North News Feburary 23, 2026
Where Tradition began, Excellence continues.
Shawnee Mission North High School
Office Hours 7AM - 3:30PM
913-993-6900
Attendance Hotline (24 hours)
913-993-6945
Website: https://smnorth.smsd.org/
Location: 7401 Johnson Drive, Overland Park, KS, USA
Phone: 913-993-6900
Twitter: @SM_NORTH_HS
“Attendance Calls – What You Need to Know
Getting automated calls about your student’s absence, even after reporting it? Here’s why.
Once a student reaches 10 absences, any absence moving forward will be marked unexcused and will result in an automated call unless documentation is provided.
We send two calls daily: one in the late morning and one in the afternoon. If a call is missed, it may be repeated.
You may receive a call if your student:
• Misses one or more periods
• Misses over half a class period
• Misses a full day that is considered unexcused
To excuse your student, please call the Attendance Hotline: 913-993-6945
Instructions in Spanish
Calendar
March 2, 2026
High School Spring Sports begin
March 13, 2026
No-School PreK-12, Teacher Workday
March 16-20, 2026
No School - Spring Break
School Events
A monthly schedule of our events can be found here.
Message from Principal David Ewers
North Community,
It’s a big week this week, as we bring February to a close. This week features concerts, NHS Bingo Night, Senior Night for boys’ and girls’ basketball, State KMEA and State Wrestling, the NJROTC Area Championship, and culminates with the Winter Formal! Whew!
We have three weeks until the end of the 3rd quarter and Spring Break. Our current achievement numbers are not as good as they were at the end of the semester. Please work with your student to express the importance of being in school, and doing their best when they are here!
Schedule this week
We will use a traditional schedule this week with a 7 period day on Monday, and block scheduling for the remainder of the week.
School Events
We are looking forward to a great week! A comprehensive schedule of our events can be found here.
Let’s have a great week! Go Bison! WE ARE NORTH!!!
Staff Member of the Week
North Community,
It’s a big week this week, as we bring February to a close. This week features concerts, NHS Bingo Night, Senior Night for boys’ and girls’ basketball, State KMEA and State Wrestling, the NJROTC Area Championship, and culminates with the Winter Formal! Whew!
We have three weeks until the end of the 3rd quarter and Spring Break. Our current achievement numbers are not as good as they were at the end of the semester. Please work with your student to express the importance of being in school, and doing their best when they are here!
Schedule this week
We will use a traditional schedule this week with a 7 period day on Monday, and block scheduling for the remainder of the week.
School Events
We are looking forward to a great week! A comprehensive schedule of our events can be found here.
Let’s have a great week! Go Bison! WE ARE NORTH!!!
Bison Standard Staff Members of the Week- Our award winner this week is Erin Adan. Erin is transforming our Job Skills classes by operating three separate entities at SMN. These entities provide students with food, hygiene products, and a food market that connects ALL of our students. This past week, she helped orchestrate a partnership with Golden Scoop, which led to over 250 scoops of ice cream sold and a visit from Heidi Gardner.
Students of the Week
Elite of North- Our award winner this week is Kempis McCarthy. Kempis is an honor student, an accomplished ceramic artist, and a top-rated powerlifter in the state of Kansas! Wow!
I AM NORTH- Our award winner this week is Emi Campbell. Emi performed the National Anthem before Tuesday’s basketball game. The microphone malfunctioned, but Emi proceeded to hold the entire Fieldhouse with her remarkable voice!
Heart of North- Our award winner this week is Winter Hampton. Her nominator said “At the beginning of anime club this week, Winter jumped in and helped clean up a project without being asked and invited other students to help out as well. She also brings a positive fun energy to the school and our Anime club.” We were not able to get a photo of Winter, but we still want to celebrate her!
Student Panorama Survey Results
Dear Parents & Guardians,
Shawnee Mission North High School would like to thank you for being our valued partners as we work together to educate and support the students in our district. Students whose parents provided consent during the registration process participated in the Panorama Social-Emotional Learning survey in October through November. This survey measures student’s perception of skills in the areas of grit, growth mindset and self-management, as well as teacher-student relationships and school climate. On the following page, there is a brief description of each of these categories.
Educators and education researchers agree that students with strong SEL skills exhibit more confidence, persistence, empathy and a greater sense of purpose. Moreover, when schools make SEL a priority, they see more positive behaviors and relationships with peers and adults, reduced conduct problems and risk-taking behavior, decreased emotional distress, improved test scores, better grades and higher attendance. Ultimately, greater social and emotional competence can increase the likelihood of high school graduation and readiness for postsecondary education career success (Weissberg, 2016). Finally, Panorama for Social-Emotional Learning gives educators resources to use as part of their regular classroom instruction to support the social and emotional development of their students.
We would like to encourage you to view and consider your student's 2025-2026 Fall Student Competency results. You can do so in Skyward by following these steps:
Log into Family Access in Skyward
Choose your student(s)
Choose “Grade Cards & Academic Awards”
Choose Panorama Fall 2025
When viewing your student results, remember every student grows and matures at different rates and in different ways. A decrease in a certain category does not necessarily indicate a problem. Scores should be seen as an opportunity to talk with your student, your student’s teachers and other school professionals about ways to uphold and support them. Results also provide an opportunity to discuss areas where your student is demonstrating strengths. If, after viewing your student’s results, you are interested in talking more about them, please reach out to your student’s teacher, social worker, counselor, or building administrator.
Thank you again for your ongoing support of our school, staff and students. For more information about the Panorama Social Emotional Learning Survey, including a look at all of the questions asked at each grade level, please visit this site.
Thank you,
Laura Brogdon
Associate Principal
Source: https://www.edutopia.org/blog/why-sel-essential-for-students-weissberg-durlak-domitrovich-gullotta
Student Competency Category Descriptions
Self-Management: How well students manage their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in different situations. Question examples are: How often did you come to class prepared? How often did you remain calm, even when someone was bothering you or saying bad things?
Grit: How well students are able to persevere through setbacks to achieve important long-term goals (not limited to academics), taking into account their experiences and identities. Question examples are: If you fail at an important goal, how likely are you to try again? When you are working on a project that matters a lot to you, how focused can you stay when there are lots of distractions?
Growth Mindset: Student perceptions of whether they have the potential to change those factors that are central to their performance in school. Question examples are: In school, how possible is it for you to change behaving well in class? In school, how possible is it for you to change being talented?
New Information
Spring Sports Physicals due prior to March 2
All students participating in athletics must have a KSHSAA Physical Form AND Concussion Form on file in the office prior to the first tryout/practice.
A copy of physial forms can be picked up in the office or found on SMSD Website
https://www.smsd.org/about/departments/athletics-student-activities/required-athletic-forms
Per KSHSAA, the annual history and physical examination shall not be taken earlier than May 1 preceding the school year for which it is applicable. Lastly, student athletes must have passed 5/7 classes from the preceding semester to be eligible. If your student-athlete is interested in participating in a spring sport please have students contact the varsity coach directly via email for additional questions. Spring sports occur outside so make sure your student is dressed for the Kansas weather. Practices begin on Monday, March 2nd and typically range from 3:00-6:00 pm.
The Shawnee Mission School District is looking forward to one of the biggest celebrations of the year taking place this April! The Shawnee Mission Research and Development Forum will feature a student showcase, district-wide open house, and The Next Great Idea Pitch competition. Here are a few ways to get ready:
First, save the date! The Student Showcase will take place from 4 to 7 pm. April 21-23 at the Center for Academic Achievement (CAA). The Next Great Idea will take place at 9 a.m. on April 25 at the CAA.
Second, students, teachers, and parents are encouraged to save projects created and completed any time during this school year and submit them for the showcase! Applications are open now to submit entries for the showcase. Click here for more information and the application.
And finally, encourage students to think of a problem they would like to solve and pitch in The Next Great Idea competition. An info session will be held virtually at 6 p.m. on January 22 to find out more about this amazing opportunity. Top awards are $2,500, of which $1,500 are awarded as “build it” grants to support making the winner’s pitch a reality. Click here for the link to the information session.
Click here for more information about the R&D Forum. The Shawnee Mission School District thanks the Regnier Family for supporting the R&D Forum since it began in 1962.
Hiring Fair Sign Up – Students MUST be logged into their SMSD account to sign up.
Beginning the week of 2/2:
Monday and Wednesday 3-4pm in the weight room.
Thursday 3-4pm kick arounds outside (weather permitting).
See Coach Runion for more details or questions.
Robotics Club - Nerd Herd
This week in robotics club, we adjusted the size of our shooter mechanism so that it fits on the robot and can intake and shoot balls from the floor. We'll be testing this and practicing driving the robot later this week. We also sold various flavors of cotton candy at the basketball game last Friday, and will continue to sell at home games when we can. We’ve started making buttons to give out to other teams at competitions. Speaking of competitions, we’re about a month away from our first comp, and we’re making good progress. Have a great week!
Hey Bison students, teachers, and families!
We’re on the lookout for those BROC forms that are due on the last day of February each year, the ones that list your volunteer hours supporting our community.
In April, the PTSA, with Jill Molina leading the way, will host a special ceremony to celebrate YOU and all the amazing work you’ve done to help our community!
If you have questions or need help, please let us know, we’re happy to help!
We’re trying something new this year, and we’d love your help to make it a success! The PTSA is hosting an After Prom event to give our kids a safe place to celebrate, have fun, and earn raffle prizes throughout the night.
We’ve created a SignUpGenius with all the activities and ideas we’re planning. As long as we have enough volunteers to help run each area, we’re ready to make it happen!
There are so many ways you can make a difference:
👉Donate items or funds
👉Help secure sponsorships
👉Volunteer to run an activity
👉Assist with setup or cleanup
If you’re able to help in any way, please check out the link below to see where you can jump in. Once you sign up, someone will reach out with more details.
Thank you for helping us create a fun, safe, and memorable night for our students! 🎉
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0A4BAAA62EA0F49-62374854-2026#/
Notes from the Nurse
Hearing screens are approaching.
We will screen our 10th graders' hearing the first two weeks of March.
When enrolling, parents gave permission for screenings to happen.
If parents do not want their students screened please contact the nurse at SMN.
A school-based health clinic is open to all Shawnee Mission students and their siblings (3-20 years old). Health Partnership Clinic at Shawnee Mission West High School is open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at the school, 8500 W. 85th St.
Families seeking an appointment can find out more information here. In person and virtual appointments are available.
This clinic can provide services for medical needs such as: illness/injury, immunizations (appointment required), yearly physicals (school/sports), well-child/teen checkups, mental and behavioral health services, prescription medicines
lab tests, COVID testing/vaccines, strep/flu tests, asthma care, and referrals.
The clinic can also provide services for behavioral health needs such as: anxiety, depression, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), grief/loss, adjustment and life transitions, stress, smoking cessation including vaping, nutrition/physical activity/weight management, parenting, behavior concerns, self-harm, Bipolar disorder, psychosis, alcohol/substance abuse, crisis intervention, poor sleep, relationship issues, trauma exposure.
This clinic is closed when school is not in session. Here is a link to Shawnee Mission School District calendars. To access the clinic, visitors must enter through the main door and check in with security.
Una clínica de salud está abierta en una escuela para todos los estudiantes de Shawnee Mission y sus hermanos (de 3 a 20 años). La Clínica Health Partnership en Shawnee Mission West está abierta los Miércoles de 8:30 a 12:30 p.m. en la escuela, 8500 W. 85th St.
Las familias que buscan una cita pueden obtener más información aquí. Hay citas presenciales y virtuales disponibles.
Esta clínica puede ofrecer servicios para necesidades médicas como:
enfermedad/lesión, vacunas (cita requerida), reconocimientos médicos anuales (escolar/deportes), revisiones de salud infantil/adolescente, servicios de salud mental y comportamiento, medicamentos con receta, análisis de laboratorio, pruebas/vacunas COVID, pruebas de estreptococo/gripe, atención al asma y referencias.
La clínica también puede ofrecer servicios para necesidades de salud del comportamiento como:
ansiedad, depresión, trastorno por déficit de atención/hiperactividad (TDAH), duelo/pérdida, adaptación y transiciones vitales, estrés, dejar de fumar incluyendo vapeo, nutrición/actividad física/control de peso, crianza, preocupaciones de comportamiento, daño a si mismo, trastorno bipolar, psicosis, abuso de alcohol/sustancias, intervención en crisis, no dormir bien, problemas de pareja, exposición a traumas.
Esta clínica está cerrada cuando no hay clase. Aquí tiene un enlace a los calendarios del distrito escolar de Shawnee Mission. Para acceder a la clínica, los visitantes deben entrar por la puerta principal y registrarse con el policía a la entrada.
STUCO
News from Student Services
You can take out the KC Scholars workshop poster since that event was last week.
Can you add this information on there for me though please:
(Poster is attached)
Shawnee Mission North is hosting our Spring College Fair on Tuesday, March 10th during seminar in the Learning Commons.
This event is open to 10th-12th grade students and is a great opportunity to meet 25+ college representatives from schools across the region and learn more about majors, admissions, scholarships, and campus life.
Students can sign up to attend the first session, second session, or both using the Google form below: https://forms.gle/nxQcWraTQ4n7Ztjq5
Hiring Fair Sign Up – Students MUST be logged into their SMSD account to sign up.
Real World Learning
Bison Athletics and Activities
Well North......... sadly our boys swim and dive season has come to a close. We had an exciting State Meet with another Top 10 finish in Diving with Cullen Bartlett who had a fantastic meet, two great 100 Breaststrokes from Caleb Guild to finish top 16 (14th), and a 200 Freestyle Relay (Dakota Rominger, Lincoln Bell, Josh Green and Caleb Guild) that squeaked into the Consolation Final and then moved up a spot to finish 15th with their best time of the season (1:35.03).
Our two other relays also competed, with the 200 Medley Relay of Caleb Guild, Silas Bell, Asher Hallagin and Dakota Rominger swimming a season best time (1:46.86) and finished 17th. The 400 Free Relay of Josh Green, Asher Hallagin, Lincoln Bell and Dakota Rominger swam a 3:41.93 to post a season best for those 4 boys but missed finals.
We say good luck to all our graduating seniors and we look forward to next season and how we can continue getting better.
SM North Swim and Dive
Friday is our final regular season game for the 25-26 school year. We will recognize cheer, dance, and basketball (Girls and Boys). We will host BrickHouse Bound Elementary students.
The SMN Power-lifting club team brought home some hardware on Saturday, February 14th. From the North Kansas City HS Powerlifting Meet! Please see the results:
Women's Team 1st Overall
Men's Team 2nd Overall
Schools Overall Finish 1st Place (combines Women's & Men's score)
1st Place Finishers
Aniston Martz; Natalie Ringel; Cirstyn Batts; Taylor Hollingsworth
2nd Place Finishers
Lydia Tracz; Kaidi Villeda; Athena McCarthy; Alexus Moss; Bennett Martz; Kempis McCarthy; Austin Tonyan; Caleb Leggett;
3rd Place Finishers
Sydney Epperson; Breckin Collins; Will Covington; Zach Keir; Noah Reid
Aniston Martz won Lifter Of The Meet based off her power ratio which is how much the athlete lifts per pound of their body weight
National Letter of Intent (NLI) now known as Athletic Aid agreements. We will host a spring NLI signing for ALL our student-athletes on Wednesday, April 22 in the FH. However, if a family wants to celebrate their student-athlete individually that is an option. In either situation families are responsible for hosting this event but we will help with set-up, student announcements, etc. It is imperative families provide the school at least two weeks advance notice if you host an individual signing.
We will provide the student-athlete with a placard with their picture and attending college. Families and student-athletes will provide decorations and any desserts or treats for friends and families.
Coaches have been provided questionnaires so we can communicate directly with our student-athletes who have already made a decision.
National Letter of Intent (NLI) now known as Athletic Aid agreements. We will host a spring NLI signing for ALL our student-athletes on Wednesday, April 22 in the FH. However, if a family wants to celebrate their student-athlete individually that is an option. In either situation families are responsible for hosting this event but we will help with set-up, student announcements, etc. It is imperative families provide the school at least two weeks advance notice if you host an individual signing.
We will provide the student-athlete with a placard with their picture and attending college. Families and student-athletes will provide decorations and any desserts or treats for friends and families.
Coaches have been provided questionnaires so we can communicate directly with our student-athletes who have already made a decision
National Letter of Intent (NLI) now known as Athletic Aid agreements. We will host a spring NLI signing for ALL our student-athletes on Wednesday, April 22 in the FH. However, if a family wants to celebrate their student-athlete individually that is an option. In either situation families are responsible for hosting this event but we will help with set-up, student announcements, etc. It is imperative families provide the school at least two weeks advance notice if you host an individual signing.
We will provide the student-athlete with a placard with their picture and attending college. Families and student-athletes will provide decorations and any desserts or treats for friends and families.
Coaches have been provided questionnaires so we can communicate directly with our student-athletes who have already made a decision.
All students participating in athletics must have a KSHSAA Physical Form AND Concussion Form on file in the office prior to the first tryout/practice. Per KSHSAA, the annual history and physical examination shall not be taken earlier than May 1 preceding the school year for which it is applicable. Lastly, student athletes must have passed 5/7 classes from the preceding semester to be eligible. If your student-athlete is interested in participating in a spring sport please have students contact the varsity coach directly via email for additional questions. Spring sports occur outside so make sure your student is dressed for the Kansas weather. Practices begin on Monday, March 2nd and typically range from 3:00-5:30 pm.
High School Forms: Links
Seniors and Parents,
If you participated in athletics at SMN your senior year this is a great scholarship opportunity for you; SM North Foundation Scholarship awards $1000 scholarships to sport-specific athletes.
Jim Ballou oversees the Shawnee Mission North Scholarship Foundation which was founded in February 2009. The Foundation was originally titled the "SMN Football Alumni Foundation." The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit group. In 2012, we evolved from a football group to a multiple sports foundation with scholarships for 11 men's and women's activities. Each of the scholarships is awarded to a graduating senior student athlete based on their excellence in the classroom, athletic participation and involvement in the community. The scholarships are named after former SM North coaches and a memorial in the name of a SMN graduate. Each of the scholarships provides a living legacy.
Coach Larry Taylor FOOTBALL Scholarship
Coach Jim Hanson BASEBALL Scholarship
Coach Tom Coker TENNIS Scholarship
Coach Bob Stauffer TRACK Scholarship
Coach Bill Cornwell BASKETBALL Scholarship
Coach Steve Howard SOFTBALL Scholarship
Coach Don Alpaugh WRESTLING Scholarship
Owen Craig STUDENT TRAINER / MANAGER Scholarship
Chief Warrant Officer Grayless NJROTC Scholarship
Coach Cody Fothergill Scholarship SWIMMING Scholarship
Coach Bernie Wagner / Merlin Gish SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Scholarship
Please note this entity is not directed by SM North administration or overseen by North. You can view the current scholarship programs from our website at http://www.smnsportscholarship.org
The foundation relies on alumni and community members to make monetary donations to sustain the scholarship funds. A six-member board has been established to manage and direct the Foundation. The board members are Cindy Howard Collins, Jim Gillespie, John Mitchelson and Cathy Gerber Phillips, George Sallas and Jim Ballou. The Foundation receives enormous support from over 20 members at large. New members are always welcomed.
Vision:
To provide scholarships for student athletes graduating from Shawnee Mission North High School.
Mission:
To promote the student athlete by recognizing academic performance, community service, and athletic participation with scholarship opportunities for post-secondary education.
Our focus in the future is to strengthen the current scholarships and to expand with additional scholarships that honor former SM North coaches with living legacies.
We encourage you to join the team and join us in our efforts to honor student athletes and provide a living legacy for the Coaches that led us with excellence.
To be eligible to apply for the scholarships you must have been involved in a sport as an athlete or student trainer/manager your senior year at SM North. Specifically, the NJROTC participation scholarship requires SM North senior involvement in NJROTC your senior year. Every senior athlete is eligible to apply for the Gish/Wagner scholar-athlete scholarship.
It’s simple to apply. Click on the Student athlete Scholarship Application
and login with your SM North Google credentials. If you have trouble filling out the form via the link, stop by the office and get a paper version.
**Application Closes at 3:30 Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Important dates/events:
Tuesday, February 17 Northman Recognition
Tuesday, February 24 Senior Night / Elementary Youth Roundball Night
Please check our athletic and activity schedules at www.sunflowerleague.org
The Bison bowling team had a busy and productive week, competing in three events, including two tournaments to close out the week.
The JV bowlers competed in the Sunflower League Championship this week.
The boys team finished in 12th place, led by Auggie Miller’s 425 series. The girls team placed 9th, with Marlene Alvarez leading the way with a 349 series.
On Wednesday, the Bison celebrated Senior Night, honoring Jake Collado, Klaus Scharenberg, and Kathryn Russell for their four years on the team, and Ava Rynerson for her three years of dedication to the bowling program.
The team competed against Gardner Edgerton and Wyandotte.
The varsity boys placed second, led by senior Klaus Scharenberg’s 525 series, highlighted by a 191 high game.
The varsity girls captured first place as a team. Individually, Kloe Ranes earned first place with a 423 series, Kathryn Russell placed third, and freshman Lottie Nallia finished fourth.
In the JV competition, the girls placed first as a team, sweeping the top five individual spots. Junior Lillian Williams finished fifth, junior Delaney Andrea placed fourth, sophomore Marlene Alvarez took third, freshman Sophia Campbell finished second, and sophomore Paris Zumbrunnen claimed first place.
The JV boys also earned a first-place team finish and swept all five top individual spots. Freshman Joe Nesbitt placed fifth, junior Auggie Miller finished fourth, sophomore Cole Parsons took third, freshman Jayden James placed second, and junior Aijalon Thao won first place with a 473 series.
The Bison competed in the “Battle for Park Lanes,” a Baker-format tournament featuring the six teams that call Park Lanes their home center. The event included a cosmic bowl light and sound show, with each team rolling 10 consecutive Baker games. Teams were ranked by total pinfall.
The varsity boys team of Klaus Scharenberg, Jake Collado, Aijalon Thao, Noah Walters, Ben Fritz, and Jayden James finished fifth.
The JV boys team of Ian Mattox, Auggie Miller, Calvin Miller, Aedan Dillard, Manny Suarez, and Cole Parsons placed fourth.
The varsity girls team of Katie Tucker, Kathryn Russell, Ava Rynerson, Taylor Hollingworth, Lottie Nallia, and Kloe Ranes earned a third-place finish.
The JV girls team of Chloe Crane, Paris Zumbrunnen, Lillian Williams, Delaney Andrea, Sophia Campbell, and Marlene Alvarez finished second.
All students participating in athletics must have a KSHSAA Physical Form AND Concussion Form on file in the office prior to the first tryout/practice. Per KSHSAA, the annual history and physical examination shall not be taken earlier than May 1 preceding the school year for which it is applicable. Lastly, student athletes must have passed 5/7 classes from the preceding semester to be eligible. If your student-athlete is interested in participating in a spring sport please have students contact the varsity coach directly via email for additional questions. Spring sports occur outside so make sure your student is dressed for the Kansas weather. Practices begin on Monday, March 2nd and typically range from 3:00-5:30 pm.
High School Forms: Links
2025-2026 Field Trip Application and Permission Form
2025-2026 Field Trip Application and Permission Form
2025-2026 Beyond the Regular School Day (Appendix C)
2025-2026 High School Transportation Release Form
2025-2026 High School Transportation Release Form (Spanish)
Spring Coaching Staff
Varsity Baseball Coach
Kemondre Taylor
Twitter:
Instagram:
Varsity Girls Softball Coach
Amy Vonfeldt
Twitter: @SMNorthSoftball
Instagram: smn_bison_softball
Varsity Tennis Coach
Scott Mcdonald
Twitter:
Instagram:
Varsity Golf Coach
Walter Mansfield
Twitter:
Instagram:
Varsity Track and Field Coach
Julian Parks
Twitter: @SMNTrack
Instagram: @smn.trackfield
Varsity Girls Swim and Dive Coach
Cody Fothergill
Twitter: @SMNGirlsSwim
Instagram:
Varsity Girls Soccer Coach
Melanie Runion
Twitter: @smngirlssoccer
Instagram: @smn.girlssoccer
Girls Soccer Try-outs
Dates: March 2
Place: SMSD - North (Stadium FB/Soccer field)
Time: 3:00-5:00 pm
Baseball Try-outs
Start Date: March 2
Time: 3 pm - 5:15 pm
Location: On Campus Field (West Side of the School)
What to bring:
-Baseball Hat
-Pants with a belt
-Socks
-Turfs and Cleats
-All other equipment for the positions you play
Softball Try-outs
3:00-5:45pm on the field weather permitting.
Facilities: SMN Turf SB field; practice fields
If inside:
-Even dates: March 2nd, March 4th, March 6th 5-7:30 little gym/aux gym
-Odd dates: March 3rd, March 5th 3-5pm Little gym/aux gym
Saturday, March 7th will scrimmage 9-11 on the field with a parent meeting following.
Track & Field
Practice time 2:50- 5:15 Monday through Friday
Location SMSD - North Track (depending on weather)
Boys Tennis
Practice time 3:00 - 5:15 Monday through Friday
Location Tennis courts (depending on weather); around construction
Wear court shoes and bring racket and water bottle
Girls Swim & Dive
Practice time 3:05 - 5:15 Monday through Thursday; FRIDAY early am
Location SMN - swimming pool; specific dates @ SMSDAC
Boys Golf
Monday, March 2
Golfers to meet at the Fieldhouse stage. For initial meetings and club fitting. Golfers with their own equipment can leave after the meeting, rest will stay for club fitting/club check out.
Tuesday March 3
Practice 3:30 - 5:00 - (tbd) Either Tomahawk Hills or Top Golf
Wednesday March 4
Practice 3:30 - 5:00 for golfers not golfing 9 holes. Varsity golfers will golf at St Andrews JV will meet at Tomahawk 4 golfers will be on the course (9 holes) rest on the practice area. Those scheduled on course expect to be at the course till 6:00 - 6;30
Thursday March 5,
Practice 3:30 - 5:00 (tbd) Tomahawk Hills or Top Golf.
SMN Booster Club
For SMN Booster Club news & updates find us on...
Facebook https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=403968853023402
See @smnorthboosterclub's profile on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smnorthboosterclub?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=M2M0Y2JmOTAyOA==
PTSA
A HUGE thank you to everyone who donated food, money, and their time to help take care of our incredible staff at SMN! Your generosity truly means the world. ♥️
We believe in supporting the people who pour so much into our kids every single day and when our North community shows up, we SHOW UP BIG! 🙌
This is what community looks like. This is what caring looks like. And we are SO grateful.
THANK YOU, North community!! You’re simply the best!! 💫
We’re trying something new this year, and we’d love your help to make it a success! The PTSA is hosting an After Prom event to give our kids a safe place to celebrate, have fun, and earn raffle prizes throughout the night.
We’ve created a SignUpGenius with all the activities and ideas we’re planning. As long as we have enough volunteers to help run each area, we’re ready to make it happen!
There are so many ways you can make a difference:
👉Donate items or funds
👉Help secure sponsorships
👉Volunteer to run an activity
👉Assist with setup or cleanup
If you’re able to help in any way, please check out the link below to see where you can jump in. Once you sign up, someone will reach out with more details.
Thank you for helping us create a fun, safe, and memorable night for our students! 🎉
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0A4BAAA62EA0F49-62374854-2026#/
Hey Bison students, teachers, and families!
We’re on the lookout for those BROC forms that are due on the last day of February each year, the ones that list your volunteer hours supporting our community.
In April, the PTSA, with Jill Molina leading the way, will host a special ceremony to celebrate YOU and all the amazing work you’ve done to help our community!
If you have questions or need help, please let us know, we’re happy to help!
To Join PTSA: https://smnorthptsa.givebacks.com/shop
To learn more: https://smnorth.smsd.org/families/pta