Philosophy and Mission
Spectrum High School believes are that participation in extracurricular activities enriches a student's high school experience. Extracurricular activities are an extension of our educational program providing lessons in teamwork, sportsmanship, and self discipline. Through extracurricular activities the development of self-confidence, loyalty, perseverance and leadership skills happen. It is the goal of Spectrum High School to develop character and integrity in each student that participates in extracurricular activities.
Activities Calendar
Competitive Sports Offered
Fall
Boys Soccer - Coop with PACT Charter School
Girls Soccer - Hosted by SHS coop with PACT Charter School
Volleyball - Coop with PACT Charter School
Boys and Girls Cross Country - Coop with Elk River High School
Football - Hosted by SHS coop with PACT Charter School
Winter
Boys Basketball
Boys Swimming - Coop with PACT Charter School
Cheer Team
Dance Team - Coop with PACT Charter School
Girls Basketball
Wrestling - Coop with Meadow Creek Christian School
Spring
Baseball - Coop with PACT Charter School
Boys Tennis - Coop with Elk River High School
Softball - Coop with PACT Charter School
Golf - Hosted by SHS coop with PACT Charter School
Track and Field - Coop with Elk River High School
Activities Offered
National Honor Society
Student Council
Junkyard Grove
Chime Choir
Competitive Choir
High School Choir
Ladies Choir
Yearbook
Sting Newspaper
One Act Play
Activities and Athletics at Spectrum
Objectives and Beliefs
* Participation in extracurricular activities is a privilege, an opportunity and not a right.
* Sportsmanship is critical and needs to be present in all school-based extracurricular activities. This includes student participants, coaches/advisors, fans and any other stakeholder in the school.
* Ethical behavior, integrity, character, dignity and respect are essential and are non negotiable.
* In displaying respect for opponents and officials before, during and after contests.
* Academics must come before participation in athletic or fine arts activities.
* The success of the team is more important than individual honors.
* Promoting life skills in relationship to competitiveness, discipline, responsibility, accountability, and emotional maturity are essential.
* High School activity programs are designed for student participants and adults must serve in a supportive role.
* Students should have an equal opportunity to participate in all activities offered by the school.
* Compliance with school, community and Minnesota State High School League rules is essential for all activity participants.
*Foster an appreciation of wholesome recreation and entertainment.
*In Encouraging the development of the whole student to achieve full mental, emotional and physical potential while cultivating the concept of health and physical fitness.