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Springboro Junior High School: Empowering Students for Success

Welcome to Springboro Junior High School! Our dedicated administrators and guidance staff are here to support you in your academic journey. Engage in a variety of extracurricular activities such as Student Council, Newspaper, and Show Choir. Embrace our core values of positivity, respect, and preparedness. Explore educational opportunities like Foreign Language Courses and Music classes. Join us for fun events, including dances, games, and the Washington DC trip. Experience a supportive team environment and personalized educational experience. Have questions? Reach out!

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Springboro Junior High School: Empowering Students for Success

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  1. Springboro Junior High School Welcome

  2. Administrators and Guidance Staff • Ms. Andrea Cook, Principal • Mr. Jeff Blakley, Assistant Principal • Ms. Mary McConnell, Counselor Students last name A-K • Mrs. Tammy Zimmer, Counselor Students last name L-Z

  3. Student Council Newspaper Yearbook Winter Guard SADD Destination Imagination Show Choir (NJHS) National Junior Honor Society LIFT Extra Curricular Activities

  4. Athletics--OHSAA • Cheerleading— • Sideline • Competition • Cross Country • Volleyball • Football • Basketball • Wrestling • Track

  5. SJHS Expectations • Be positive with words and actions • RESPECT others – respect their differences, their space and their belongings • Be where you’re supposed to be at all times • Be prepared for class • Have fun!

  6. Jr. High Activities • Open House • Dances – Homecoming and Valentine’s Day • Games—football, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, cross country, track • Washington DC trip in 8th grade • Student of the month • Pride time/Breakfast of champions • Homework help (Mon-Thurs)

  7. Teams • Students are arranged in teams with a similar make-up: • Teams are randomly assigned • Each team will have enriched classes • Each team will have students on Individualized Education Plans

  8. Schedule • There are 8 instructional periods in a schedule and a lunch period • 5 core classes • 3 time slots (class or study hall) • Some courses are one semester and others are year-long

  9. Foreign Language Courses • The class is OPTIONAL • It is a high school level course • Students may study French, Spanish or German* • One semester – 7th grade • The 7th grade course will introduce students to an international language • One year – 8th grade(goes on HS transcript)

  10. Music Courses • Students are required to take at least one semester of a music class (7th or 8th grade) • Band, Strings, and Choir are year-long courses • Bells and Music in Film are semester courses

  11. Sample Schedule Sample Schedule 1 Sample Schedule 2

  12. Questions?

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