Monday 2/12/2024

NO ACTIVITIES

Tuesday 2/13/2024

SBHS C/JV/V Girls Basketball: vs Belle Fourche @ Belle Fourche 2:30/4:00/5:30 PM

SBHS C/JV/V Boys Basketball: vs Belle Fourche @ Belle Fourche 2:30/4:00/7:00 PM

Wednesday 2/14/2024

SBHS CAREER Fair: West Gym; 8:00-3:00 PM

SBHS Band Contest: The Monument, Rapid City, SD

Thursday 2/15/2024

SBHS JV/C/V Girls Basketball: vs RC Central @ Rapid City; 3:30/4:45/6:00 PM

SBHS C/9/JV/V Boys Basketball: vs RC Central @ Rapid City; 3:30/4:45/7:30 PM

Friday 2/16/2024

SBHS C/JV/9th/V Boys Basketball: vs RC Stevens @ SBHS; 3:30/4:45/6:00/7:30 PM

SBHS JV/C/V Girls Basketball: vs RC Stevens HS @ SBHS; 3:30/4:45/6:00 PM

Saturday 2/17/2024

SBHS Wrestling: Wrestling Regional Tournament @ Spearfish HS; 10:00 AM

This week's KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the week is Avreigh Long of the Scooper Basketball Team. She had a great performance against Huron on Saturday, February 3. Way to go Avreigh!!!!

Link/QR Code for Parent Survey. https://forms.gle/1kt4zRxKW9xsUpLi7

• Registration Window: Thursday, February 15, 2024 beginning at 10:00 AM.

• Registration Fee: $300.00 paid at registration.

• How to Register: Call the High School at (605) 347-2686, Option 1 OR Option 2.

• Class Location: Sturgis Brown High School. Room TBD.

• Complete Forms: Please use the link below, 2024 DE Registration Form, and send with payment.

• Class Limits: All classes will have a minimum of 20 students before we run the class. There is a maximum of 26 students per class.

• STUDENTS MUST BE 14 YEARS OF AGE AT THE TIME OF DRIVING PORTION OF THE CLASS.

• Registration forms are available at the main office at Sturgis Brown High School, or online at www.meade.k12.sd.us . Please call (605) 347-2686 or drop your form off, after registration opens at Sturgis Brown High School to reserve your spot.

• Driver Education Class Expectations – Students attendance is mandatory and students must attend every class time that is on the schedule (30 hours of classroom instruction is the law).

• Driving Portion of Class - During class, students will sign up for an additional 12 hours of driving that is outside of the classroom schedule. Students will drive for 6 hours and ride for 6 hours at a minimum. Driving begins when the class time starts. Diving takes time, expect to have driving times within a month following the class times and possibly during the summer.

REQUIREMENT REMINDER:

1. Athlete must earn at least seven (7) SBHS Sanctioned athletic letters in their high school career.

2. Of the seven (7) career letters, an athlete must earn a minimum of five (5) athletic letters during their junior and senior years.

3. Of the five (5) letters earned, one (1) Club Sport letter (Baseball or Rodeo) may be used if it is not used in the same season in conjunction with another athletic letter.

4. Of the five (5) letters earned, one (1) Sideline Cheer letter (football, basketball) can be used as long as it is not used in the same season in conjunction with another athletic letter.

5. Only Letters earned as a Varsity athlete team member count

6. Any athlete wishing to qualify for the White Letter Scholar Athlete must have a cumulative rolling GPA of 2.50 at the time of application or after the first semester grades during an individual’s senior year have been officially posted.

7. The administration reserves the right to waive certain criteria based on some things that could be out of control of the athlete. This may include: injury and/or illness. All decisions of the administration will be final in these unusual cases.

8. A minimum of twenty-four (24) points are required.

Senior Three Sport Athlete Award

Any senior that will letter in three (3) different sports in three (3) different seasons this school year. Sanctioned or Club sports apply. (Club Sports are: Spring Rodeo and Spring Baseball)

If you have questions, please see Mr. Schultz Deadline is April 30.

As a high school junior, you could be given the opportunity to attend the American Legion Auxiliary South Dakota Girls State on the university campus in Vermillion, SD. The purpose of Girls State is to help you understand and appreciate the American form of government which includes learning about your rights, privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. During the week-long session you will also hear many outstanding people speak concerning their elective or appointive offices in the state.

Please understand that if you are accepted, the week will be no cost to you and bus transportation will be provided by your local Auxiliary unit. You must arrive on time at the USD campus between 1 and 4 pm on Monday, June 3. You are REQUIRED to remain on campus during the entire week (through noon on Saturday, June 8).

STATEMENT OF INTEREST INFORMATION & FORM

REGISTRATION FORM

The SD Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling contractors is a trade association representing plumbing, heating and cooling contractors in south Dakota. The provide training, advocacy, information, and networking opportunities.

Each year, they host an annual state convention which includes speakers, a trade show, and hands-on apprentice competition. In an effort to encourage students to consider the plumbing, heating, and cooling industry, they are inviting students to attend and visit with local contractors about career opportunities in the industry.

For more information, visit their website: https://sdphcc.org/event/annual-state-convention/

Three teachers are available to help students with homework on TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and THURSDAYS. Students should arrive by 3:30 PM but can leave whenever they complete their work if they have their own ride. Students who need a late bus pass are required to stay until 5:15 PM.

Snacks are provided. Any questions, contact Mrs. Buchholz at sandra.buchholz@k12.sd.us

Important information as you prepare for your Senior Year

***Information below is subject to change. Please watch the SBHS Announcements and the Class of 2024 Google Classroom for updates.***

• February 1 – Many Local Scholarship Applications open. See Student Services website for full details.
  
• March 29 – 3:15 p.m. Deadline for class poem* and class song nominations on 2024 Google Classroom.
• Song submissions must include printed lyrics as well as a YouTube link and must not include any reference to alcohol, drugs, illicit behavior, profanity, etc. (This is a happy moment and will play while you hand out your flower at graduation, so the song should properly fit the occasion.)
• Submitted poems should be school appropriate original work and will be read by author at graduation.
• April 1—Most Local Scholarship Applications are due. Check each individual scholarship for specific deadlines. See Judy Weisz, Registrar, if you have questions.
• April 9-12 —Online voting for class poem and class song through 2024 Google Classroom
• Week of April 15– Make class awards in Room 303 (Mrs. Kaufman) during Scooper Time until we are done
• April 19- 3:15 p.m—Deadline to sign up for Graduation Speaker Try-Outs on 2024 Google Classroom. (*If your poem is selected, you cannot audition for speaker as you will be reading the poem at graduation.)
• April 24 & 25—Graduation Speaker try-outs in Room 113 (Mrs. Holzbauer)
• April 29-May 3—Online voting for Class Awards on 2024 Google Classroom
• May 13 – 8:00 AM—Senior Walk, pick up Senior Checkout Sheet, and complete Exit Survey
• May 15—Turn in Checkout sheet and computer

14. May 17— 9:00 AM Scholarships and Awards Ceremony

10:30 Graduation Practice

11:30 BBQ (Senior class members only) with Senior Class Awards at 12:00

a. Parent volunteers are needed to assist with cooking, serving & clean-up

b. Parents should contact Mrs. Stephanie Kaufman at stephanie.kaufman@k12.sd.us to volunteer.

15. May 19—Graduation: Doors open at 12:30 PM

a. Senior Line up is at 1:15 PM

b. Dress expectations are as follows:

Ladies: Dress, skirt and blouse, dress pants and blouse; shoes - No flip flops or tennis shoes and

shoes must have a back strap.

Gentlemen: Dress slacks, black jeans, dress shirt; shoes - No flip flops and no tennis shoes.

c. Additional adornments to the original dress of a cap and gown, include honor cords, honors tassels, National Honor Society stoles, military uniform if basic training has been completed, traditional tribal regalia -- an eagle feather or eagle plume (SDCL 13-1-66), tribal beading of cap or gown and a star quilt on chair.

d. No other hat decorations permitted.

e. See Mr. Wilson by May 15 if you have any questions

c. Graduation begins promptly at 2:00 PM

Pete Wilson, Principal

Coleen Keffeler, Assistant Principal

Wayne Sullivan, Assistant Principal

Email: MeadeSBHS@k12.sd.us

Website: Sturgis Brown High School

Phone: (605) 347-2686

Location: 12930 E. Highway 34, Sturgis, SD. 57785