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Congratulations to our 2026–2027 SHS cheerleaders!! 📣 🐾💜

On Tuesday, the 6th grade class had a special visit from Daniel Vareed, the Deputy District Director at the Amarillo Office. The students had the opportunity to ask questions, and they came up with some amazing ones! Their topics ranged from the conflict in Iran to stopping the production of the penny.

We would like to congratulate the following students for being selected as the Spearman Junior High March Students of the Month:
6th grade: Emma D’Zamko & Isaac Raya
7th grade: Logan Anderson & Christian Flores
8th grade: Brooklyn Swanson & Omar Robles
These students have exemplified the qualities we strive for at Spearman Junior High. Each month, teachers will choose one male and one female student from each grade to represent SJH. 216 Main will be providing each student with a cookie and a drink.

Track meet TODAY, March 19th at Stinnett!
Good luck, Lynx and Lynxettes! 🟣🐾⚪️

📚The 2025–2026 Yearbooks Are Here! 📚 Don’t miss your chance to capture this year’s memories! Reserve your copy today! 💲 Price: $60 per yearbook 🆕 New ordering process this year! Yearbooks will NOT be ordered through Jostens. We are now using Walsworth Yearbooks. 🔗 Click here to order: https://bit.ly/4uUN6WX Grab yours before they’re gone! 🎉

Congratulations to Brookelyn Herndon on her acceptance to Midwestern State University. She plans to study Radiology to become an Ultrasound Technician.

Congratulations to Cloey Rex, Novali Regalado, Kaylynn Enriquez, and Allison Martinez for their acceptance to West Texas A&M University! Cloey plans to study nursing to become a Midwife. Novali will be majoring Agricultural Media & Communications. Kaylynn will be pursuing nursing with the intent of becoming a Pediatric Nurse. Allison will also be studying nursing to become a NICU Nurse.

Congratulations to Izzy Slover!! Izzy finished 2nd place as an individual at the Jim Ned Invitational.  

Good Luck to our Lynxette golf team!! The girls are competing in the Jim Ned Invitational at Shady Oaks Country Club in Baird, Texas!!!  ⛳️ 💜

Final Call for Nominations for the Lynx Legacy Distinguished Alumni!

Do you know someone who has gone above and beyond? Whether they’ve excelled in their career, served their community, or made a lasting impact, we want to hear about them.

Deadline: End of this week!

Where to nominate: Head over to www.spearmanisd.net to share their story. Photo: Elizabeth Pipkin; 2024 recipient.

Help us honor our own. We are looking for nominations for the Spearman Distinguished Alumni list. If someone comes to mind, visit www.spearmanisd.net to share their story . Photo: Dr. Glenn Blodgett, 2023 recipient.

Nominate a Distinguished Alumnus! If you know someone deserving of this honor, please submit your nomination through our website: www.spearmanisd.net- Photo: Dr. Maribel Martinez-Mejia recipient 2022

Congratulations to our Powerlifting Regional Qualifiers! Our team placed 5th overall at Regionals, and several of our athletes brought home medals and top finishes! 🥇 Maddie – 1st Place and State Qualifier 🥉 Vailynne – 3rd Place 🏅 Andrea – 4th Place 🏅 Karen – 5th Place * Jayden – 7th Place * Sara – 7th Place * Kaylei – 8th Place Great job, ladies and coaches! An incredible accomplishment for our first year program.

The Spearman FFA Dairy Cattle Team had a great start to the judging season placing 3rd out of 31 teams at the Jack Co Invitational. We also want to congratulate Gage Myers, Mallary Allen and Zachary Sasser on being within the top 10 scoring individuals. Way to go Spearman FFA and wish them luck as they continue to compete!

Congratulations to Acey Womble on her enlistment to The United States Navy. Acey plans to be an Aviation Electronics Technician. 🇺🇸

Spearman High School English I students in Mr. Filiberto Avila’s class recently traveled to West Texas A&M University for a unique academic experience connected directly to their classroom learning. In class, students read “The Tragic Corrido of Romeo and Lupe,” a bilingual adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” written by playwright Seres Jaime Magaña. The visit allowed students to see how literature moves from the page to the stage. Students began the afternoon with a campus tour of West Texas A&M University, where they were welcomed by Dr. Rick Haasl, Vice Provost for Enrollment Management. The group then received a private tour of the Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities, hosted by Dr. Emily Kinsky, Interim Department Head of English, Philosophy, and Modern Languages and Professor of Communication. During the visit, students learned about the many programs offered within the college. As part of the experience organized by Dr. Matthew Harrison, Associate Professor of Shakespeare, students participated in a hands-on demonstration with an original printing press led by Dr. Sarah Sprouse, Assistant Professor of English. Students were able to experiment with the press and print their own corrido inspired by the play they studied in class. One of the highlights of the visit was the opportunity to meet the playwright, Seres Jaime Magaña, ask questions about his work, and have their printed corridos signed by him. This moment was especially meaningful for Mr. Avila, who translated Magaña’s play during his time at West Texas A&M University—a translation that continues to be taught in courses at WT. To conclude the evening, students attended a staged reading of The Tragic Corrido of Romeo and Lupe performed by students in the WT Theatre Program and were invited to meet the cast following the performance as special guests of the university. Spearman High School also extends a special thank you to Mrs. Stephania Hernandez-Martinez for helping chaperone and support students throughout the trip. Experiences like these help connect classroom learning with the arts, higher education, and real-world scholarship. 🎭📚”

2A State Team Tennis in Abilene! Let’s go!🎾 Round 1 vs Utopia!

The GT students visited the High School Art Department, where they enjoyed an informative discussion on watercolor techniques. Following the presentation, the students created their own watercolor butterfly paintings. A special thank you to Maddy Blan for the excellent presentation!

Congratulation to our FFA Land Judging teams! Team A placed second overall and team B placed 7th out of 18 teams. Individually Cash Mackie placed second and Chris Garcia  placed 3rd out of 71 individuals.

Wishing our Track & Field teams the best of luck today at the Dalhart Track Meet! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Go Lynx & Lynxettes! 🟣⚪️