Another Haunted Trail in the books! Thank you to everyone that came by, went through either of the trails, and donated funds! We had a wonderfully spooky time!
Good morning, and happy final day of Red Ribbon Week!
This week’s theme, “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™” reminds us that heroism lives in everyday choices.
Each time you choose health and positivity, you’re choosing your future. We’re proud of you for committing to a drug-free life. Keep being strong, keep believing in yourself, and keep being the hero your future needs.
Friday's spirit day theme is Don't Hide Behind Drugs: Wear School-Appropriate Costumes.
Students are allowed to wear Halloween costumes as long as they follow the dress code. Masks and theatrical makeup are not allowed.
This week’s theme, “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™” reminds us that heroism lives in everyday choices.
Each time you choose health and positivity, you’re choosing your future. We’re proud of you for committing to a drug-free life. Keep being strong, keep believing in yourself, and keep being the hero your future needs.
Friday's spirit day theme is Don't Hide Behind Drugs: Wear School-Appropriate Costumes.
Students are allowed to wear Halloween costumes as long as they follow the dress code. Masks and theatrical makeup are not allowed.
Yesterday, two of our outstanding Teens On Prevention students, Abbi Terrill and Sylis DuBois, along with Ms. Sanders(SHS), Carlos Lopez(HDC), and Sherry Lea(HDC) represented Salem at the 2026 Missouri Substance Use Prevention Conference! 🌟
In addition to taking part in insightful breakout sessions and hearing from inspiring keynote speakers, Abbi and Sylis had the incredible honor of addressing an audience of over 400 attendees, writing and delivering speeches based on the prompt "I Wish Adults Knew"! They were two of only nine students selected statewide to speak at this event. 🎤✨
Both students did a phenomenal job sharing their insights and making Salem proud! A special thank you to Healthy Dent County Prevention Coalition and Prevention Consultants of Missouri for sponsoring our attendance and supporting youth leadership in prevention. 👏
Good morning, students!
This year’s Red Ribbon Week theme is “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
At Salem High School, we believe every one of you has the power to make a difference. By choosing to stay drug-free, you’re taking control of your story and building a strong, healthy future. Heroes show up for themselves—and today is another chance to do just that.
Thursday's spirit day theme is Red-y to Save the Day: Wear Red.
Students should wear as many red items as possible. Each item will be counted and added to the Tiger Olympics team totals.
This year’s Red Ribbon Week theme is “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
At Salem High School, we believe every one of you has the power to make a difference. By choosing to stay drug-free, you’re taking control of your story and building a strong, healthy future. Heroes show up for themselves—and today is another chance to do just that.
Thursday's spirit day theme is Red-y to Save the Day: Wear Red.
Students should wear as many red items as possible. Each item will be counted and added to the Tiger Olympics team totals.
Today, our Salem High School business students spent the day touring local businesses and organizations to learn more about the careers, services, and resources available right here in our hometown. We are so thankful to each person who took time to welcome our students, share their experiences, and help them gain a greater appreciation for our local community! Thank you Marsha Odom at the Dent County Museum, Sammi Parker and Andrew Wynn at Town & Country Bank, Liz Condray at ONCRC, Catherine Wynn at the Chamber of Commerce, Jason Green at Pioneer Forest, Steve Paine at the City of Salem, Isabel Briceno at Hey Honey Brunch, Lawrence Rictor at the Salem Police Department, Skip and Darlene Dahms at 4th Street Creamery, and our bus driver for the day, Nathan Ragsdale.
Looking for a family-friendlyHalloween activity? Or would you rather spend time with our spooky friends? Come check out the Haunted Trail, sponsored by Salem High School Rotary Interact, Student Council, and Beta Club, on October 29th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Choose between the candy trail for kids and the scary trail. The cost is $5.
Good morning!
As we continue Red Ribbon Week, remember: “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
True heroes don’t follow the crowd—they lead with confidence. You don’t need drugs to fit in or stand out. Being yourself, making healthy choices, and respecting who you are is what real courage looks like. Be proud of the hero you are becoming.
The Spirit Day theme is Don't Fall for the Lies: White Lie Day.
Students can write a saying on a sticker or a white T-shirt that says something untrue about them. These sayings must be school-appropriate. Examples might include: I've traveled the world; I love mornings; I don't like Disney movies.
As we continue Red Ribbon Week, remember: “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
True heroes don’t follow the crowd—they lead with confidence. You don’t need drugs to fit in or stand out. Being yourself, making healthy choices, and respecting who you are is what real courage looks like. Be proud of the hero you are becoming.
The Spirit Day theme is Don't Fall for the Lies: White Lie Day.
Students can write a saying on a sticker or a white T-shirt that says something untrue about them. These sayings must be school-appropriate. Examples might include: I've traveled the world; I love mornings; I don't like Disney movies.
Good morning, students, and happy Red Ribbon Week!
Remember our theme: “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
Heroes protect what matters most— their health, their goals, and their community. By staying drug-free, you’re proving that you believe in yourself and the future you’re working toward. Keep choosing the path that helps you grow stronger every day.
Tuesday's Spirit Day Theme is Drugs Don't Make Sense: Rhyme Without Reason.
Pair up or group up and dress up like people or things that rhyme but don't necessarily go together. Examples can include: Barbie and army, chef and ref, king and sting.
Remember our theme: “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
Heroes protect what matters most— their health, their goals, and their community. By staying drug-free, you’re proving that you believe in yourself and the future you’re working toward. Keep choosing the path that helps you grow stronger every day.
Tuesday's Spirit Day Theme is Drugs Don't Make Sense: Rhyme Without Reason.
Pair up or group up and dress up like people or things that rhyme but don't necessarily go together. Examples can include: Barbie and army, chef and ref, king and sting.
Seniors and families. Josten's handed out graduation packets today. If you were unable to make it to the meeting, please come pick a packet up from the Counselors' Office. Orders can be placed at Jostens.com. All cap and gown orders need to be placed by November 9th. After our school's two week window, prices may increase.
Good morning and happy Red Ribbon Week!
This year’s theme is “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
Being a hero doesn’t require superpowers—it starts with smart, healthy choices. When you choose to stay drug-free, you’re standing up for your future and showing real strength. Every hero’s journey begins with one good decision. Let today be yours.
Monday's Spirit Day Theme is - Put Drugs to Sleep: Wear Your Pajamas.
This year’s theme is “Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”
Being a hero doesn’t require superpowers—it starts with smart, healthy choices. When you choose to stay drug-free, you’re standing up for your future and showing real strength. Every hero’s journey begins with one good decision. Let today be yours.
Monday's Spirit Day Theme is - Put Drugs to Sleep: Wear Your Pajamas.
On behalf of our football team, cheer squad, cross country team, marching band, and color guard, we want to take a moment to remember those in our lives who are going through cancer, who have survived cancer, and who have been lost to cancer. We invite our Tiger Fans to wear pink on Friday, October 15th, in honor of these individuals.
Mega Test Day October 29th, 2026. Everyone has a role on Mega Test Day! Whether you're testing or in the earned reward, this day is all about helping you succeed now and in your future.. Juniors and Seniors take the ACT or Accuplacer. Sophomores take the ASVAB. Freshmen participate in test prep activities. Bonus Perk! Already hit your required score? You get to leave school and go bowling!
It's game day, Tigers. Can you dig it? Join us in recognizing our senior players between the JV and Varsity games. JV play starts at 5:00 pm.
Students, let's white out the competition. Come early to decorate your own slap bracelet with a positive message for our Lady Tigers Volleyball team.
#gobigblue
Seniors and families don't forget about next week's FAFSA Frenzy! Tuesday October 20th from 4:30 - 6:30. There will be a short presentation followed by time to ask questions and several volunteers to aid in filling out the FAFSA. All students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a prize!
We appreciate all of the businesses, organizations, and colleges who spent the day connecting with our students! Thank you for sharing your time, knowledge, and opportunities and helping our students explore what’s possible after high school.
Wagner Portrait Group will be at school to photograph any students who were absent on the original Picture Day.
Retake photos will also be available upon request.
If your student is having a retake, please return the entire portrait package (including the insert sheet) to the photographer on retake day. Feel free to attach a note describing what you’d like done differently.
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Pre-Order Online: www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
Pre-Order Password: 8H7S3Y4Z
Direct Order Link: https://wagner.portraitpics.co/api/v2/keys/lookup/wagner?key=8H7S3Y4Z
Retake photos will also be available upon request.
If your student is having a retake, please return the entire portrait package (including the insert sheet) to the photographer on retake day. Feel free to attach a note describing what you’d like done differently.
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Pre-Order Online: www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
Pre-Order Password: 8H7S3Y4Z
Direct Order Link: https://wagner.portraitpics.co/api/v2/keys/lookup/wagner?key=8H7S3Y4Z
Come join us for a great night of volleyball vs St. Clair. The student section theme for the volleyball is Country vs Country Club. Freshmen start at 4:45 pm.
Prefer the great outdoors? We also have a home JV Football game. Game time starts at 6:00 pm.
Prefer the great outdoors? We also have a home JV Football game. Game time starts at 6:00 pm.
Dual Credit students and parents, don't forget to apply for the available scholarship, if you qualify. All information and applications are found and submitted through the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development. The flyer outlines the details needed to apply. Students will need to setup an account on the student portal at https://dhewd.mo.gov/ppc/grants-scholarships/dcde/students. The priority deadline for the fall semester is fast approaching, October 1st. Only students applying for the scholarship need to complete this.
Seniors and families! It's FAFSA Frenzy time! Please join us for a presentation about paying for college and get assistance filing your FAFSA. We will be meeting in the Library on September 29th from 4:30-6:30. The presentation will begin around 4:40. Hope to see you there!
It's Homecoming Game Day Tigers! Let's black out those bears and bring home a win! The Homecoming Queen will be crowned at 6:30 and the game starts at 7:00 pm.
Let's Go Blue!
Let's Go Blue!
