Publications
Weekly Publications
Weekly Bulletin
Spartanburg High School publishes The Weekly Bulletin each week that covers any events or announcements that the students and community should be aware of during that week.
Recent Publications
- Weekly Bulletin May 24-28 2010
- Weekly Bulletin May 17-21 2010
- Weekly Bulletin May 10-14 2010
- Weekly Bulletin May 3-7 2010
- Weekly Bulletin April 26-30 2010
- Weekly Bulletin April 19-23 2010
- Weekly Bulletin April 12-17 2010
- Weekly Bulletin April 5-10 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Mar. 21-Mar. 26 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Mar. 15- Mar. 20 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Mar.8-Mar 13 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Mar. 1-Mar. 6 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Feb. 22-Feb. 27 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Feb.15-Feb.20 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Feb.1-Feb.6 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Jan.25-Jan.29 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Jan.18-Jan.23 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Jan.11-Jan.16 2010
- Weekly Bulletin Jan.5-Jan.9 2010
Monthly Publications
Norse News
Spartanburg High School newspaper is published on an average of once a month. This outstanding scholastic newspaper keeps students and patrons of SHS up-to-date on school news and sports and also has special feature and human interest stories. It also provides experience in journalistic writing, editing, and business management to those students interested. Tryouts for reporter positions are held every fall. Editors-in-Chief: Sally Gray Mahon.
Recent Publications
Bi-Yearly Publication
Principal's Message
Newsletter that is published twice per year through Principal Steven's office. The newsletter goes out to parents and community members.
Recent Publications
Principal's Message 2010-2011 Welcome
Principal's Message 2009-2010 2nd semester
Principal's Message 2009-2010 1st semester
Yearly Publications
First Circle
Spartanburg High School's literary magazine, First Circle, is published at the end of the year. This student magazine is a compilation of literary works, art, and photography all done by SHS students.
SAGA
Spartanburg High School's annual, the Saga, is published at the end of each school year. Saga, primarily an assemblage of pictures, serves as a permanent record of all that has happened in school during the year. It contains individual student and faculty pictures as well as pictures of clubs, class beauties, and senior superlatives. The annual staff is chosen similar to the way the newspaper staff is chosen and meets in the Saga office daily. Editor-in-Chief: Deanna DeFreitas