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The School District of Solon Springs has implemented the following procedure for attendance at all district athletic events during the fall sports season:

  • Each Solon Springs athlete will receive 4 passes for their family. 
  • Each visiting athlete will receive 2 passes for their family.
  • Fans must be on the pass list and undergo COVID screening upon entry in order to gain admittance.
  • Fans will be expected to maintain 6 feet of social distancing, unless within their own family group
  • Masks and/or facial coverings must be properly worn, per District policy.
  • No admission fee will be collected.
  • Fans not on the pass list may gain admittance if there is enough available space in the gymnasium.  This will be done on a first-come, first-serve basis.  

This procedure aims to provide for the safety of our athletes and fans during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Similar procedures are in place across the Indianhead Conference.

All district events will be streamed on the NFHS Network website: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/ search “Solon Springs High School.”  A subscription to the NFHS Network allows fans to live-stream all games on their network and even watch replays or highlights from completed games.

Any questions regarding these procedures should be directed to Athletic Director Nathan Ahlberg at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 715-378-2263 x 230.

 

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The After School Program is starting again!

The School District of Solon Springs will be offering its after-school program for students in grades 4K-12 during the 2020-21 school year. The program runs Monday-Thursday 3:30-5:00. Transportation home is provided for all.

The popular play-based after-school care option is open for 4K, Kindergarten, and Children’s House students. 

Elementary age students are given the time to complete homework AND participate in enrichment opportunities. Each evening has a different theme:

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Guided Computer Time

Game Night

Outdoors

Cooking


Middle/High school students have tutoring available Tuesday - Thursday from 3:30-5:00.

Many times students receive failing grades because of missing assignments or because they could have used a little extra help in completing an assignment. If test grades are low, some extra help in studying for the test could have made all the difference. Often, time spent on basic skills will make all the difference in a child’s education throughout their school career. Strongly consider signing your student up for the after school sessions. Sign ups can be for either one night or all nights available.

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM OPERATION FOR THIS YEAR

*Students staying for the after school program must have a signed registration form returned to the school office. This includes students in grades 6-12. (We have had a few students who told their parents they were staying after school when they were not.)

Registration  forms are available in the school office or here.

*Masks must still be worn in the building or outside if not 6 feet apart.

*The staff will be leaving at 5:00. There will be no one to supervise your child after 5:00. It is important for us to know if your child will ride the bus home or you will be giving your child a ride home. Plans other than what is indicated on the registration form must be arranged in writing. The person supervising after school will not be the person who might take a phone message earlier in the day.

*Students who have behavior problems twice for any session may lose the opportunity to attend. 

If you have any questions or would like to register your student, please feel free to call 378-2263. We look forward to a positive educational partnership with you and your child(ren).

Thank you,

Julie Fromm

After School Program Coordinator

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218-343-9206 (cell, call or text)

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December 3, 2013

Dear Parent/Guardian

To better communicate with parents the School District of Solon Springs has an addition to Family Access called Skylert. Skylert is a message system that will give parents important school information by phone, email or SMS texting.

 

Skylert allows parents to enter phone numbers, e-mail and SMS texting information into Family Access. If there is a mass phone notification, the new phone numbers entered by the parent/guardian will be notified in addition to the phone numbers that have already been provided to the schools. For example, parents can enter the phone number of their day care provider or an emergency contact, such as grandparents, to also receive messages from the School District of Solon Springs.

 

You may access Skylert by the following:

1. Log into Family Access. You will find the Skylert link is in the same area as the Grade book, Attendance, and Schedule links.

2. Click on the Skylert link and a page will display all phone numbers and in what situation those phone numbers will be called. As always, should you need to make a phone number change for your child(ren), please contact the individual school where your child(ren) attend.

We trust that you will find Skylert helpful in keeping important people in your child’s life informed of important information.

Skylert – School District of Solon Springs Family Contact Service via Telephone and E-Mail

IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Families can determine which phone numbers and which e-mail accounts receive certain types of communications.  

 

Editing Skylert Settings

Log into Skyward Family Access through www.solonk12.net go to Parents/Students and then Skyward Family Access. Once logged in, click on Skylert on the General Information menu on the left navigation bar. Your Skylert settings will display. If you desire to make changes, click on Save on the right of screen after you have finished making changes.

 

Please note that the Primary Phone, Work, Cellular, and home E-mail shown under the Notifications for Primary Guardian are the same pieces of information recorded in our Skyward Student database. Changes that you would like to make to these numbers and e-mail can only be made through the school’s main office.

 

Save – if you make changes, be sure to click Save before exiting this screen. S

 

Emergency notifications will reference events such as safety related incidents and other emergency notifications determined by district administrators. Emergency notifications will be sent only as needed.

 

 

General notifications are for informational purposes only and will reference various district and campus events and information. In addition, General notifications will be utilized to alert parents of school delay and/or closure due to inclement weather.

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