SHS Family News
Spartan News February 5 2026
📌New Tardy Policy Reminder
To minimize classroom disruptions, we have implemented a revised attendance policy. Please note the following definitions for late arrivals:
Tardy: A student arriving at class within the first 5 minutes after the bell will be marked "Tardy."
Unexcused Absence: A student arriving more than 5 minutes after the bell will be marked with an "Unexcused Absence" for that period.
All Night Grad Party Committee
They will be hosting a meat raffle fundraiser on Wednesday, February 18th at 6:30. The committee will be meeting at 6pm before the raffle starts. Join them!
Love a Spartan Giveaway
This drawing will be held on the morning of February 13th. You can enter any SHS student to win. Amounts help raise funds for the 2026 ANGP. Enter by midnight on the 12th. See flyer for details.
Gift Card Drive
Because the ANGP committee are not allowed to spend funds to purchase gift cards, they would LOVE it if families and community members could help them out by donating. Our graduates get very excited about gift cards!
Volunteer at SHS!
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.
Keystone Class in Need of Volunteers
Ms. Gidley's Keystone class will be conducting mock interviews on February 26th. We are looking for parents and community members who have passed the 2 part background check to help our students develop employment interview skills. More information on this volunteer opportunity can be found here.
HMUN Returns from Boston
16 Superior High School students traveled to Boston for five days to explore the city's history, have some fun, and most importantly, serve as delegates representing the interests of Bosnia-Herzegovina in thirteen different committees and as members of Met Gala Crisis Committee and Designated Survivor Specialized Body at the 73rd annual Harvard Model United Nations. Our students joined thousands of students from hundreds of schools representing dozens of countries to participate in seven sessions of international relations work, hoping to resolve the world's (or in some cases, the solar system's) most pressing present and potential issues. In addition to lessons on current and historical events, procedure, and public discourse, students learn history, interpersonal skills, crisis management, impromptu speaking and writing, and improve their organization and leadership abilities. They build connections with their teammates and delegates from around the world, discovering new things about themselves along the way.
Every year, we try to explain what model UN is, and there is just truly nothing else quite like it! Advisors Keith and Rachael would like to recognize the students for their commitment to research, planning, engagement, and last, but certainly not least, the kindness, support, and good humor they showed each other. We also wish to recognize our returning HMUN members (Kellsey, Ivy, Dylan, Stella, Tegan, and Amelia) for their dedication to our activity and leadership on the team.
2026 HMUN Delegates
Kellsey Allen & Stella Pilon - SPECPOL, Special Political and Decolonization
Davin Britton - WHO, World Health Organization
Ivy Cochrane - UNESCO, UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Kate Conlan & Carl Franks - SOCHUM, Social Humanitarian and Cultural
Dylan Hart - Designated Survivor (Amy Klobuchar)
Knoah Hills - FECOSOC, Futuristic Economic and Social Council
Phong Hoang - UNDP, UN Development Programme
Madeline Manion - ECOFIN, Economic and Financial
Ava Mogensen & Tegan Nifoussi - WCW, World Conference on Women
Milo Peterson - FGA, Futuristic General Assembly
Dexter Peterson Sandok - IMF, Inernational Monetary Fund
Amelia Vogt - Met Gala (Kimberleigh Karr)
Anne Winkle - ISESCO, Islamic Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
Peer-to-Peer Tutoring
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!
Student Tubing Event
Pledgemakers are hosting a free tubing event for Pledgemaker students on the evening of February 13th. Participants must register to attend. They can find the sign up in their daily announcement email.
Pops Concert - Feb 16
Tickets for dinner are $10 a person or max $30 a family. Dinner runs from 5-6:30pm, The pops concert will then start at 7pm.
Tri-M Recital - Feb 23
This is free and open to the public. The performance will begin at 6pm in the SHS PAC.
American Indian Education Parent Advisory Committee
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 - February 25
- Join their committees
- More information can be found on their website.
- Follow their new Facebook page here.
