Student Council is sponsoring the 2025 Souper Bowl. Save your cans and help tackle hunger in Baca County.
Sophomore, Parker Arbuthnot, received the Human>Athlete award during the Lamar Holiday Basketball Tournament. This is a new award given by CHSAA to a student-athlete in a rural area who exemplifies leadership, courage, service, and respect for human dignity. Congratulations Parker!
"Parker Arbuthnot exemplifies leadership, courage, service, and a deep respect for human dignity in countless ways, both in and out of his athletic pursuits. A recent example stands out: during the heavy snowstorm, when most were focused on staying indoors, Parker took it upon himself to clear the track so that he could maintain his training for the upcoming season, even though it was five months away. But Parker didn’t stop there. He recognized that his older neighbors might struggle with the snow, so he made sure to shovel out three of them, ensuring they had access to groceries and could get to medical appointments if necessary. This act of service demonstrated not only his commitment to others' well-being but also his proactive mindset and willingness to go above and beyond in times of need. Beyond this, Parker’s character is consistently evident in his daily life. He is a vocal leader who always stands up for doing the right thing, setting an example for those around him. Whether it’s picking up litter in the halls, making sure teammates feel included, or simply working harder than anyone else, Parker’s actions speak volumes. His leadership extends into his roles as an officer in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), a leader of his local youth group, and a key figure in the success of his track, cross country, and basketball teams. Parker’s unwavering dedication to others, his work ethic, and his ability to lead by example make him a role model in every sense of the word. His commitment to service and his consistent efforts to uplift those around him reflect a person who understands the value of human dignity and strives to honor it daily."
Springfield Schools will dismiss school at 2:30pm on Thursday 01/09. Buses will run at that time. No sports practices or activities after school today. If you need help picking students up early please contact our offices.
Game Postponed: The junior high basketball game scheduled for today versus Walsh has been postponed to due weather conditions. The game will be rescheduled for a later date.
Springfield will be hosting a J.V. Girls Round Robin Tournament on January 10th. Admission will be charged and a full concession stand will be available,
SPRE4 will have a 2-hour delay to start school on Wednesday, 01/08. School starts at 10:00am , there will be cereal available for breakfast K-12 starting at 9:30am. No morning preschool.
Here's to a wonderful 2025 as we all celebrate & rest with family & friends. Happy New Year Longhorns ☺️
Wishing all of our community, families, staff, & students a very Merry Christmas! May all be blessed and safe during these days ahead ☺️
SUPPORT gave elementary students a HORNS t-shirt and a customized water bottle for Christmas!
Springfield Schools January 2025 Breakfast & Lunch Menu
'Tis the Season for Gingerbread! Continuing the longstanding tradition, Mrs. Self's LifeSkills class completed their houses this week just in time for Christmas Break. What wonderfully creative students!
Congratulations to the 2024 award winners!
1st Place - Holly Hanock
2nd Place - Cobi Mackey
3rd Place - Shamaya Ferch
Kid's Choice - Julian McVay
2024 Fall All-State Selections - We are PROUD of our LONGHORNS!
Congratulations to the 7th grade Knowledge Bowl team for placing 1st at the Springfield meet!
Springfield Board of Education will host its regular monthly meeting on Monday, December 16, 2024. You may find the agenda here: https://5il.co/32wgo
Reminder: The 2023 - 2024 Springfield Yearbooks last day to order is tomorrow, December 12, 2024! It was a long process getting it ready and we are excited to get it published and pass the torch on to a new yearbook class! This book is 100 pages of full-color print. The first 27 pages cover Springfield Elementary while the rest is 6th grade and up! The yearbook will be available after the due date, but the transaction will be handled through Entourage Yearbooks at a higher price. We will order a few extra copies but they may sell quickly! Go Longhorns!
https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/springfieldlonghorns
The Boise City Junior High "Wildcat Holiday Hoops Festival" will be held on December 14h. Admission: Adults-$4.00, Students - $2.00. All games will have a 6-minute running clock with a 2-minute stoppage. The schedule is a rolling schedule with a 6-minute warm-up between each game. If games get ahead of schedule, they will stay ahead of schedule.
The Springfield Board of Education will host a special board meeting on Wednesday, December 11 at 7:15 AM. You may find the agenda linked here: https://5il.co/32oud
Springfield Jr./Sr. High School Students of the Week - December 9, 2024. Congratulations Tyanne Miller and Nicole DeLoach!
The high school cheer squad placed 3rd in their division at the Wildcat Cheer Competition in Holly. They head to the State Spirit Competition on December 12th. Good Luck Longhorns!
Congratulations to Cobi Mackey for Winning District 6 Creed Speaking. She will be representing the District at State FFA Convention in June. Jersey Speck also received a Bronze for Creed Speaking. Great Job!
