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2nd graders are visiting the Koshare Museum & Trading Post!!
Please see the document attached regarding safety procedures on campus Wedensday, April 02. With great care and concern, and some teamwork, no dangerous situations at school(s) were present. https://5il.co/2hrnw
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th. Our sixth project is by Clarissa Cooper, Joy West and Valerie Woller.
Introducing "Air Bee n Bee," a collaborative project under Sustainability Challenge by Joy West, Valerie Woller, and Clarissa Cooper. This project mainly focuses on the environmental impact from construction waste in landfills and the need for bee preservation. Our innovative initiative project transforms recycled construction materials from the school project into bee hotels, providing cozy accommodations for solitary bees. By collaborating with the Springfield Construction Trades class, this project showcases the repurposement of materials from landfills and reducing environment impact. By recycling construction materials and creating habitats for pollinators, our project not only promotes sustainability, but biodiversity, and environmental conservation as well.
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th. Our fifth project is by Tyanne Miller, Brody Rosengrants and Rayne Thomas.
Reach For the Stars Not Drugs is a chapter service project where elementary, middle school, and high school students are all educated on the dangers of drug and nicotine use. Rayne Thomas, Tyanne Miller, and Brody Rosengrants went into all of the classrooms in the Springfield School District with a presentation on the effects of marijuana, cigarettes, vapes, oral nicotine pouches, and secondhand smoke. A survey was given before and after the presentation to gauge how insightful the presentation was for the students. After the elementary presentations, personalized star shaped cookies were given to each elementary student to remind them to reach for the stars, not drugs.
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th. Our fourth project is by Shirley West.
Scrubs and Suds is an event in entrepreneurship by Shirley West in which a business plan was written that dictates a hypothetical business, in this case, a laundry business based in Springfield. Scrubs and Suds is designed to help ease the stress on late-night shift workers, such as construction workers or hospital staff, but is also open to all. Through long hours of researching and typing, the business plan of Scrubs and Suds was created and refined, ready to compete at State. The project helps teach the difficulty of becoming a business owner and helps raise awareness of the struggle of our city and community workers.
Springfield Jr./Sr. High School Students of the Week - April 1, 2024. Congratulations Aden Swanson and J.J. Pannell!
CALENDAR CANGE: Baca County Baseball will host Stanton County on MONDAY, April 1st at 3 PM in SPRINGFIELD. This will be a varsity double header.
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th. Our third project is by Lainee Leathers and Bay Ellis.
Lainee Leathers, FCCLA Vice President, and Bay Ellis, FCCLA Secretary, finalized their FCCLA ‘Star Event’ project this week. The initiative was titled ‘First Aid for Freshmen. The project was based on teaching First Aid and CPR to Springfield High School freshmen. Lainee and Bay first raised money through a breakfast burrito sale, to pay for the cost of the class materials. With the help of the Springfield EMS group, Springfield FCCLA, and the volunteers who contributed to the burrito sale, the freshmen students acquired the skills, knowledge and importance of CPR and First Aid in the ‘Living On Your Own’ class.
Canceled: The high school baseball game scheduled for today at Granada has been canceled.
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th.
Our second project is by Colin Swanson and Gunner Mackey. Through the help of the Springfield FCCLA Chapter and the Baca County Sheriff's office, Colin and Gunner, hosted a women's self-defense course teaching fourteen high school girls applicable self-defense skills to help create a safer future for women in Baca
County.
Over the next few days we will be highlighting 8 FCCLA projects that have qualified and will be competing at state April 4th-6th.
Our first project is from FCCLA Co-President Aliya Cohoon and Karina Garcia, Vice President. They have created a project titled ‘We Read, You Read, I Read’. This project ensured that K-5 children have a better chance of obtaining reading material. Implementing all three learning styles into class time includes kinesthetic, visual, and auditory learning. We are both very passionate about children, making this project so important to us. The two seniors are very thankful for a good working relationship with the elementary teachers. The teachers allowed the two of them to be involved in their classrooms.
Time Changes: The start times for the following baseball games have been changed.
March 29th @ Granada - Will start at 4:00 p.m.
April 16th @ Springfield (vs Holly) - Will start at 3:00 p.m.
Springfield High School Senior, Lainee Leathers, was awarded the CCGS Ruby Miller Scholarship.
The CCGS Ruby Miller Scholarship was established in order to recognize one or more outstanding athletes who are graduating seniors and who plan to go into coaching. The award also honors Dr. Ruby Miller, one of the most respected coaches in the history of Colorado girls’ interscholastic sports. Ruby Miller was a teacher/coach for 34 years. She is quoted as saying: “I really only had one goal—to help young women become better individuals; and I thought I could do that best through coaching.”
Congratulations Lainee!
The building trades class completed another awesome project, judging stands for shooting sports! The class is offered to all area juniors and seniors as a dual credit class with Lamar Community College.
Springfield High School's Aliya Cohoon and Lainee Leathers were selected to play in the Colorado Coaches of Girls’ Sports (CCGS) All-State Basketball games. Senior athletes are nominated by their leagues and selected by coaches throughout the state for the honor.
The CCGS All-State games were played on Sunday, March 17th at Grandview High School. CCGS began sponsoring an All-State Basketball Game in 1970 to provide girls a showcase for talent. Players are chosen based on talent, dedication, team play, and leadership. Great Job Girls!
Due to inclement weather, the high school track meet scheduled for March 26th at Tribune, KS has been rescheduled for April 1st.
Congratulations to Lainee Leathers for being awarded a scholarship at the SECO Senior All-Star Games played in Lamar this weekend!