This week, students from Hayward, Schaefer, SOI and Springfield High School showcased their art, poetry, spoken word and musical abilities at the Springfield Museum of Art during the 'Art that Bonds' event.
The theme for this year's event was "The 'I' v. The 'Eye': How I see myself vs. How you see me." We are so proud of these young artists and how well they represented our District! More pictures are available on the District's Instagram.
February breakfast and lunch menus (including Clark ELC & SOI) are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view at scsdoh.org: Choose the 'Services' tab at the top of the webpage > Food & Nutrition > Menus.
Due to an electrical issue, Springfield High School will be CLOSED on Monday, January 29, 2024. All other buildings will operate on a normal schedule.
All activities, practices, games, and events will be held as scheduled, unless otherwise stated by 12:00 PM.
We apologize for any inconvenience that this closure may cause.
Progress is quickly moving along on the new School Based Health Center at Springfield High School! This health center will provide quality and convenient medical care for SCSD students and families in ways that have not previously been available. Open the app's Live Feed section to see construction photos or go to scsdoh.org/sbhc to learn more about the project.
January's episode of Cat Chat: The Official Podcast of the Springfield City School District is available now! Watch here on YouTube: http://tinyurl.com/catchatjanuary or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or iHeart Radio Podcasts.
Due to current road conditions and incoming snowfall, the SCSD will be CLOSED on Friday, January 19, 2024.
Any SCSD student in grades 6-11 who is interested in taking College Credit Plus courses during the 2024-25 school year is invited to attend an information session during Springfield High School's Open House night on Jan. 25. The session will begin at 5:30 P.M. in the SHS library. This is a great opportunity to earn college credit while still in school!
Due to potentially dangerous wind chill values and the high number of student walkers, the SCSD will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. All activities, practices, games and events will be held as scheduled, unless otherwise stated by 12:00 PM. Stay safe, Wildcats!
Due to inclement weather conditions, the SCSD will be CLOSED on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. The Clark Center Administrative offices will operate on a normal work schedule. All activities, practices, games and events will be held as scheduled, unless otherwise stated by 12:00 PM. We apologize for any inconvenience that this closure may cause. Stay safe, Wildcats!
Reminder: Classes resume Wednesday, Jan. 3. We can't wait to see you back at school, Wildcats!
January breakfast and lunch menus (including Clark ELC & SOI) are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view at scsdoh.org: Choose the 'Services' tab at the top of the webpage > Food & Nutrition > Menus.
Did you know the SCSD has created a monthly podcast that highlights the best of our District? Search for Cat Chat: The Official Podcast of the Springfield City School District on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or iHeart Radio Podcasts. December's episode is out now -- give it a listen!
December breakfast and lunch menus (including Clark ELC & SOI) are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view online: Choose the 'Services' tab at the top of the webpage > Food & Nutrition > Menus.
Heading to watch the Wildcats in the State Championship game? Make sure you check www.scsdoh.org/athletics for parking maps, suggested driving routes, approved bags and prohibited items. See you in Canton, Wildcats!
Join us for a community-wide send off as the Springfield High School football team travels to the State Championship game!
Beginning Thursday at 12 p.m., the team will leave SHS and travel south on Limestone to I-70. We welcome parents, friends and community members to cheer on our Wildcats by lining the streets along the route to show their support.
DISTRICT-WIDE CHANGE IN DISMISSAL FOR FRIDAY, DEC. 1
The Springfield High School Wildcat football team will be playing in the State Championship game in Canton, Ohio on Friday, December 1, 2023.
In order to ensure all staff, students, families and friends who wish to travel to Canton to support the football team in their quest for the state title may do so, the Springfield City School District will be releasing students 3 hours early on Friday.
Buildings will dismiss at the following times:
Springfield High School at 11:00 AM
Elementary Buildings at 12:00 PM
School of Innovation at 12:17 PM
Middle Schools at 12:45 PM
Thank you for your support as we send our Wildcats to represent all of Springfield in the State Title Game! Go Cats!
Support the Springfield Wildcat Football Team in the State Semifinals! Springfield will take on Cincinnati Moeller this Friday, Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. at Piqua High School. Spectrum News will air the game on Channel 1. A livestream will also be available at spectrumsnews1.com (for Spectrum subscribers) and a paid stream will be available at ohsaa.tv (for non-Spectrum subscribers). Let's cheer the Wildcats on to victory!
Many of our students know her as 'Frau Sage,' but now she's also known as the Ohio Distinguished Educator in Art Education! Read more about SHS German Teacher Mrs. Sage's state-level award in the 'Feed' section of the app. We are so proud to have her on our teaching team!
We look forward to seeing you Thursday!
This lesson really got students in character! Mrs. Lindeman and Ms. Tuttle have been working with their students in the Honors World History classes on a mock trial of King Louis XVI. The students were assigned different roles found in a courtroom, and were responsible for doing research, writing questions and forming arguments in preparation for the trial. Witnesses were put on a stand in front of the jury in order to prove King Louis XVI guilty of three crimes. Witnesses for the defendant also took the stand.
