Springville High

Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-Up

High School students: The biggest event of the year will be taking place next Saturday evening, September 13th, from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. in front of the concession stand at Pop Warner Field. Come kick off the year at our Homecoming dance with friends and classmates. Tickets are being sold in all lunches for $8.00 or on the night of the event for $10.00. Any questions, feel free to see Mrs. Smith in the technology office or Mr. Vogel in room 307.

It's #ThowbackThursday and we are taking it back just a couple of weeks to Freshmen Orientation! We welcomed incoming 9th graders for a taste of the high school before they officially started the school year!
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Don't forget: Today and tomorrow are picture days at Springville High School!
Tips: Don't wear green (so you don't blend in with the backdrop) and order your prints online at shop.jostenpix.com using code FE89025!

Football season is underway! These boys have been working hard, and now is a great time to join your neighbors in eating nachos and pizza, cozied under blankets, while we watch them do what they love under those Friday night lights! #GoGrriffins

The varsity girls tennis team opened their season yesterday afternoon against perennial league power East Aurora. The girls gave a valiant effort but eventually lost 3-2. In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry won 6-3, 6-1. Evelyn battled back from a 2-3 first-set deficit to take the win. Berry, only a freshman, showed off some incredible baseline skills.

In second singles action, Natalie Rumfola won 6-3, 6-1. Natalie played a strong match overall and put her opponent in tough spots throughout the contest.

In first doubles action, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells lost 2-6, 1-6. The sisters had some moments of solid play but couldn’t quite overcome EA’s consistency from the baseline.

In second doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson lost 1-6, 2-6. The girls had some quality shots during the match and will look to bounce back in their next contest.

In third doubles play, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Alexis Beckwith lost 1-6, 2-6. There were some highlights throughout the match and quality play.

In doubles exhibition pla,y Kailyn Sprague and Gianna Nevins lost 2-8. Abby Adkinson and Amileah Muhisin lost 2-8. Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk lost 1-8. Rory Sarver lost in singles action 1-8.

The girls will look to bounce back on Friday when they play host to JFK at 4:30 pm.

We are proud to share that our Springville FFA members had an outstanding showing at the State Fair FFA contests!
Agronomy Contest – Springville FFA placed 1st overall!
Poultry Contest – Springville FFA earned an impressive 2nd place!
These students put in countless hours of preparation and demonstrated their knowledge, skills, and dedication to agriculture. Their hard work truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of their accomplishments.
Congratulations to all of our members who competed and represented Springville FFA so well!
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Please join us in welcoming our new faculty and staff members to SGI for the new school year! All of us, both new and returning to the district, are excited to welcome students back on September 2!
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"Brass House" Sensation Too Many Zooz in Concert April 5th at 7pm. Tickets available at https://springvillearts.org

Springville Pageant of Bands is right around the corner. Learn more at https://sites.google.com/springvillecsd.org/pageantofbands/home

Register Now for Winter 2025 Community Education Classes

Space is Limited! Register for UPK by February 14!

Have a safe and fun Winter Break! We look forward to welcoming students back on January 6, 2025!

Join us for the High School Winter Concert - December 18 @ 7pm

Join us for the Candy Cane Carnival will take place on December 16th at Springville High School from 5pm to 8pm. Join us for hot chocolate, crafts, a holiday movie, pictures with Santa, a sleigh ride, and more.

Welcome back, Griffins! Today is the first day of a great school year at SGI!

Happy Labor Day from all of us at SGI! We can't wait for the start of school tomorrow, September 3!

Happy Independence Day from all of us at SGI!

All students currently in grades 6-7 and 9-11 will keep their Chromebooks and power adapters (chargers) over the summer. Students currently in grade 8 will turn in their Chromebooks and be issued new devices in September. Students will be expected to bring their Chromebooks during the opening days of school in September. The Technology Department will disable devices on the last day of school and will be reactivating them in the last week in August. Students assigned summer work, such as AP coursework, will be activated individually. Students attending summer school, or summer skills camp will have devices provided on-site. If you have a student who will not be attending Springville-Griffith schools next year, please return the assigned Chromebook to your main office. This is ONLY if your student(s) will not be attending Springville-Griffith next year. Please: Keep the device in a cool and dry location. Do not leave device unattended. Store power adapter (charger) with the Chromebook.