Here is the 2026 boys' basketball season schedule.
Girl's wrestling schedules are now available!
Mrs. Gary's 8th-grade culinary class filled the campus with the delightful smells of chicken alfredo. Students learned to boil pasta, make a cream sauce, shred chicken, and, of course, grill up garlic bread.
7th period culinary, you had us at parmesan!
Addi Martz placed 4th!
Bri Martz placed 1st and is the UVL champion!
Congrats to both of them, and to our Sutherlin cross-country team for representing our school at districts.
Girls Wrestling starts next week. Please be sure to have all forms completed on Finalforms.com. Please call the SMS office if you have any questions or concerns.
Congratulations to September's 90% Attendance Club!
Congratulations to all competitors on their successful robots!
The Sutherlin School District is accepting applications for a 7th grade boys basketball coach and JV boys basketball coach. For a Coaching & Advisor application and Job Postings please go to www.sutherlin.k12.or.us , and click the Human Resources Payroll and Jobs button. All applications need to be turned into the Sutherlin District Office on Central or emailed to renee.mercer@sutherlin.k12.or.us . Come join the Sutherlin School District Team!
So much of a principal’s work happens quietly and behind the scenes—early mornings, late nights, difficult decisions, countless conversations, and always keeping students and staff at the center.
We are incredibly thankful for the countless hours, dedication, kindness, and hard work our principals give to Sutherlin students, staff, and families every day.
Your leadership matters, your work makes a difference, and we appreciate all that you do for our schools.
Thank you for leading with heart and always working for students.
All Means All. 💙
7th Grade Science students worked on building a paper tower in Mrs. Halligan's classroom this week. The tower must be 20" tall and also hold a can of vegetables. Students planned prototypes and then tested the plans.
Dear Sutherlin School District Families,
It has been a great start to the school year across Sutherlin School District! We appreciate the support and partnership of our families as we begin another successful year.
As we continue into the school year, we want to share important information about the safety systems and procedures we have in place throughout our district to help keep our students, staff, and school community safe.
Attached are the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) family handouts, which provide information about how schools respond to emergencies and other potential safety concerns.
While each school may approach safety training a little differently based on the age and developmental needs of its students, our protocols and expectations are consistent across the district. We want safety instruction to be meaningful, understandable, and age appropriate, whether we are working with our youngest students or our high school students.
Throughout the school year, our schools will conduct a variety of safety drills and trainings so students and staff have opportunities to practice our procedures. We strongly encourage families to talk with their children about the drills and safety processes they participate in at school. These conversations at home can help reinforce the importance of being prepared, listening to instructions, and taking safety procedures seriously.
We also want to reinforce a simple but critically important message throughout our community: If you see something, say something. We encourage our students, parents, staff, and community members to speak up when they see or hear something that causes concern. Keeping our schools safe is a shared responsibility, and communication is an important part of that effort.
Families can also learn more by reviewing the Standard Response Protocol Training Videos/Resource Materials:
https://iloveuguys.org/The-Standard-Response-Protocol.html#Videos
https://iloveuguys.org/The-Standard-Response-Protocol.html#Intro
The safety of our students and staff remains one of our highest priorities. Our goal is for students, staff, families, and community members to have a common understanding of our safety procedures and to know how to respond should an incident occur.
Please review the attached materials and have conversations with your child about what they are learning and practicing at school. If you have questions about safety drills, training, or procedures, please reach out directly to your student's school.
Thank you for your continued trust, partnership, and support of Sutherlin School District. By working together, communicating openly, and looking out for one another, we can continue to provide safe, welcoming, and supportive schools for all students.
Sincerely,
Jon Martz
Superintendent
