Our very own Middle School OBOB "Lemondrops" team battled hard at Regionals on March 10th in Bend. The Lemondrops ended up making it to the bracket part of the competition and placed 5th overall. This 2 person team fought hard against other 4-5 person teams . We are super proud of our Lemondrops!
On Wednesday, 30 sophomores, juniors and seniors attended the NW Youth Careers Expo at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland. Over 75 high schools and over 6,000 students visited over 200 exhibitors.
Come on down for movie night: tonight for SWC middle school students!
Prom Court was announced this morning! We are missing Macy and Coy, but congratulations to all who were named as this year's prom court.
The High School "Spring Fling" Lip Sync Music Performance is tonight 3/20 at 6:30pm in the High School gym. Come support our High School student body and watch them perform and cheer them on!
The International Thespian Society invites any friends, family, or patrons to our second annual ITS Induction Gala. Please join us as we showcase a student-directed short play, a few monologues, and celebrate the hard-earned accomplishments of many of our members.
Staff joined students today for a talent show showcasing amazing talents from 4th-8th grade. Great job today, everyone!
SWCSD would like to let you know that the Mobile Health Clinic visit to Maupin for this Thurs March 20 is cancelled. If there are any medical needs, please feel free to contact the MMU at 541-386-4553. They will plan on seeing us again as scheduled on Thurs April 10.
Pi Day fun!
Annual Pi Day assembly.
Students in Ms. Knight's WR122 course brainstorm topics and connections using hexagonal thinking.
Students enjoyed Friday Fun days of gaming and then making cardboard cars with Mrs. Carter and Mr. Henson as a fun STEM challenge. They raised to the challenge of trying to build the fastest car using only cardboard and a few other provided supplies.
Our small-but-mighty middle school OBOB team made it to the round of 8 at regionals today. Way to go, Lemon Drops!
Students have been enjoying the warmer weather on the new playground.
The sixth grade is finishing up their Oregon Tribal Assignment Presentations. They each picked a tribe from Oregon to research and make a slide presentation to present in front of the class. They all did a great job!
The Freshmen Physics class (with Mr. Henson) is investigating impulse and the effects of cushion on the time delay of feeling a force using graphical analysis and force plates.
SWCSD would like to let you know that Parent/Teacher conferences will be next Friday, March 14th. If needed, K-5th Grade teachers will reach out to parents/guardians with their specific link to Appointlet to schedule a time for a conference. The 6-12th Grade teachers will reach out to parents/guardians or you can call the HS Office at 541-395-2225 to schedule a time if you would like to conference with your student's teacher.
Last week in Science, Sophomores constructed batteries from everyday household materials, while understanding electricity and the chemical reactions within a battery. Then each group had to construct operational flashlights to make their way through an obstacle course without their flashlight failing. They are so proud of their lights! Rightfully so!
Art with Ms. Krista last Friday.
Sophomores participate in a formal discussion about the novel study with Ms. Knight.
