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SHHS Forestry Club 2nd in logging competition
The Sweet Home High School Forestry Club placed second with multiple competitors placing in many events at the Oregon Logging Conference competition on Saturday, Feb. 27.
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Foster students fix up their own forest
Students at Foster School are working to restore their own little forest through a partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
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Program offers homework help to students in need
It’s 3 p.m. at Sweet Home Junior High and the students are long gone – most of them, that is.
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SHHS coach Rob Younger stepping down
When Rob Younger came to Sweet Home, he only planned to spend a couple of years here before moving on to a bigger school.
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school board approves article for next year
The District 55 School Board approved the 2010-11 school calendar Monday night during its regular meeting.
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Students probe all manner of mysteries in Science Fair
David Johnson wanted to know how much bacteria could be found inside the mouths of cats and whether older or younger felines would have more.
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Longtime principal, schools employee calling it quits
After more than 21 years working for School District 55, Curriculum Director Jan Sharp retred effective Jan. 31.
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National Honors Society pledge
Alisha Huschka, leads new inductees into the National Honor Society in the recitation of the NHS pledge during a ceremony held Monday in the Sweet Home High School Library.
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Charter School Art Night
Julie Wolfsong, owner of Gypsy Circle dance studio, leads young dancers in a belly dance routine during Art Night at the Sweet Home Charter School.
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School Board OKs funding for Boosters’ concessions
The District 55 School Board approved spending $2,185 to help cover the last of the costs of a new concessions stand built by the Sweet Home High School Booster Club at Husky Field.
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