It's the time of year when we usually do our Scholastic Book Fair -- but we aren't holding one anymore. Don't worry, we still have a way for you to get new books for all the people in your life and…
"Don't be impatient when it comes to quality connection," Brooke Romney says in her book "52 Modern Manners for Today's Teens". "If you want to build strong bonds, you have to put in the time." She cites…
This week we're focusing on making others feel included. Focusing on one or two people in a group makes others feel unwelcome. You can introduce yourself to the whole group, or if you need to talk to…
Know Yourself! If someone asks you what is new, or what you like to do for fun, have an answer. There's no "right" answer, but come up with something better than "I don't know"! From Brooke Romney's…
As a perfect followup to last week's manner of taking responsibility for our mistakes, this week's manner is "apologize right" -- be sincere, take ownership for problems, and try to make amends. If you're…
This week's manner is one all ages can work on: "Take ownership of your mistakes. In a situation that hasn't gone well, take responsibility for your part. Don't give excuses. Don't blame the referee or…
We will be starting with our photographer by 9 am!
We are gearing up for basketball season! Practices will begin in early November. A schedule will be posted as soon as it is created. Please be sure to get permission forms in early -- students without…
This week's manner is "Acknowledge Adults." It might seem easier to avoid your friend's parents, or let mom do the talking in social situations with adults. But you show kindness and maturity when you…
This week's manner is about watching out for each other. When we're little, we tend to tell adults everything. As we become teenagers, we often say less to adults about what's going on. That's okay, but…
Wear a wig, break out your best bedhead, or use up the hairspray! Everyone will be sporting fun hairdos Thursday, October 6.
Being on time shows good time management, responsibility, and consideration for others. Plan ahead. Set reminders. Let people know if you’re behind. Everyone’s time is valuable. *From Brooke…
Being responsible for your own hair, doctor, or dentist appointments is a skill worth learning. Being on time, expressing your requests and concerns clearly, and giving the person helping you your attention…
We are returning to our weekly focus on manners! This week, it's a great reminder for back to school. With new people coming and others going, friendships shift. That's normal, but we can watch out…
September 2, 2022 Dear Spring Glen Junior High families, Our year is off to a great start! Welcome to all of our new and returning students. I really appreciate seeing all of you so excited to be…
Welcome back to school! If you need the school supply list or have questions about fees, click here: School supplies and fees If you still need to update your registration, click here: Returning…
We would love to hear from students about their favorite hot lunch items! This survey should only take you a couple of minutes, and will help us make better plans for next year's menus. Please click here…
Spring Glen Junior High will be the site for a basketball camp and a volleyball camp this July. Basketball, run by Maddie and Taylor Barfuss, will be July 18-20. It is for grades 4-9. Volleyball,…
What a full day we had yesterday -- mini Powwow, traditional activities, awards ceremony, and Grade 9 Grad. I know I slept well last night, with a belly full of fry bread! Big thanks to the Hope Squad…
Click to read a Year-End Letter from Mr. Barfuss, including details of activities for the last week of school.