posted Jun 11, 2021, 11:49 AM by Beth Dean
[
updated Jun 11, 2021, 11:54 AM
]
posted Jun 11, 2021, 6:48 AM by Beth Dean
Sandpoint High School is excited to celebrate our Class of 2021 Graduates! Friday, June 11th @ 6:30 @ War Memorial Field Other important items of note about Graduation: Seniors need to be at War Memorial Field by 5:45pm in order to get ready for the ceremony. Seniors will gather at the basketball court next to the stadium or tennis courts (depending on construction) for “staging.” Doors open for general public admission/seating at 5:30. No prior reserved or saved seating will be allowed other than official SHS reserved seating (valedictorian, senior class president, etc). Handicapped seating is available. To protect our ability to use War Memorial Field in the future, please remember it is owned by the City of Sandpoint and use of the field does not allow the following items (for protection of the turf and insurance reasons): No food or drinks on the turf other than water. No fireworks, confetti, balloons, or other items that may damage or pose a difficulty to clean off the turf. No drones in any part of the facility. No parking in the boat/trailer area of the east parking lot. No dogs or pets No Drugs or alcohol
Sandpoint High School and Lake Pend Oreille School District prohibits the following items: Smoking, vaping, or tobacco products of any kind Drugs or alcohol Weapons
Parking is limited. The parking lot on the east side of the field has some spots reserved for boat trailers. These spots cannot be used for graduation and vehicles without a trailer and will be ticketed by the City of Sandpoint. Students must adhere to all school dress code rules - SHOES MUST BE WORN! You must have a cap and gown to participate. If caps are decorated, no alcohol, drug, sexual references/slang, or demeaning statements/symbols towards individuals or groups of people will be allowed; you must follow the SHS dress code parameters. The graduation ceremony is a privilege. Students must follow SHS behavior expectations during the event. If anyone violates behavior or dress code expectations, we reserve the right to not allow you to participate and/or the student's diploma may be held in order to meet with administration later in June. Please adhere to social distancing guidelines as best as possible. We are attempting to live stream this event through Sandpoint High School’s Facebook page. Again Congratulations Class of 2021 and their families!
|
posted May 28, 2021, 6:57 AM by Beth Dean
Sandpoint High School’s Graduation Ceremony is Friday, June 11th at 6:30pm at Memorial Field. You are required to participate in graduation practice in order to participate in the Graduation Ceremony.
Graduation Practice is Thursday, June 10th at 2:00pm at Sandpoint High School’s gym. You should expect to be at practice for approximately 2 hours. All fines and fees must be paid to participate in practice. All credits must also be finalized (we have to be certain you meet the graduation requirements) before practice.
Other important items of note about Graduation: Seniors need to be at Memorial Field by 5:45pm in order to get ready for the ceremony. Seniors will gather at the tennis courts behind the stadium or basketball courts (depending on construction) for “staging.” Doors open for general public admission/seating at 5:30. No prior reserved or saved seating will be allowed other than official SHS reserved seating (valedictorian, senior class president, etc). To protect our ability to use Memorial Field in the future, please remember it is owned by the City of Sandpoint and use of the field does not allow the following items (for protection of the turf and insurance reasons): No food or drinks on the turf other than water. No fireworks, confetti, balloons, or other items that may damage or pose a difficulty to clean off the turf. No drones in any part of the facility.
Sandpoint High School and Lake Pend Oreille School District prohibits the following items: Smoking, vaping, or tobacco products of any kind Drugs or alcohol Weapons
Parking is limited. Be considerate of private residences. Students must adhere to all school dress code rules - SHOES MUST BE WORN! You must have a cap and gown to participate. If caps are decorated, no alcohol, drug, sexual references/slang, or demeaning statements/symbols towards individuals or groups of people will be allowed. Students must follow behavior expectations during the event. If anyone violates behavior or dress code expectations, we reserve the right to not allow you to participate and or the student's diploma may be held in order to meet with administration later in June. Please adhere to social distancing guidelines as best as possible.
|
posted May 13, 2021, 1:28 PM by Beth Dean
posted Mar 9, 2021, 12:40 PM by Beth Dean
It is almost Spring!
As the weather warms up many students typically start pulling out some of their lighter clothing to wear at school. Due to this, I want to send out a friendly reminder related to our dress code policy at SHS.
No clothing that promotes drugs, alcohol, or has explicit language Students should show proper attention to personal hygiene. All clothing must fully cover the belly and buttocks for males and females, and undergarments should not show during normal activity. Shorts and skirts need to be worn at an appropriate non-offensive length. Shirts and tops may not reveal excess amounts of chest, shoulders and back for both males and females.
Thank you for all your effort in keeping SHS a school where the primary focus is student learning.
David Miles II - Sandpoint High Principal
|
posted Feb 17, 2021, 1:19 PM by Beth Dean
Due to Covid protocols we were unable to bring a photographer in to take school photos. School photos whether purchased or not were then used by the yearbook staff in the final product. This year we are asking for your help in getting your students picture in the Monticola (SHS yearbook). Please click here and follow the instructions in this letter to complete by Monday, February 22nd.
|
posted Feb 4, 2021, 9:46 AM by Beth Dean
Hello All, I hope you had a great first semester/term 1 and 2! I'm glad we were able to successfully complete half a year without too many interruptions and I'm looking forward to the second half of the year. I have two things I hope you can help me with: 1. We are running out of masks to give away each day. I give out around 110 daily. We will eventually run out requiring you to bring your own. Please try your best now to remember to bring your own mask each day so we can extend the time we can hand out masks to those who are truly in need or forget. 2. Please be aware of your garbage. We are finding an increase in breakfast, lunch, and mask garbage in the mornings and evenings. With the fluctuating weather patterns, they are getting wet, breaking, and freezing to the benches and ground where they are being left. Please try to get your garbage into the garbage cans provided so we can keep a clean and professional looking atmosphere for visitors! I appreciate all the efforts you have been making this year. If you have any questions or concerns you would like to share with me I am always interested in having conversations. Thanks, |
posted Jan 4, 2021, 6:43 AM by Beth Dean
Hello All,
I am very excited to see you all again for the new year. I am looking forward to a better year though I have been impressed with how our community found solutions to the difficulties faced this past year. I look forward to continued progress and problem solving as we close out this challenging school year.
A few reminders: Please come back ready to continue our safety protocols with a renewed vigor. I know it’s easy to forget, become overwhelmed, and feel ready to move on but we must continue to do our best to maintain the safest possible environment. I am willing to be uncomfortable and inconvenienced from time to time to keep school open and I hope you will also choose to do so as well. These protocols include: a) wearing a face covering at all times, b) maintaining social distancing, and c) following proper hygiene practices such as washing your hands often and staying home when you are not feeling well. The end of Term 2 is fast approaching! The last day of this term is Jan. 29th (a non school day). Progress reports will be sent after this week to help you identify your current progress. The time will fly by quickly so be sure to continue your academic progress. Talk with teachers and counselors and if you have any questions or need help completing your classes. All IPs from last spring will also need to be completed by this time. Please remember class work is on Schoology for almost all classes. You should be checking your class sites and completing work everyday whether you are attending school in person or not. If you are involved in any extracurricular activities or athletic teams for SHS, please help us follow the new protocols from the State of Idaho. It is paramount we follow the guidelines in order to continue to offer sporting events this season. You can read the guidelines here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Oztu2rnBbdbWYBamTr89hOw032DM_fv-/view?usp=sharing
Thank you again for your continued support and please feel free to reach out to me with questions, concerns, or suggestions.
David Miles II Sandpoint High School Principal
--
David Miles II Principal Sandpoint High School 208-263-3034 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and attachments accompanying it contain information belonging to the sender, which is legally privileged. The information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity stated in this email. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of this email or attachments is strictly prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify us by email or telephone to arrange for disposition of the original. |
posted Dec 3, 2020, 12:38 PM by Beth Dean
[
updated Dec 3, 2020, 12:41 PM
]
Due to Govenor Littles Covid stage 2 restrictions we are not allowed to have fans, parents or spectators at our winter sporting events in the gym. We understand how much you want to support our student athletes and how much we wish our entire student body had the opportunity to attend as well, we just can't right now. Thanks to our technology director, Matt Brass and others we are able to offer real time streamed events via our SHS Facebook page. Sandpoint High School facebook. You do not have to be a facebook member to view. We hope you will watch and share with the world! SHS Bulldogs are resilient! |
posted Nov 20, 2020, 2:52 PM by Beth Dean
[
updated Nov 20, 2020, 2:52 PM
]
|
