Seniors Sign up for SCIP Day

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Kenzie Baldwin
 Feature Editor
            On Monday seniors started signing up for activities to volunteer for on May 15 for the annual Scip Day. SCIP stands for senior community involvement program and is an annual activity at Southeast Polk. There are a variety of options for students to sign up for, but they are filling up fast. Seniors are supposed to go to their infinite campus and a message will be waiting there that will take them to a page to get signed up.
There have been a couple problems with infinite campus and getting signed in to pick the activity a student wants to do. If that happens, go to the assistant principal’s office and someone will help fix the problem. The problems are mainly happening when students are trying to use their phone to sign in.
            Seniors are pushed to partake in this event because it is good for them to do community service, and together the class can make a difference and help out the community. The majority of the options are outside cleaning up certain areas.
            “I signed up for general house cleaning at the SEP field station,” said senior Serenity Taha.
            Students are supposed to be at the high school by 8:45 am and the buses are leaving at 9 to go to the locations.

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