Good luck to our One Act Play members at today's competition!
More Than Just Food by Jocelyn Hernandez
The Results Driven Accountability Team met to develop a Strategic Support Plan. Teamwork creates success!
Congratulations to our Spearman Lynx HS Band!
Straight 1's in concert band and 2’s sight-reading!
Congratulations to our amazing Lynx basketball players for their well-deserved All-District honors!
It's a great day to be a LYNX!
Good Luck to our Lynx Golf Team. The boys will be competing in the West Texas Invitational at Phillips Golf Course in Borger, Texas.
Wishing our Mighty Lynx Band the best of luck at the band contest today!
Tomorrow is Future Awareness Day. Wear your college, military, or business logo shirt and celebrate the many opportunities students have in their future.
Soup by Lily Loomis
The Lynxette golf team placed 1st place in the West Texas Invitational at Phillips golf course in Borger, Texas. Tessa Holton placed 1st as an individual and Alayna Schneider placed 3rd as an individual!! Congratulations to the Lynxettes!!
The SJH GT students recently had the opportunity to watch a 3 D Printer in operation. GT student Braeden Maestas brought his machine to school to share with the class and allow the students to create some pretty cool objects. Earlier in the year the students created their own Newton's Cradle which represents the third law of motion. The students have also been involved in studying optical illusions, and physical change. This is a great bunch of students that are always wanting to explore new ideas.
Good Luck to our
Lynxette golf team!! Today they are playing in the West Texas Invitational at Phillips golf course in Borger, Texas.
Nominations are still being accepted for the Lynx Legacy Distinguished Alumni award. Who will join Maribel Martinez Mejia as a recipient of this award?
Five Stages of Grief by Bella Guana
Gus Birdwell Elementary will be hosting Pre-K roundup on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26th and 27th from 8:00am-3:30pm.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the front office at 806-659-2565. We look forward to seeing you all then!
La primaria Gus Birdwell tendra las inscripciones de pre-kínder el martes y miércoles 26 y 27 de marzo de 8:00 a. m. a 3:30 p. m.
Si tiene alguna pregunta, no dude en llamar a la oficina principal al 806-659-2565. ¡Esperamos verlos a todos!
2024 Golf Shirt orders can be turned in at any campus office by noon this Wednesday, March 6th!
Spearman HS loved having the 8th graders visit our campus today for the annual Career and Technology Tour. Students received information about Agriculture, Business, Consumer Science, Floral Design, and Health Science. Looking forward to having the Class of 2028 at SHS!
March is Youth Art Month. We have many talented artist at Spearman High School. We will be celebrating their art work throughout this month. This piece has been created by Jesus Almanza and Adrian Ortiz.
Wishing the SHS Boys Golf team the best of luck as they compete in today's golf tournament at Borger Country Club. ⛳️
National Athletic Training Month is celebrated in March. This celebration is a time to recognize the expertise of athletic trainers. Athletic trainers are instrumental in the health care of the athletes. Michael Lozano has been an athletic trainer for fourteen years.
Lozano is a Spearman High School graduate and has worked for SISD for eleven years as an athletic trainer and teacher. He teaches Sports Medicine to students interested in athletic training or any health care profession. “The class allows students to learn from the staff athletic trainer and provide care for their peers. They provide hydration, taping, wrapping, and immediate care to the athletes. The student athletic program helps students learn valuable skills, responsibility for their self and others, communication between students and coaches, “replied Lozano.
Lozano’s responsibilities include: providing immediate acute care, evaluate, treat, refer, rehab, and recondition all athletic injuries within the school district as well as injury prevention and health promotion, maintain medical documentation of student athletes, provide medical coverage for all home athletic events and travel with varsity sports, strength and conditioning coordinator for all girl’s athletic and boys and girls 6th grade pre-athletics, organizes student physicals each year, and completes a minimum of fifty hours of continuing education every two years to maintain his certification.
Athletic trainers have many proud moments. “I'm mostly proud of helping students get through that feeling of fear and dread when a severe injury hits. For many student-athletes, they feel that sports are their whole life and when they sustain a season-ending injury they feel lost, isolated, and like their identity has been taken from them. It helps these students to have someone who can guide them in their recovery, who's seen it before, and can reassure them that they can get back to normal. Every school needs an athletic trainer,” shared Lozano.
Lozano’s students have been very successful. “Spearman ISD's student athletic trainers go on to do great things! Multiple have gone on to Division I college athletic training programs, completed internships with professional sports teams, one is currently in medical school, and one is now a Doctor of Physical Therapy. I believe athletic training teaches students important principles that will carry over throughout their life: time management, work ethic, and putting others before themself,” proudly shared Lozano.
Congratulations on making a tremendous difference in the lives of students and for the amazing work you do at SISD.
