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SPHS Mission Statement
The South Portland High School Community believes that all students are able to obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for post-secondary education, career, and citizenship. Toward that goal, every student will graduate as a capable learner who is able to think critically and produce quality work.

Academic Expectations
Students will demonstrate their critical thought, knowledge, and skills through:
-Writing
-Reading
-Research
-Performance or Product

Civic & Social Expectations
Members of the SPHS Community will practice:
-Appreciation of diversity in school and community
-Contributing to their community through initiative, cooperation, and leadership
-Respect for self, others, ideas, property, and the environment
-Integrity
-Perseverance

Welcome to South Portland High School Online!
Virtual High School Update

Virtual High School is once again being offered to all SPHS students.
 
What it is: Online high school courses.  VHS provides opportunities for students to learn global, 21st Century skills while locally attending high school.  VHS students have the unique opportunity to collaborate and exchange ideas across cultures and time zones.  Students can access VHS anytime and day.  VHS is available to students in thirty states in the United States and globally in thirty-nine additional countries.  There are 520 member schools participating world wide.
 
Purpose:  To augment/expand educational/learning opportunities.  It is designed to meet diverse student learning interests and needs.  To provide courses students could not otherwise take either because they are unavailable and/or they could not be scheduled.
 
Who should consider taking a Virtual High School course:  VHS offers an excellent learning opportunity for the self-motivated, self-directed, passionate learner.  The successful student is computer literate, has excellent time management skills, self discipline, effective written communications skills and commitment to learning and is willing to ask for help when needed.

Contact Guidance for more information or visit www.govhs.org

 
SPHS AP Students Excel in 2010
Congratulations to all 93 students enrolled in one or more of our 11 Advanced Placement courses and to their teachers on a banner year for success on the AP exams!

ADVANCED PLACEMENT DATA

 Year
# of students
% of students
# of Exams
Score
 %Passing Score
 2003 535%
84
2.79
58%
 200468 6%
94
2.34
34%
 2005 919%
134
2.54
49%
 2006110
11%
169
 2.89 58%
 2007 11712%
208
2.81
58%
 2008 12513%
219
2.54
44%
 2009 130 14% 219 2.56 50%
 201093
10%
161
3.22
73%

 
Congratulations Girls Softball!

Katlin Norton hit a three-run home run to lead the Red Riots to a 5-2 win over Scarborough in the Western Maine Class A Softball Championship Game on Tuesday.

 

 

 
School Completion Program PDF Print E-mail
Attention business owners, religious leaders, local politicians.......please come to South Portland High School's Gymnasium on Monday, Aug. 30th, from 6:45-7:30 p.m. to help us roll out "Yes It's Cool to Complete High School" campaign. South Portland schools take school completion seriously, and when our Class of 2014 students assemble in the gym that evening, we want to show community support for the School Completion initiative.

For more information, contact David Brenner at 767-3266 ext. 242.
 
SOUTH PORTLAND SENIORS AWARDED COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

On Friday evening, June 4, 196 SPHS seniors gathered to celebrate their Senior Final Assembly, the traditional program of scholarships and highest honors.  Local organizations and businesses and the school donated $198,323 in scholarship monies that were awarded to 131 students.  Hundreds of friends and family members filled the SP Auditorium to celebrate the achievements and post-secondary plans of the graduates.

The South Portland Music Boosters distributed $15,000 in scholarships to seniors in the high school music program.  SPHS Dollars for Scholars filled all gaps between scholarships applications and awards by providing 22 scholarships to insure that every student who applied received a scholarship.  G. Walter Johnson Scholarships in the amount of $8,000 were presented to Matthew Brannen and Kim Lim.  Derek Bergner, Michael Foley, and Elizabeth Yattaw were awarded $16,000 Stella B. Lewis Scholarships.

In addition to scholarships, many seniors were recognized for significant achievements.  Evan Beck, Eric Mills, Lillian Pearlman, and Olivia Treadwell received Soychak Leadership Awards.  Hemond Medals honoring graduates who had overcome significant obstacles during their high school years were presented to Melissa Burnham, Christopher DiPretoro, Jennie Farrell, Bobielynn Fisher, Michael Foley, Bethany Harmon, Brian Hyson, John Johnston, Krystal Lake, Matthew Lee, Carl Martin, Hannah Noll, Kevin O’Connor, Davianne Redwood, Stephen Thurston, and Seth Woodman.

Three seniors entering the Armed Services were presented flag lapel pins by SPHS graduate and veteran Pat Dugas. 

The Top Scholars of the Class of 2010, Christina Fields, Evan Beck, Elizabeth Hardy, Samuel Ouellette, Chelsea Bartlett, Chad MacLeod, Savannah King, Kaiya Hansen, Salutatorian Maxwell Berube, and Valedictorian Greg Reinhold received their medals and a prolonged standing ovation by the appreciative audience.

 
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Address: 637 Highland Avenue
South Portland, ME 04106
Phone: 207-767-3266
Fax: 207-767-7713
AP Office: 767-7703
Attendance: 767-7704
Principal:
Jeanne Crocker

Assistant Principals:
Laurie Wood
& Joe Moore
Secretaries:
Renee Helmke, Sheryl Kieran, and Carol Brown
High School WebMaster:
Julie York

Channel 3 Operation:
Julie York

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