SHS Family News

Make note of these important testing dates when only specific grades will be in the building.

This document is a good resource for trying to plan ahead. We are plugging in SHS dates and events as we hear of them. This is subject to change, but want to keep you all in the loop. Want to add all of our important dates to your Google Calendar? Subscribe to it here to add it to your own Google Calendar.

Our Spring Conference nights are coming up toward the end of the month. Save these dates! We will have a lot happening in the building besides conferences. Take this opportunity to make connections. Both nights run from 3:30-7:30 and are open house style with no sign ups required.

Our Parent Teacher Student Association helps support both Superior Middle and High School. They will be meeting next week. This is a great opportunity to gain insight from our secondary administration, who also attend meetings. On March 18th, the PTSA hosted their 5th Annual School Board Candidate Forum. You can watch a recording here.

The 2026 Chemical and Device-Free All Night Grad Party is already gaining traction at creating a safe and memorable evening for our graduates. Want to jump on board? Find more information here. Follow their Facebook page here to stay updated on happenings and future meeting dates!

If you plan to help out at Superior High School, please visit the link below and complete the 2 PART process. If you need assistance with the fee associated with the background check, please email leann.egnash@superior.k12.wi.us and she can help you. We do not want this fee to deter you from making a positive difference at our school. You can specify in your application if you want it to include multiple schools within our district. This check is valid for one year from the date it is complete.

Save the date for our District's 3rd Annual Passport to the World event held on April 8th at Superior Middle School. We are looking for individuals, groups, or organizations to host an exhibit table during this popular community event. Sign up to host a table here.

We are proud to partner with Cartwheel to provide access to mental health support for the students and families in our community via virtual therapy and family guidance with licensed clinicians.

If your child is struggling with anxiety, having a hard time staying focused, or could benefit from extra support, Cartwheel is here to help. Many families reach out to ask questions or get advice before a challenge becomes bigger.

How Cartwheel can help:

✓ No waitlists – Students, families, and staff can be seen within days, not months
✓ Flexible scheduling – Virtual appointments available 8am-8pm Mon-Fri and some weekend hours
✓ Multiple languages – Care available in English, Spanish, and other languages
✓ No financial barriers – Free for families with Medicaid; in-network with many insurance plans

How to access support:

• For Families: Parents and caregivers seeking support for their child can complete this simple interest form.

• For Referring Staff: School counselors and social workers can refer students and families who could benefit from therapy, parent guidance, or psychiatric care.

We're here when you need us. Learn more and get started: https://www.cartwheel.org/district/superior-school-district

Does your high school student need a little extra help with school? We're excited to announce free peer-to-peer tutoring, available through members of the National Honor Society.

This is a flexible way for our high school students to get academic support. Students can visit the tutoring website linked in our Daily Announcements. They can see tutor and subject options, and book appointments that fit their schedule. New Advisory hours added!

Congratulations to Mock Trial taking 9th place at state competition. There were 20 schools who participated in the competition. Superior's mock trial team are:

Kylie Bennett, Mackenzie Forester, Madeline Manion, Tylee Savoye, Adalyn Burkhart, Paige Olson, Rae Birch, Leah Gavin, Lila Gucinski, Sierrah Markon, and Stella Pilon. Alternates: Jett Roberts and Lochlen Waldum

Congratulations to the Quiz Bowl Team of Oso, Peyton, Owen, and Beckett for bringing home the 3rd place tournament trophy.

Catch up on all the student-led news by reading the Spartan Spin's latest articles. Get your own subscription to have a hard copy edition delivered to your home or place of business.

Senior Keirah Harling is representing the SHS Art Department at the Hillside Whole Foods Co-op. Her work was selected by the Duluth Art Institute for the "We Hold These Truths" exhibition, celebrating Youth Art Month.

This special showcase for Youth Art Month features only 10 student works from across the region, each exploring truths. The show runs through March 29 for the public to see at the Whole Foods Co-op Hillside location.

The last day to sign up to lock in current pricing is extended to April 15. Scan the QR code, or go to:

1.) https://www.explorica.com/sign-up.aspx

2.) Enter Tourcenter ID: Smith-9269

We will be hosting our 9th Grade Transition night on April 22nd at 5:30. This is not open house style. It is a structured format starting in the PAC. Please pass along this info to current 8th Graders and their families!

See below for a few opportunities for Summer programs offered through UWS. Find more information here.

Add funds to your student's lunch account, or fill out the free/reduced lunch form if you haven't already, or if your home situation has changed since the Fall.

Cast and crew will be announced soon! Their performances will be on Mothers Day weekend. Save the date!

Girls LaCrosse are holding a fundraiser on March 25th at Culvers from 5-8pm. Go out and get a frozen custard, while supporting our Spartans!

Our Spartan Volleyball program is exploring the launch of Superior Volleyball Teams for 4th–6th graders (as of the 2026-2027 school year)! This would be the first year of the program, and they are looking to see how many athletes might be interested. If you know a family that would be interested, please pass along this survey for them to complete and show interest.

Students will need a cap, gown and tassel for graduation. While there are larger packages available, the basic package is available through this link. Although the deadline has past, you might still be able to order via the link, it will just be at a higher rate. At some point the site may say to contact our Jostens rep directly.

Make sure to check for regional scholarship opportunities. Find them all listed here.

Seniors were sent a Google Form to request up to six preferred seating (bleacher) tickets. Please have a conversation with your student about your family's needs. Ensure your student completes and submits this form by March 20. Find more details in the email that was sent to senior parents on 3/6, or view it on the senior site.

We have your photography covered for the commencement ceremony. Missy Siers Photography and her crew will be covering all elements of your graduate's special day. She will take pictures, then later upload them to an online gallery: SHS GRADUATION 2026. The access code to that gallery will be SHSGRAD2026. From there, you can purchase photos of your choice.

Is your child going to miss school, or will be leaving early?

Call 715-394-8720 ext. 41029 and leave a message.

Or email SHSAttendance@superior.k12.wi.us

The AIEPAC mission is to work in collaboration with the School District to provide awareness of and support for the unique cultural and educational needs of Native American students.

See flyers below for opportunities to get involved. They need your help by:

• Completing a 506 form
• Joining their monthly meetings - March 25
• Join their committees
• More information can be found on their website.
• Follow their new Facebook page here.