SHS Community Newsletter
Week of May 13th-17th
PRINCIPAL'S UPDATE
Hello Scappoose Community,
First, I'd like to congratulate Scappoose Band and Choir for placing 3rd and 5th at the state competitions in Corvallis! Thank you to Mr. Lagrone and Ms. Moorman for their dedication and countless hours spent with such talented individuals! Way to go!
As a reminder, SHS students will be taking finals next week on 5/16-5/17. Please note that assessments will conclude at 1:10 PM on both days, with buses running at their normal times thereafter. Your cooperation in ensuring a smooth transition during this period is invaluable.
Please see below for important updates from Safe and Sober, activities, and athletics.
Go Indians!
Jerimy Kelley
Scappoose High School Principal
971-200-8005*5010
ACTIVITIES/LEADERSHIP
COUNSELING CORNER
Please click on the link below for information from the counseling department:
ATHLETIC UPDATES
The Booster Club
The Booster Club hosted another magnificent Spring Chinook Salmon Derby, on Saturday, May 4 at the Columbia County Fairgrounds
Thank you all who helped make this event possible
Celebrate - Coach of the Year - Pam Didier
Selected as Dance-Drill Coaches Association of Oregon 4A-1A Coach of the Year
Pam has also been a former judge and served on the National Board
Pam and her staff/team earned another banner as State Runner-Up Hip Hop this year
Girls Tennis
Ended league season against powerhouses OES and Valley Catholic this week
Recorded two tough wins at OES on Tuesday
Notched three wins at home against Valley Catholic on Thursday
Kyonna Picard and Jett Ekstrom secured a win at #1 Doubles
They all go back to OES Monday to begin the District Championship Tournament
Baseball
Ten-runned Parkrose 12-2 last Friday
Took both games in the Tillamook series by a combined 13-3 Monday and Wednesday
Won the rematch of last year’s state title game 7-1 hosting Pendleton yesterday
Host Astoria tonight for Senior Night before traveling there Monday
Softball
Continued on their streak taking both from Tillamook Tuesday and Thursday, 6-1 & 13-9
Key series at Astoria today and hosting Senior Night Monday
Astoria games will determine league title and playoff positioning
Girls Golf
Finished 5th at Regionals Monday and Tuesday at Quail Valley (Banks)
They were just one spot away from qualifying for state
Boys Golf
Punched their ticket to play at the OSAA State Championship Tournament
Shot their career team low to tie Seaside as Regional Champions
Tucker Olson and Eli Barnaby finished in the top 5 overall
State Championships will be held at Emerald Valley (Creswell) on Monday and Tuesday
Girls Flag Football
Playing in the state championship tomorrow at Nike Headquarters (Beaverton)
Their first-round match-up against Central Catholic begins at 10:00 am
The semis and finals are at 1:00 pm
PARENTS OF THE CLASS OF 2024
TOP 3 PRIORITIES:
PERMISSION SLIP - Turn in your yellow permission slip to the office ASAP. Do not wait! If you cannot find it, click here: Permission Slip
PHOTOS NEEDED - shsgrad2024photos@gmail.com Due May 10th!
*Need 1 Senior photo and 1 Baby photo for the Baccalaureate slide show.
*In a separate email: Need 5 FUN individual/group/activity photos for the slide show at the all-night party
POSTER BOARDS: Due Friday, May 24th! Drop off at SHS office. What to do: Each family prepares a 22”x28” photo collage poster for their graduate to display at the Baccalaureate. They can be any color and must include the student’s name and pictures of life leading up to graduation. *Please DO NOT use glitter, objects that hang from the board, foam core, or tri-folds. Email us with questions.shssafeandsober@gmail.com
NEXT MEETINGS: Tuesdays @ 6:30pm–May 21st *SHS Conference Room* Junior Class parents welcome!
ALL-NIGHT PARTY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Parents/Guardians who would like to help at the All-Night Grad Party, please sign up! 2024 Graduation Events Sign-up
*Junior Class parents also welcome!
You must have a current background check: Background Check Form
Email us: shssafeandsober@gmail.com
Venmo: @shssafeandsober24
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/174212058951534
PARENT INFO:
The Safe & Sober Graduation Events planning is in its last stages.Thank you to those of you who have volunteered, attended meetings, or supported our group in any way so far this year. The success of these events is based on volunteering, donations and fundraising. *We still need more funds to meet our goal* We are estimating a need of $250 per senior. If you have any business connections or would like to send a direct tax-deductible donation, please contact us or use Venmo with “Donation” in the comment: @shssafeandsober24
Parent Contact Info: https://forms.gle/JSvJePz7hBHd5sdQ8
JUNIOR CLASS PARENTS: If you are interested in helping with your Class of 2025 graduation events, please attend our meetings to learn the process. The can drive on June 1st will be run by you, so please volunteer at our May 4 can drive!
Intern and Job Opportunities
Sauvie Island School is Hiring!
Lead Custodial/Facilities Position: Under the general supervision of the executive director, oversees and personally performs work required to maintain the school, related buildings, and adjacent grounds in a safe, sanitary, and orderly condition. Performs a variety of custodial duties, groundskeeping, minor repairs, and other related tasks associated with the upkeep of facilities and grounds. Oversee and coordinate environmental safety programs to ensure School, State, and Federal regulations are met.
St. Helens Recreation Dept is Hiring
Job ID — 47442
Lead - Recreation Assistant
Are you looking for a fun part-time position? Do you like working with children and supporting your community? If the answer is yes, then we want to hear from you!
Requirements
CPR/AED/First Aid certified (or ability to obtain within 2 weeks of hire date).
Must be age 18 years or older.
Ability to remain calm while working in stressful situations and have excellent problem‐solving skills.
Be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check through the St. Helens School District.
Must be a leader, have experience instructing and/or experience caring for groups of young people.
Must have computer skills including electronic mail, record keeping, word processing, spreadsheet, graphics, etc. Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook).
Job Duties
Attend and participate in staff meetings.
Assist with public relations duties such as preparing and distributing flyers, brochures, and recreation catalogs.
Monitor the maintenance of equipment, supplies and facilities.
Help the Parks and Recreation Manager oversee activities to ensure proper use and direction.
Responsible for working with the Recreation team to provide comprehensive and diverse recreation programs. Help promote health and wellness as outlined on the approved recreation schedule.
Provide clerical support, program registration, answer phones and maintain correspondence with other divisions or agencies; may respond to public inquiries about programs and development of the recreational program.
Program Staff will plan and implement fun and enriching activities for youth in our after-school program.
A full list of job duties available for request upon interview.
Schedule
Hours will mostly be between 2 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday and 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. on Fridays.
Part-Time up to 30 hours per week during the academic school year.
Rate of Pay
$16.54 per hour.
YEARBOOK INFORMATION
Please click the link below for the latest updates on yearbooks:
Yearbook Newsletter