Tigers, final day of second quarter/first semester is Thursday, Jan. 27, followed by an extended weekend with no school Friday, Jan. 28, for teacher record-keeping. Now's the time to make sure all assignments are complete. Be sure to check the portal.

Congratulations to the South High Debate team for stellar performances at the state tournament, highlighted by award of the Tamar Kaplan Student of the Year honors conferred on Clara Conry by debate coaches for exceptional achievement! Read more.

South High Librarians can be reached 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at https://meet.google.com/pzt-tfma-qoq for anyone who needs help with research or downloading digital books.

Up your numbers game by getting math help online, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., school days. Gmeet code: shsmathcenter.

Students needing e-learning help in Spanish and Somali may check in to our Multilingual Center. Hour 1-8:30 a.m. | 2-9:30 a.m.| 3 - 10:30 a.m. | 4-11:30 | 5-1 p.m. | 6-1 p.m.

South High Counselors and Social Workers are all available online and in person. See in-building availability.

Registration for 2022-23 classes will resume when students return to campus for in-class learning. Before then, take a look at this mini-presentation to learn more about your science class options!

The United States Postal Service is providing 4 free Covid-19 tests per household. Order now.

Learn all about the coveted Genesys Works Internship in the latest edition of the Career & College Center newsletter. This opportunity for current juniors offers the chance at landing a $15K internship during senior year of high school. Read more.

A partner of AchieveMpls, Prepare+Prosper offers safe tax clinics and do-it-yourself tax prep assistance. Students and families with incomes below $73K are invited to take advantage of P+P services.

AchieveMpls presents another stellar EdTalk, TONIGHT, focusing on Post Secondary Educational Options. Learn about this legislative-backed program to earn college credit in high school for free, and what it means to closing the achievement gap. Register now.

MPS Early Childhood Family Education is hosting a 9-week course dedicated to BIPOC caregiving, and how to engage young children in conversations about race. The session runs Feb. 2-March 20 on Google Meet. See details.

Graduate Anton Jahn-Vavrus '21 is continuing on the path of social awareness which he began at South High by launching the "Let Us Live" campaign with a t-shirt he designed to address gun violence. Proceeds go to the Boys and Girls Clubs - Little Earth United Tribes and Jerry Gambles.

Pending confirmation from the Legal Rights Center, the next PUSH meeting, Feb. 10, 6 p.m. will be devoted to a listening session for families, central to concerns about the climate at South High. Please mark calendars. More information to come.

Online learning (different from distance learning) means students may choose to log in at school, or from home. Teachers remain in classrooms. The building remains open for all students to get support (academic, test kits, health services, social workers, etc.) throughout the day. 

Need a computer? Get a laptop in the library/media center.
Is your laptop or charger lost/broken/stolen? Talk to AP Edwards.
Get additional tech needs met (hot spots, etc.) by completing this survey.

Meals will be available in commons for students coming to the building for online instruction.
Meals will be available at door #1, 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. for students picking up bagged meals (breakfast and lunch). (Visit the City of Minneapolis website for more meal options.)

UPDATE - All sports are still on. 
Support (library access, health services, SBC, etc.) available until 4 p.m.
Test kits available during the day until the building closes at door #1.

Tigers, be sure to check Google Classroom and your school email for messages about your class day schedule. Note, all students will have first lunch during 4th hour.

South High School, along with all MPS schools, is temporarily moving students to online learning, at home or at school, Friday, Jan. 14 - Thursday, Jan. 27. MPS says school will resume in person, Monday, Jan. 31. Read more.