October 2018 Booster Club Athletes/Students of the Month
An enormous congratulations to the following students for being awarded our Booster clubs students of the month: Cheerleading: Stephanie Fonsen Algebra 2: Jenna Castro Girls Soccer: Hannah Lowell & Kyla Pires Geometry: Kaylee O’Sullivan Boys Soccer: Devyn Lincecum...
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South Umpqua High School strives to provide an environment of educational opportunities to meet the needs of all students. Along with our regular education courses we provide additional support with our Resource Rooms, Life Connections, CTE/Vocational, Online, Early College Courses and our Extended Diploma Program. There is no denial of admission to any SUHS courses and are available to any interested students, grades 9-12, under the District’s open enrollment policy.
Memo to parent's
November 1, 2018
To: Parents and Guardians
From: Tim Porter, Superintendent
The Oregon Department of Education, Child Nutrition Program personnel has asked us to send out this memo:
Participation in the School Breakfast Program and the National School lunch Program are strictly voluntary.
USDA research has concluded that nutrition and child development go hand in hand, and students who have a nutritious meal at the start of the school day are more focused on learning. South Umpqua School District continues to encourage student participation in our no-charge breakfast program.
All revenues generated from the School Meal Program are accrued into the non-profit food service account and the monies are used exclusively for providing meals to students.
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There has been a change to the Evergreen Tournament Schedule hosted by Hidden Valley High School this weekend! Plea… https://t.co/ZHIOmS16qt
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Boys and Girls Basketball each fall in their home openers against 4A North Valley tonight. Up next: Boys play at Hi… https://t.co/QKZAtyXIbC
