Senior High

Thank you VFW Post 6337! Licking VFW Post 6337 Post Commander Billie Krewson presented Noah Foster and the team with a check for $1,000 to help promote academic excellence in robotic design and STEM. Post 6337 makes educational contributions to public schools and students. Members pictured: Ian Owens, Eli Kalloch, Hunter Decker, Quin Dahms, Hazel Krewson (VFW 6337 Auxiliary Member/Assistant Robotics Coach), Licking VFW 6337 Post Commander Billie Krewson, Noah Foster, Chad Burns, Chase Dahms, Trinity Haas, Aiden Goes, Adelinne Neumann, Zach Miller (Lead Robotics Coach).

5 months ago, Jody Heavin

The December ACT Registration Deadline is coming up this week. The last day to register without paying a penalty is November 7th. Visit www.act.org to register.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

Rotary Interact Club hosted a Creepy Crawly walk on the Tiger Trail last night. A spooky and fun time was had by all! Candy was provided through a candy drive and STUCO donation for the Trick-or-Treat Street portion of the event. Students from various clubs volunteered in various stations. Thanks to all who made this possible!

5 months ago, Sarah Sanders

Group of students and teachers in Halloween costumes

Student dressed as Charlie Brown handing out candy

Student with a pumpkin head handing out candy to people

Group of people waiting to go into a haunted trail

It would be so lovely of you to purchase your 2026 Hilltop yearbook for $55 before the prices go up after November 28th. Go to www.jostens.com/yearbook to order. Payment plans are now available.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a Halloween-inspired Yearbook advertisement that a black-and-white plaid background with an orange pumpkin border around the words and a cute ghost with a bow on its head.

Several Salem High School Teens On Prevention student members volunteered at the First Annual Mini Maze! They helped setup, lead 5th graders to different safety topic stations, and then helped take down props from the event.

5 months ago, Sarah Sanders

Students posing for a picture at the tobacco prevention station

Students meeting to receive instructions from an adult.

We're falling in love with this year's Hilltop yearbook. To get your own copy, pre-order today for $55 at www.jostens.com.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a fall-inspired yearbook advertisement that features a pink striped background with bow topped orange pumpkins and gold stars.

Don't miss out on the Creepy Crawly Walk tonight at 6:30 pm at the Tiger Trail located at Salem Upper Elementary.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a photo of a girl dressed up in a witches costume in a spooky forest with the message in front of the picture.

There's no trick to ordering your 2026 Salem High School Hilltop yearbook. Visit www.jostens.com from now until November 28th and lock in the $55 price.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This Halloween inspired Yearbook advertisement has illustrations of spooky ghosts hiding in the weeds.

With the option of making three payments, ordering the 2026 yearbook doesn't have to be scary. Don't wait too long, though, the price rises $55 after November 28th. Go to www.jostens.com/yearbook to order.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a Halloween inspired Yearbook advertisement has illustrations of ghosts carrying pumpkins or wearing headphones.

We promise the 2026 yearbook won't give you a jump scare! Order yours today for $55 at www.jostens.com. No extras will be ordered.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a Halloween-inspired Yearbook advertisement with spooky art like bats and dripping blood.

Student Council hosted Ducks and Doughnuts for the high school staff this week. The winners of our game were Mr. Wofford with 22 ducks, Coach Woody with 5 ducks, and Mr. Overton with 4 ducks.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a picture of Mr. Wofford holding up his first place trophy for attaining 22 ducks from his co-workers during the Ducks and Doughnuts game.

This is a photo of Mr. Overton with his third place trophy for getting four ducks during the Ducks and Doughnuts game.

This is a picture of Coach Woody holding up his trophy for winning second place in the Ducks and Doughnuts game .

This is a picture of STUCO Advisor Mrs. Taylor putting out the donuts for staff members to enjoy this week.

This is a picture of a box of chocolate glazed ring doughnuts from Master's Donut's in Salem, MO.

Next week is Red Ribbon Week!

As part of the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention campaign, Red Ribbon Week encourages communities and individuals to take a stand against drug and alcohol use by committing to live healthy, drug-free lives.

Throughout the week, STUCO and Teens on Prevention will host several activities to promote awareness and celebrate living drug- and alcohol-free.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a photo collage of the themes for Red Ribbon Week: Mistmatch Monday has a photo of people's legs showing off their socks; Tuesday's Blackout Drugs from Your LIfe has a picture of a black cat dressed up as a vampire in front of a spot light; Wednesday's Ready to Be Drug Free has a set of red clothes (shirt, sunglasses, pants, shorts, hat, shoes, socks, a bag); Throwback Thursday has pictures of men and women dressed up in clothes from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s; Friday Costume Connections has pictures of kids dressed in Halloween costumes (a pirate, a fairy, a wizard, a bunny, and a cowboy); the last is a picture of this year's Red Ribbon Week theme - Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug Free - with pictures of puzzle pieces.

Don't be afraid! Yearbooks are still only $55 until November 28th. Pre-order yours today at www.jostens.com/yearbooks.

5 months ago, Robyn Taylor

This is a Halloween inspired Yearbook advertisement that includes the price and where to order.

School Bus Safety Week

5 months ago, Jody Heavin

Help kids stay safe around the school bus

Making a difference, one bed at time! Our Ag classes partnered with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build beds for children in our community. It was an incredible hands-on experience that combined learning, teamwork, and community service. We’re so proud of our students for using their skills to make a real impact! 🌟

5 months ago, Jody Heavin

Such a spooktacular time at Spooky Speak with Literary Arts Club! A fun-filled night with poetry, music, short stories, and a skit! Thank you to everyone that made it out and as always an extra special thanks to Ashton's Coffee House for hosting us!

5 months ago, Sarah Sanders