money left in the account will be carried over to next year.

Dr. Jeppe will be at the high school on Wednesday, May 24^th at 6:00 p.m. to perform sport physicals. The cost will be $20 and Dr. Jeppe will donate part of that amount back to the athletic department.

Check out Mr. Fredrickson’s blog: http://coachfred.edublogs.org

—————Upcoming Events————————–

May 15 – School Board Meeting, 6:15 p.m.

May 16 – School Levy

May 17 – 5^th grade Shadow Day at the middle school

May 22 –  Baccalaureate, 7:00 p.m. – Open to families and community members

May 24 – Sports physicals, 6:00 p.m. at the high school

May 25-  Awards Banquet

May 26 – Graduation, 7:00 p.m.

May 29-No school/Memorial Day

June 1-Last day of school

June 5-7 – Volleyball camp for all ages

June 12-15 – Basketball camp for all ages

Oct. 12 – Cottonwood Career Fair

ACT Testing

Attn: Students in the 10th, 11th, & 12th grades
Take the next ACT test on APRIL 8th

Transportation will be provided by SRHS for students taking the test in Grangeville

Deadline to register for the test is March 3rd

A sign up sheet will be in Mrs. Best’s office

Step 1 Are you Eligible for a Fee Waiver?
Ask Mrs. Best, she has the ACT fee waiver form

Step 2 Register for the test online
www.actstudent.org
Read the directions. Sign up for the Grangeville, Id test.
Grangeville Test Center code 173230

Questions call Mrs. Best 208-630-6025 Ex 5102

Hello Students and Parents

It is that time of year for seniors to finalize their after high school plans and search for scholarships.

The seniors’ 7th semester transcripts will be ready next week. I will scan and send the students a copy and send the official sealed transcripts to the college, institution, or scholarship site.

Many scholarships are sent directly to the school counselor to give to students.

This year I will post scholarships and college information on the SRHS lobby bulletin board, the morning bulletin, and to this email group.

Students need to be: (1) mindful of due dates, (2) apply for scholarships associated with the institution they are planning to attend now, and (3) check the bulletin board and their email for updates from me.

There are scholarship “SCAMS” so please be careful when you are using on-line searches. The college board can help you determine if a site is legitimate the link is below or call me at the high school and I’ll help check it out collegeboard.org/guidance/financial-aid/scams

The Idaho Department of Labor has many apprenticeship programs available for anyone over 18. The information is on their website https://labor.idaho.gov/dnn/EducationTraining/ApprenticePrograms.aspx the manual titled Idaho Workers Opportunity Network A Project of the Idaho AFL-CIO Is very helpful.
I am highlighting careers every week on the SRHS lobby bulletin board.

Scholarship applications are attached: If you have questions please contact me. Once the scholarships are completed send them to the organizations not to me or SRHS.
I will continue to send information as the scholarships come in.

Good Luck everyone,

Mrs. Best
Salmon River JSD 243 District School Counselor
208-630-6025 Ex 5101
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James A. Hawkins Scholarship

ACL Scholarship 2017

Idaho State Scholarship Information

The George and Dorothy Marsden Scholarship Fund

Idaho Power Scholarship Academic excellants 3.75 or higher

The Roy Weaver Scholarship

Idaho Professional Tech BPA and FFA students

Reserve Your Seat!

We will, again, offer a fan bus for the championship game being played at Middleton HS, Saturday at 1pm. Per person fee will be only $10 per person. Bus would leave SRHS at 9am Saturday, and return following the game (arriving approx. 8pm). Adults and students are welcome to take the bus, with Middle School students required to have an adult with them on the bus. The deadline to signup for the bus is Wednesday at 4:00. Call Sherri Cereghino at Salmon River High 630-6025 to reserve your seat!

Congratulations to Maddy Tucker and Sarah Laritz! They are playing in the District 3 Senior All Star game today in Parma.

The Veteran’s assembly on Thursday has been changed to 9:00 a.m. Then there will be a pep assembly at approximately 10:00 a.m. The football team bus will leave immediately afterwards.

We organizing a fan bus for the semifinal football game in Pocatello on Friday. The bus will leave and return on Friday. Times are yet to be determined. The cost is $20 per person. We need 25 people to sign up by 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday. If you would like to go, please contact Sherri Cereghino at 630-6025, ext. 5101.

COLLEGE APPLICATION WEEK

Monday 10/31 The GOAL= All seniors have applied to at least one college.
We need this for the College Application Week requirement.

4th hour Guest speakers

Tues 11/1 Dept of Labor

Wednesday 11/2 U of I rep

Thursday 11/3 Jesse Webb Head Project Engineer for the Manning Bridge and Mathew Fletcher Project Engineer for the Goose Lake Project; will be here to talk about the field of engineering. Mathew is also a recruiter for his company.

These presentations are open to all grades 9-12…with teacher approval unless Brandon wants to limit the number of students. It would help to get a prior count of interested students before the presentation. We can always use the IEN room.

Please let me know if you have 4th hour students interested in attending.

Amis-Web Plus Benchmark testing for Middle School will start next week 11/2. The test are not timed and the suggested time frame is 40-50 minutes per test (math & Reading).

Testing Schedule Middle School will start next week 11/2.

Wednesday 11/2
Math
1st/
6th grade in Ms Hale’s classroom
7th grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

3rd/4th hour
8th Grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

Thursday 11/3
ELA

6th grade in Ms Hale’s classroom
7th grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

3rd/4th hour
8th Grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

High School 9th, 10th, 11th will start Tuesday 11/15; if needed Wednesday 11/16

1st hour 9th grade in Brandon’s room

1st hour 10th grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

3rd hour 11th grade in the IEN/Testing Center with Mrs. Best

Most of the high school students will probably finish in less time than the suggested 40-50 minutes. I hope they can complete both tests in one period.
Peace, Love, and Happiness… let the testing begin…

Oct is a busy month. This is a list of activities to kick off the month of “Idaho College Application Week” ( there  are some new ones since the last email) the official week is Oct. 31—Nov 4. The school hall bulletin board will be changed each week,  if you would like to add information please do so…
Due to our small size it is hard to get recruiters to come during the designated “College  Application Week” so  I have invited college recruiters and guest speakers during the month of Oct.
Teachers and community members  are invited  to share their “college experience” with the senior class during the Career class starting at 11:15 each day.  Andrea Hale shared her experiences at LCSC and it was very informative and the students were helped by her good tips. Please call me,208-630-6025 Ex 5102. Jeri Best

Monday- Oct. 3rd at 11:15 (4th hour) Priscilla Giddings Rep for Air Force & Service Academies; motivational speaker.

Tuesday- Oct 4 at 11:15 Rachel LCSC, 4th hour (11:15) in the Career Class 12th & (11th graders are invited).
U of I TBA
BSU TBA

Wed- Oct 5 ASVAB Results starting 1st hour
Monday- Oct 17 FAFSA, Financial Aid workshop for seniors and parents (11th grade is invited) starts 4th hour 11:15 sponsored by LCSC. Information call Jeri Best 208-630-6025 Ex 5102

Wed- Oct 19th PSAT for 10th & 11th graders. Test starts 1st hour, students return to class after lunch.
Thursday Oct 27th North Idaho College Rep Theresa 4th hour in the Career Class 12th (11th graders are invited).

Oct 24-27 Red Ribbon Week– High School Events will be announced.

Nov 8 Joy Miller, Head of the Idaho State Scholarship Program will be here at 11:30 to speak to students. This is for all interested students in the IEN room. (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th).

I will keep this updated as events are added or changed.

There is a new school day start time at the jr/sr high school. The first bell will be at 7:56. The bell schedule hasn’t been finalized yet, but I want everyone to know (especially those parents that drive the kids in) that school will start earlier. There should be no change in bus pick up times in the mornings. No change in release time, still 4:00.

Welcome back!

Supply lists for junior and senior high will be posted here as they come in.

Ms. Mayes ELA 8th-12th
Spiral notebook or composition book
Three-ring binder to house handouts
College ruled notebook paper
Earbuds
Writing utensils

Supply list for Miss Hale’s class (Jr. High)
STUDENTS MUST BRING TO CLASS DAILY:
• Blue or black pens
• Pencils
• A spiral notebook or binder (One for each subject)
• Loose leaf paper
• Flash drive (RECOMMENDED)
WHAT STUDENTS WILL NEED TO LEAVE IN THE CLASSROOM:
• 2 Pocket Folders- with name
• 2 large binder 3in or larger
• Sheet protectors (100)
• Highlighters (I pack)

Mrs. Walters Science Classes

All science students need a college ruled note book and a binder just for science class.