Seminole County Healthcare Science Students Earn AHA BLS/CPR Certification
Today marked an important milestone for Seminole County Healthcare Science students as they successfully earned their American Heart Association (AHA) BLS/CPR certification. This achievement reflects their dedication to developing life-saving skills that are essential in both healthcare settings and everyday life.
The certification training was led by Mr. Lee Jordan, whose expertise and engaging instruction provided students with valuable hands-on experience. Through his guidance, students gained critical knowledge in performing high-quality CPR, using automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and responding confidently in emergency situations.
Mrs. Hodges, the Healthcare Science teacher, expressed her sincere appreciation for Mr. Jordan’s time and commitment. She emphasized how meaningful it was for students to learn directly from a skilled professional who brought both knowledge and real-world insight into the classroom.
Students were enthusiastic throughout the training and left the session feeling empowered and prepared to make a difference. Opportunities like this not only strengthen their technical abilities but also inspire confidence as they pursue future careers in healthcare.
Seminole County Healthcare Science is proud of these students for their accomplishment and extends a heartfelt thank you to Mr. Jordan for sharing his expertise and supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Today marked an important milestone for Seminole County Healthcare Science students as they successfully earned their American Heart Association (AHA) BLS/CPR certification. This achievement reflects their dedication to developing life-saving skills that are essential in both healthcare settings and everyday life.
The certification training was led by Mr. Lee Jordan, whose expertise and engaging instruction provided students with valuable hands-on experience. Through his guidance, students gained critical knowledge in performing high-quality CPR, using automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and responding confidently in emergency situations.
Mrs. Hodges, the Healthcare Science teacher, expressed her sincere appreciation for Mr. Jordan’s time and commitment. She emphasized how meaningful it was for students to learn directly from a skilled professional who brought both knowledge and real-world insight into the classroom.
Students were enthusiastic throughout the training and left the session feeling empowered and prepared to make a difference. Opportunities like this not only strengthen their technical abilities but also inspire confidence as they pursue future careers in healthcare.
Seminole County Healthcare Science is proud of these students for their accomplishment and extends a heartfelt thank you to Mr. Jordan for sharing his expertise and supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Middle school Georgia Milestones testing begins this week, and we want our students walking in confident and prepared! Students can access state-released online practice tests in every tested subject, complete with answer keys and explanations, through Georgia Experience Online. These practice questions help students become familiar with the format, build confidence, and strengthen readiness before test day. We encourage families to spend a little time practicing at home this week—preparation makes a difference. Let’s support our middle school students as they show what they know!
Nations Day Winners!
Congratulations to the Snakes and Birds on winning this year’s Nations Day competition! The Snakes claimed victory for the second year in a row, edging out the competition by just 2 points, while the Middle School Birds earned their fourth Nations Day title. It was a great day filled with fun, competition, and school spirit for everyone involved! More pictures to come!
Congratulations to the Snakes and Birds on winning this year’s Nations Day competition! The Snakes claimed victory for the second year in a row, edging out the competition by just 2 points, while the Middle School Birds earned their fourth Nations Day title. It was a great day filled with fun, competition, and school spirit for everyone involved! More pictures to come!
The baseball game vs. Mitchell Co. has been recorded as a forfeit. They did not have enough players. No baseball tonight. Have a great weekend!
Interested in Middle School Softball? Here is the information for tryouts!
Cross-Program Collaboration, Hands-On Experience!
Students in Seminole County are getting a unique, real-world learning experience as healthcare science and animal science pathways come together for hands-on injection training.
In a collaborative effort, healthcare science students partnered with animal science students to practice proper injection techniques. This joint learning activity allowed both groups to benefit from each other’s area of study while reinforcing important safety and procedural skills. By working together, students were able to simulate real-life scenarios where injections are commonly used, whether in human healthcare or veterinary practice. The collaboration also highlighted the similarities between the two fields, particularly in areas such as anatomy, disease prevention, and safe medication administration.
As Seminole County continues to invest in workforce preparedness and career education, initiatives like this demonstrate how collaboration between programs can enhance student learning and better prepare them for the future.
Students in Seminole County are getting a unique, real-world learning experience as healthcare science and animal science pathways come together for hands-on injection training.
In a collaborative effort, healthcare science students partnered with animal science students to practice proper injection techniques. This joint learning activity allowed both groups to benefit from each other’s area of study while reinforcing important safety and procedural skills. By working together, students were able to simulate real-life scenarios where injections are commonly used, whether in human healthcare or veterinary practice. The collaboration also highlighted the similarities between the two fields, particularly in areas such as anatomy, disease prevention, and safe medication administration.
As Seminole County continues to invest in workforce preparedness and career education, initiatives like this demonstrate how collaboration between programs can enhance student learning and better prepare them for the future.
Flowers for the Faculty
Our teachers and staff were recently treated to beautiful “Thank You” flower arrangements provided by the Middle School PTO as a token of appreciation for all they do each day. Each arrangement was a thoughtful gesture recognizing the hard work and dedication of our school team. A special thank you goes to Tahoma Plantation for generously donating the flowers used to create these arrangements. We are grateful for the continued support of our PTO and community partners in celebrating our staff.
Our teachers and staff were recently treated to beautiful “Thank You” flower arrangements provided by the Middle School PTO as a token of appreciation for all they do each day. Each arrangement was a thoughtful gesture recognizing the hard work and dedication of our school team. A special thank you goes to Tahoma Plantation for generously donating the flowers used to create these arrangements. We are grateful for the continued support of our PTO and community partners in celebrating our staff.
Interested in Middle School Cheer?? Here are the details for tryouts!
The Sam Gentry Southern Quality Propane Scholarship
Application Deadline May 8, 2026
About the $1,000 Scholarship
We are proud to offer The Sam Gentry Southern Quality Propane Scholarship for a third
year. This scholarship is a $1,000 annual scholarship given by Southern Quality
Propane to a young man or woman entering college or a trade school.
Sam Gentry was a beloved member of our team. He worked in the propane industry for
decades and in his career and life, he exhibited many fine qualities that are rare in
today’s world. Among them, were qualities of honesty, hard work, and integrity.
The Sam Gentry Southern Quality Propane Scholarship was founded in his memory to
recognize young men and women who are building themselves and their communities.
To apply, please click the link and answer the following questions!
https://southernqualitypropane.com/sam-gentry-southern-quality-propane-scholarshi
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Application Deadline May 8, 2026
About the $1,000 Scholarship
We are proud to offer The Sam Gentry Southern Quality Propane Scholarship for a third
year. This scholarship is a $1,000 annual scholarship given by Southern Quality
Propane to a young man or woman entering college or a trade school.
Sam Gentry was a beloved member of our team. He worked in the propane industry for
decades and in his career and life, he exhibited many fine qualities that are rare in
today’s world. Among them, were qualities of honesty, hard work, and integrity.
The Sam Gentry Southern Quality Propane Scholarship was founded in his memory to
recognize young men and women who are building themselves and their communities.
To apply, please click the link and answer the following questions!
https://southernqualitypropane.com/sam-gentry-southern-quality-propane-scholarshi
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As we move into the final weeks of the school year, state testing season is quickly approaching. EOG and EOC testing will begin on April 22. We encourage all students to be present, well-rested, and ready to do their best each day. Families can help by ensuring students get a good night’s sleep, arrive to school on time, and stay focused as we work toward a strong finish to the year.
Aladdin...coming April 23rd!
March Students and Employees of the Month
Thank you!
Seminole County Middle High School participated in a mass casualty drill this morning, bringing together multiple local agencies to create a powerful and realistic training experience. Representatives from the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, Donalsonville Fire Department, Survival Flight/EMS, Georgia State Patrol, Seminole County EMA, Donalsonville Hospital, the Seminole County Coroner's Office, and Evans-Skipper Funeral Home all worked together to simulate an accident response, providing valuable hands-on training for first responders.
Our drama and choral students played an important role as victims in the scenario, helping make the experience as realistic as possible. Juniors and seniors observed the response and then gathered in the gym for a debrief led by SRO Jim Shingler, who spoke about the dangers of drinking and driving—an especially important message during prom week.
This collaboration gave our students a firsthand look at how emergency personnel respond in critical situations while reinforcing the importance of making safe, responsible choices. We are grateful to all of our community partners who made this meaningful experience possible.
Our drama and choral students played an important role as victims in the scenario, helping make the experience as realistic as possible. Juniors and seniors observed the response and then gathered in the gym for a debrief led by SRO Jim Shingler, who spoke about the dangers of drinking and driving—an especially important message during prom week.
This collaboration gave our students a firsthand look at how emergency personnel respond in critical situations while reinforcing the importance of making safe, responsible choices. We are grateful to all of our community partners who made this meaningful experience possible.
Thank you!! Happy School Librarian Appreciation Day!
Baseball Senior Night - April 10, 2026 - 5:00 PM
Summer Enrichment Information and Registration
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Congratulations to Jaylan Roberts!
She was the winner of the recent Farm Bureau Middle School Art Contest, and she was also selected as the District 9 overall winner, consisting of 12 counties in southwest Georgia.
She was the winner of the recent Farm Bureau Middle School Art Contest, and she was also selected as the District 9 overall winner, consisting of 12 counties in southwest Georgia.
Mass Casualty Incident Drill Scheduled for April 8, 2026. Please be aware that this is only a training procedure!
Upcoming Physicals
All athletes MUST have an updated physical on file to participate. This is a free service from Dr. Walker's office that will cover the students for a year.
All athletes MUST have an updated physical on file to participate. This is a free service from Dr. Walker's office that will cover the students for a year.
