Welcome, Ms. Ashley Miller!
FROM THE MIDDLE/HIGH NURSE
Attention all parents of 7th and 11th grade students: updated shots are required! Please remember that GA LAW REQUIRES all students entering the 7th grade to receive one dose of Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) and one dose of the MCV4 (meningitis conjugate) vaccine. For those students entering 11th grade who are 16 years of age or older, Georgia law requires they receive a booster dose of the MCV4 (meningococcal conjugate vaccine) before starting the school year.
IF YOUR CHILD RECEIVES THEIR IMMUNIZATIONS IN A STATE OTHER THAN GEORGIA, you will need to obtain a copy of their shot record from your doctor and then take it to our local health department for transfer into the GRITS system. Other state forms are not accepted by our state for compliance.
The only exception to not receiving these vaccinations/immunizations under law is a medical exemption from your child's physician, which is good for 1 year, or a religious exemption, which never expires. These must be documented on the proper forms. Failure to comply with this law puts your child in danger of being WITHDRAWN from school until they are compliant!! The deadline for this school year is September 8, 2026. Please contact Tina Calhoun, our school nurse, with any questions or concerns.
Attention all parents of 7th and 11th grade students: updated shots are required! Please remember that GA LAW REQUIRES all students entering the 7th grade to receive one dose of Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) and one dose of the MCV4 (meningitis conjugate) vaccine. For those students entering 11th grade who are 16 years of age or older, Georgia law requires they receive a booster dose of the MCV4 (meningococcal conjugate vaccine) before starting the school year.
IF YOUR CHILD RECEIVES THEIR IMMUNIZATIONS IN A STATE OTHER THAN GEORGIA, you will need to obtain a copy of their shot record from your doctor and then take it to our local health department for transfer into the GRITS system. Other state forms are not accepted by our state for compliance.
The only exception to not receiving these vaccinations/immunizations under law is a medical exemption from your child's physician, which is good for 1 year, or a religious exemption, which never expires. These must be documented on the proper forms. Failure to comply with this law puts your child in danger of being WITHDRAWN from school until they are compliant!! The deadline for this school year is September 8, 2026. Please contact Tina Calhoun, our school nurse, with any questions or concerns.
High School Open House is August 5th!
25-26 Yearbook Supplements are here! If you have a yearbook, pick up your supplement from the front office to complete it!
Open House for our new Middle School is August 4th!
FROM THE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL NURSE
Attention ALL middle & high school parents who have children with medical conditions or in need of medication administration while at school. Please stop by the nurse booth at Open House to sign REQUIRED annual paperwork and discuss your child's medication/medical needs. The documents must be signed by the child's legal guardian. Medications can not be distributed without properly signed paperwork. Students with medical conditions such as seizures, diabetes, asthma, heart conditions, etc are required to have written doctor's instructions on file so that we may properly care for your child. You may also bring your child's first month's medication supply to Open House for check-in with Nurse Tina. Thank you!
Attention ALL middle & high school parents who have children with medical conditions or in need of medication administration while at school. Please stop by the nurse booth at Open House to sign REQUIRED annual paperwork and discuss your child's medication/medical needs. The documents must be signed by the child's legal guardian. Medications can not be distributed without properly signed paperwork. Students with medical conditions such as seizures, diabetes, asthma, heart conditions, etc are required to have written doctor's instructions on file so that we may properly care for your child. You may also bring your child's first month's medication supply to Open House for check-in with Nurse Tina. Thank you!
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Attention Work-Based Learners and Parents
Attention Class of 2027
FROM THE MIDDLE/HIGH NURSE
Attention all parents of 7th and 11th grade students: updated shots are required! Please remember that GA LAW REQUIRES all students entering the 7th grade to receive one dose of Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) and one dose of the MCV4 (meningitis conjugate) vaccine. For those students entering 11th grade who are 16 years of age or older, Georgia law requires they receive a booster dose of the MCV4 (meningococcal conjugate vaccine) before starting the school year.
IF YOUR CHILD RECEIVES THEIR IMMUNIZATIONS IN A STATE OTHER THAN GEORGIA, you will need to obtain a copy of their shot record from your doctor and then take it to our local health department for transfer into the GRITS system. Other state forms are not accepted by our state for compliance.
The only exception to not receiving these vaccinations/immunizations under law is a medical exemption from your child's physician, which is good for 1 year, or a religious exemption, which never expires. These must be documented on the proper forms. Failure to comply with this law puts your child in danger of being WITHDRAWN from school until they are compliant!! The deadline for this school year is September 8, 2026. Please contact Tina Calhoun, our school nurse, with any questions or concerns.
Attention all parents of 7th and 11th grade students: updated shots are required! Please remember that GA LAW REQUIRES all students entering the 7th grade to receive one dose of Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) and one dose of the MCV4 (meningitis conjugate) vaccine. For those students entering 11th grade who are 16 years of age or older, Georgia law requires they receive a booster dose of the MCV4 (meningococcal conjugate vaccine) before starting the school year.
IF YOUR CHILD RECEIVES THEIR IMMUNIZATIONS IN A STATE OTHER THAN GEORGIA, you will need to obtain a copy of their shot record from your doctor and then take it to our local health department for transfer into the GRITS system. Other state forms are not accepted by our state for compliance.
The only exception to not receiving these vaccinations/immunizations under law is a medical exemption from your child's physician, which is good for 1 year, or a religious exemption, which never expires. These must be documented on the proper forms. Failure to comply with this law puts your child in danger of being WITHDRAWN from school until they are compliant!! The deadline for this school year is September 8, 2026. Please contact Tina Calhoun, our school nurse, with any questions or concerns.
Seminole County Schools are preparing for Open House! Make your plans!
Attention Parents! It's that time again! Online registration (OLR) is now due. Please visit the following link and follow the instructions to complete your student's OLR. This MUST be done each year. If not completed by September 4, 2026, your child may be withdrawn. Please let us know if you have any questions.
https://seminolega.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/seminole.jsp
https://seminolega.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/seminole.jsp
Please help us nominate upcoming 10th, 11th and 12th grade students at SCHS who are looking to be leaders in our school and community and would benefit from the Youth Leadership Program. Go Indians!
Youth Leadership Nominations now open!
Attention Student Drivers
Youth Leadership Program 26-27
Nominations are now open!
Nominations are now open!
Christian Albritton recently represented Seminole County High School at the prestigious Governor’s Valedictorian Reception, an event honoring Georgia’s top graduating seniors for their outstanding academic achievement and leadership.
Christian’s invitation to attend this distinguished event marks a significant milestone in his high school career and reflects years of dedication, hard work, and excellence in the classroom. His achievement is a source of pride for Seminole County High School. Congratulations, Christian, and good luck as you move forward!
Christian’s invitation to attend this distinguished event marks a significant milestone in his high school career and reflects years of dedication, hard work, and excellence in the classroom. His achievement is a source of pride for Seminole County High School. Congratulations, Christian, and good luck as you move forward!
🏈 The 2026 SCHS Football Program is produced as a fundraiser by SCHS Seminole Fine Arts Booster
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🔁 Return the sales form via mail or email by July 24
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❓Questions: seminolefinearts@gmail.com
📖 Ads are available NOW!
🔁 Return the sales form via mail or email by July 24
💰Payments accepted:
Check - Cash - Venmo - CashApp - PayPal
❓Questions: seminolefinearts@gmail.com
Walker Wins Local Fishing Championship
The Seminole Stix fishing team had a strong showing at the local fishing championship, highlighted by Wes Walker, who captured the championship with an impressive 13.10-pound bag. Seminole Stix anglers competed well throughout the event, representing Seminole County with skill and sportsmanship.
Congratulations to Wes on an outstanding performance and to all of our anglers on a successful season. We are proud of the Seminole Stix program and look forward to another great year on the lake next season! 🎣🏆🐟
The Seminole Stix fishing team had a strong showing at the local fishing championship, highlighted by Wes Walker, who captured the championship with an impressive 13.10-pound bag. Seminole Stix anglers competed well throughout the event, representing Seminole County with skill and sportsmanship.
Congratulations to Wes on an outstanding performance and to all of our anglers on a successful season. We are proud of the Seminole Stix program and look forward to another great year on the lake next season! 🎣🏆🐟
Middle School Enrichment Program Ends with a Splash!
Students in the Middle School Summer Enrichment Program wrapped up a successful summer with a day of fun and celebration. On the final day of the program, students enjoyed spending time together outdoors, including cooling off on a huge water slide and participating in a variety of activities with friends and teachers.
The day was a great way to celebrate the hard work, learning, and memories made throughout the summer. We are proud of our students for their participation and would like to thank the staff who helped make the Summer Enrichment Program a success. We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable remainder of their summer and look forward to seeing our students back on campus soon! ☀️💦🎉
Students in the Middle School Summer Enrichment Program wrapped up a successful summer with a day of fun and celebration. On the final day of the program, students enjoyed spending time together outdoors, including cooling off on a huge water slide and participating in a variety of activities with friends and teachers.
The day was a great way to celebrate the hard work, learning, and memories made throughout the summer. We are proud of our students for their participation and would like to thank the staff who helped make the Summer Enrichment Program a success. We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable remainder of their summer and look forward to seeing our students back on campus soon! ☀️💦🎉
