North Salem High School has a new College and Career Specialist this year, Linda Hernandez-Munguia. Her home base is our College and Career room 110, but you can also find her at our once a month Family Viking Nights. Stop by Room 110 and say hello. Select the flyer image to view the details.
With construction in full swing here at North Salem, the work is causing some shifts to the way we will be hosting our varsity football games. We will be using the football stadium as usual, but there will be some changes.
First, there will be no way to get from the “D” St parking lot to the field, without walking around the outside of the school. The lot will be open, but know there will be a sizable walk. We have reserved parking across from Mill Creek at the ODOT building, and at the state “Red” lot, both starting after 5pm on game day. We will have JROTC helping with parking. Please look for them in their florescent colored vests.
The 14th st parking lot, as well as the Olinger parking lot off of “A” St. will be reserved parking only. We will have some limited handicap parking available. JROTC will be securing both of these lots.
Please do not leave valuables in your vehicles, as the school cannot be responsible for those items. Lastly, because of construction, we will only have portable bathrooms on site. We will have some food options available as our concession stand has not yet been rebuilt.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there to support our Viking players, cheerleaders, and band members.
Go Vikings!!
Dear Families,
Salem-Keizer School district is committed to making every effort to provide qualifying students access to athletic and testing opportunities. The district is offering discounts for these opportunities to families that qualify as low income. If you would like to see if your family qualifies select the link below and review the household size and income charts. Once you have determined if you qualify for free or reduced lunch benefits, submit your information along with your students’ ID number. The process is quick and simple.
SALEM, Ore. – Last June, five Salem-Keizer Public Schools (SKPS) students provided public comments before the Board of Directors regarding the district’s dress code and requesting updates. Unbeknownst to them, district officials had already begun looking at the dress code and discussing updates with representatives from the student equity committee. With feedback from building administrators, SKPS has updated its dress code. To view the current dress code select the link below.
On Monday, July 22, the Community Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) met with the district’s construction management team to take a site tour of construction at North Salem High School. Chief Operations Officer Mike Wolfe, Director of Maintenance & Construction Services Joel Smallwood and Director of Custodial & Property Services David Hughes answered questions about the 2018 bond program, and North’s construction project management team helped explain and answer questions about the construction projects happening in each area of the school.
The tour was intended to inform CBOC of the progress of the bond program and assist in their regular report to the school board.
For more information on the 2018 bond program, visit the bond projects page on the district website. For more information on CBOC, visit the district website.
Members of the Community Bond Oversight Committee took a tour of North Salem High School to check out the progress of bond-funded construction.
Members of the Community Bond Oversight Committee took a tour of North Salem High School to check out the progress of bond-funded construction.
Synergy ParentVUE/StudentVUE (Grades and Attendance)
School Meals (Student Meal Cards)
Does your student’s teacher or school currently use the Remind App to communicate about upcoming events, assignments and more? Through a recent partnership with the Oregon Department of Education, all Salem-Keizer Public Schools will now have access to the Remind App to help improve and streamline communication with our students and families.
The Remind App offers educators, students, parents and guardians a safe and effective way to communicate about school assignments and grades, ask questions, collaborate and more. Be sure to download the Remind app today and contact your school to learn more about specific tools being utilized in your student classrooms.
For more information about the Remind App select this link: remind.com
