Mark Your Calendars!

Open House for Freshman & New Students

Freshman and new students have the opportunity to visit the high school on Wednesday, Aug. 12th, at 5:30 p.m. This Open House gives students a chance to tour the high school, find their lockers and meet teachers.

First Day of School

August 17th  -- Freshman Only

August 18th -- All Students

All freshman students will begin school on Monday, Aug. 17th, in order to attend orientation activities, find your locker and classrooms, meet teachers and more. All other students will begin classes on Tuesday, Aug. 18th.

"Survivor: High School" Night for Parents

Parents of all incoming freshman and other new students should plan to attend the parents-only orientation on Monday, August 31st at 6:30 p.m. This is a great chance to find out more about your student's high school experience, learn who to contact for information and also ask questions in an open forum.

Enrollment Information

School supply list

Summer Camps & Schedules

jJune 16 - July 9 -- Bronco Speed & Agility Camp (6-8th grades)

July 6-9 -- Broncos Wrestling Camp (grades 7-12), Flier*

July 13-16 -- Lady Broncos' Volleyball Camp, Flier*

July 13-18 -- Broncos Soccer Camp (HS girls & boys), Flier*

July 13-17 -- SH Broncos Football Team Camp

July 20-23 -- Football Camp (3-5th grades), Flier*

July 27-30 -- Football Camp (6-8th grades), Flier*

July 29-31 -- Band Drumline Camp, 9 to 12 p.m.

Aug. 3-7 -- Marching Band Camp, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Summer Weightlifting & Conditioning

Begins June 15th and will be held Monday-Thursday. The weight room will be closed on Fridays.  The schedule is as follows:
7 - 9 a.m. --  10-12th Grade Boys
10 - 11:30 -- 7-9th Grade Boys & HS Girls Weights
 

New Physical Form & Immunizations Required

Beginning with the 09-10 school year, KSHSAA is requiring a new physical form be used. This year's form will no longer be valid. Download the new form for your use. This form is similar to the previous version but now requires more immunizations in congruence with the new statutes regarding immunizations for students. For more information about these requirements, please visit our immunizations resource page.

Free & Reduced Lunch Information

The district offers a Child Nutrition Benefit Program and encourages families to apply for its free or reduced breakfast and lunch program. Families meeting certain income standards set by the federal government are eligible. Please note, application forms will not be available until July 17th.  For more information about the program and form availability, read the Child Nutrition Flier*.

Help Support Bronco Pride!

Spring Hill High School's Student Council is looking for sponsors for next year's Bronco Pride t-shirts, which are distributed to each student at the beginning of the year. To learn how you can help, read the StuCo donation letter.

Bronco Newsletter

Do you want to know more? Read our current newsletter.

Hours

School Hours: 8 a.m. - 3:05 p.m.

Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

About Our School

Spring Hill High School (SHHS) is a four-year comprehensive high school with approximately 600 students in grades 9 through 12, and it is fully accredited by the Kansas State Department of Education. The high school is part of the Spring Hill School District, which serves the city of Spring Hill and areas in Johnson and Miami Counties. Here's more about our school:

• SHHS Broncos have a graduation rate of 98 percent and more than 85 percent of the students continue their education after high school.
• In 2009, SHHS was recognized as one of two Kansas Service Learning Leader Schools for integrating curriculum with community service. Our Volunteer Club will now serve as a model for other schools.
• Each year our high school has been given a citation for Standard of Excellence in at least one curricular area.
• Spring Hill High School participates in the highly competitive Frontier League in a variety of sports: football, cross country, golf, volleyball, tennis, basketball, wrestling, cheerleading, softball, baseball, soccer, and track.
• We are very proud of our many arts activities: band, jazz band, choir, orchestra, dance, drama, forensics and debate.
• The FFA program has been recognized at the state level and nationally.
• Building Report Card
• District Facts

At SHHS, students are encouraged to excel in their studies, keep school a focal point, be involved, be good citizens and have fun. We feel strongly that our positive school climate makes for a successful and rewarding learning experience.

It's Great to be a Bronco!