German Exchange 2026
Despite a canceled flight and a long journey, our 2026 German Exchange Program group has safely arrived in Landshut, Germany, and is already making the most of their experience! Students Drew Smith, Hanna West, and Haley Wilson, along with instructors Victoria Fleet, Levi Dunn, and Wes Pace, will spend the week learning, sharing, and immersing themselves in Bavarian culture. We look forward to following their journey and hearing about the many experiences and memories they make along the way! ✈️🌍
Despite a canceled flight and a long journey, our 2026 German Exchange Program group has safely arrived in Landshut, Germany, and is already making the most of their experience! Students Drew Smith, Hanna West, and Haley Wilson, along with instructors Victoria Fleet, Levi Dunn, and Wes Pace, will spend the week learning, sharing, and immersing themselves in Bavarian culture. We look forward to following their journey and hearing about the many experiences and memories they make along the way! ✈️🌍
McGowen Earns First Team All-State Honors
Seminole County Middle High School is proud to recognize Brennen McGowan for being named First Team All-State in Baseball. This prestigious honor recognizes Brennen as one of the top players in Georgia and is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and outstanding performance on the field throughout the season.
Brennen has been a key contributor to the success of the Indians baseball program and has represented Seminole County with excellence, sportsmanship, and leadership. Congratulations to Brennen on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to seeing all he accomplishes in the future! ⚾🏆
Seminole County Middle High School is proud to recognize Brennen McGowan for being named First Team All-State in Baseball. This prestigious honor recognizes Brennen as one of the top players in Georgia and is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and outstanding performance on the field throughout the season.
Brennen has been a key contributor to the success of the Indians baseball program and has represented Seminole County with excellence, sportsmanship, and leadership. Congratulations to Brennen on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to seeing all he accomplishes in the future! ⚾🏆
Literacy Bus Week #3
Attention Class of 2027!!
Senior shirts are now available! Go by Signs and Stuff to order before July 20th. Shirts are $20 each. The front and back designs are included.
Senior shirts are now available! Go by Signs and Stuff to order before July 20th. Shirts are $20 each. The front and back designs are included.
Baseball Cancellations Week of June 15th
Today's MS game is canceled due to a wet field. Wednesday's MS game has been canceled by TCC.
Today's MS game is canceled due to a wet field. Wednesday's MS game has been canceled by TCC.
Basketball Summer Shootout
Literacy Bus - Week 2
Seminole Stix Wrap Up State Tournament
The Seminole Stix fishing teams wrapped up competition at the Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation State Championship with a strong showing. The junior team of Liam Shingler and Wes Walker brought in a five-fish limit weighing 8.91 pounds on Day 2, earning an impressive 6th-place overall finish in the state tournament.
The senior team of Lyndon Touchton and Reed Phillips also represented Seminole County well throughout the two-day event, bringing in a five-fish limit on Day 1 and Day 2, competing against some of the top anglers in the state.
We are proud of both teams for their hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the season. Congratulations to Liam, Wes, Lyndon, Reed, and their boat captains on an outstanding year representing Seminole County! 🎣🏆
The Seminole Stix fishing teams wrapped up competition at the Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation State Championship with a strong showing. The junior team of Liam Shingler and Wes Walker brought in a five-fish limit weighing 8.91 pounds on Day 2, earning an impressive 6th-place overall finish in the state tournament.
The senior team of Lyndon Touchton and Reed Phillips also represented Seminole County well throughout the two-day event, bringing in a five-fish limit on Day 1 and Day 2, competing against some of the top anglers in the state.
We are proud of both teams for their hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the season. Congratulations to Liam, Wes, Lyndon, Reed, and their boat captains on an outstanding year representing Seminole County! 🎣🏆
Students in the Middle School Summer Enrichment Program enjoyed another exciting field trip this week with a visit to McFadden Nature Center. During their visit, students participated in a nature walk, explored the new teepee, and learned more about Seminole history and culture.
A special highlight of the day was hearing from Jake Tiger of the Oklahoma Seminole Tribe. Mr. Tiger is visiting Seminole County this week to work with McFadden Nature Center, speak with our students, teach authentic Seminole crafts, and deliver a traditional Seminole war coat that will be displayed in our new school. Students enjoyed learning from his firsthand knowledge and experiences.
We are grateful to Mr. Tiger for sharing his time and culture with our students, and we extend a special thank you to McFadden Nature Center for hosting this wonderful educational experience. It was a memorable day of learning and cultural enrichment for everyone involved.
A special highlight of the day was hearing from Jake Tiger of the Oklahoma Seminole Tribe. Mr. Tiger is visiting Seminole County this week to work with McFadden Nature Center, speak with our students, teach authentic Seminole crafts, and deliver a traditional Seminole war coat that will be displayed in our new school. Students enjoyed learning from his firsthand knowledge and experiences.
We are grateful to Mr. Tiger for sharing his time and culture with our students, and we extend a special thank you to McFadden Nature Center for hosting this wonderful educational experience. It was a memorable day of learning and cultural enrichment for everyone involved.
The Seminole Stix fishing teams got off to a strong start on Day One of the Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation State Championship. The senior team of Lyndon Touchton and Reed Phillips brought in a five-fish limit weighing 6.30 pounds, while the junior team of Liam Shingler and Wes Walker also caught their limit, finishing the day with 6.69 pounds.
Both teams are in good position heading into the final day of competition and are looking to finish strong. We are proud of these anglers for representing Seminole County so well and wish them the best of luck tomorrow.
Come out and support the Seminole Stix at the final weigh-in on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Big Jim's and cheer on our hometown teams! 🎣🐟🏆
Both teams are in good position heading into the final day of competition and are looking to finish strong. We are proud of these anglers for representing Seminole County so well and wish them the best of luck tomorrow.
Come out and support the Seminole Stix at the final weigh-in on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Big Jim's and cheer on our hometown teams! 🎣🐟🏆
Georgia Administrator of the Year
Kathryn Touchton, Seminole County CTAE Director, was awarded Administrator of the Year for the Special Populations Division at this year’s GACTE conference. Mrs. Touchton works closely with CTI Coordinator Kaylah Andrews to ensure our CTI students have the opportunity to succeed not only in CTAE classes but in academics, job shadowing, work-based learning, and beyond. Congratulations to Mrs. Kathryn Touchton on this achievement.
Kathryn Touchton, Seminole County CTAE Director, was awarded Administrator of the Year for the Special Populations Division at this year’s GACTE conference. Mrs. Touchton works closely with CTI Coordinator Kaylah Andrews to ensure our CTI students have the opportunity to succeed not only in CTAE classes but in academics, job shadowing, work-based learning, and beyond. Congratulations to Mrs. Kathryn Touchton on this achievement.
Seminole Students Attend HOBY Leadership Seminar
Four Seminole County Middle High School students—Sydnee Stegall, AnnaLane Stewart, Malyn Smith, and Kayden Peter—represented our school this summer at the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) Leadership Seminar.
HOBY is designed to develop and inspire young leaders through interactive activities, collaboration, and service-focused experiences. Throughout the seminar, students had the opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills, build relationships with peers from across the state, and learn how to make a positive impact in their schools and communities.
While attending the seminar, the students also had the opportunity to reconnect with former Seminole County Indian and past HOBY participant Johnelle Simpson, who remains actively involved with the program. It was great for our students to see a former Indian continuing to give back and help develop future leaders.
We are proud of Sydnee, AnnaLane, Malyn, and Kayden for representing Seminole County so well and look forward to seeing how they use their leadership experiences to make a positive impact during the upcoming school year.
Four Seminole County Middle High School students—Sydnee Stegall, AnnaLane Stewart, Malyn Smith, and Kayden Peter—represented our school this summer at the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) Leadership Seminar.
HOBY is designed to develop and inspire young leaders through interactive activities, collaboration, and service-focused experiences. Throughout the seminar, students had the opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills, build relationships with peers from across the state, and learn how to make a positive impact in their schools and communities.
While attending the seminar, the students also had the opportunity to reconnect with former Seminole County Indian and past HOBY participant Johnelle Simpson, who remains actively involved with the program. It was great for our students to see a former Indian continuing to give back and help develop future leaders.
We are proud of Sydnee, AnnaLane, Malyn, and Kayden for representing Seminole County so well and look forward to seeing how they use their leadership experiences to make a positive impact during the upcoming school year.
Middle School Summer Enrichment Students Enjoy Trip to Seminole State Park
Students participating in the Middle School Summer Enrichment Program enjoyed their first Thursday field trip of the summer with a visit to Seminole State Park. The students spent the morning exploring nature, enjoying the outdoors, and taking in the beautiful scenery around Lake Seminole. Many enjoyed sitting on the dock with their feet in the water, while others tried their luck at fishing and even caught a few fish.
It was a great day of learning, exploration, and fun outside the classroom. The trip provided students with an opportunity to connect with nature, spend time with friends, and create lasting summer memories. We look forward to more exciting enrichment activities throughout the summer!
Students participating in the Middle School Summer Enrichment Program enjoyed their first Thursday field trip of the summer with a visit to Seminole State Park. The students spent the morning exploring nature, enjoying the outdoors, and taking in the beautiful scenery around Lake Seminole. Many enjoyed sitting on the dock with their feet in the water, while others tried their luck at fishing and even caught a few fish.
It was a great day of learning, exploration, and fun outside the classroom. The trip provided students with an opportunity to connect with nature, spend time with friends, and create lasting summer memories. We look forward to more exciting enrichment activities throughout the summer!
Look out for the Seminole County School System's Literacy Bus this June!
Congratulations, Jack! We're proud of our Indian!
Congratulations to all schools selected for the 2025-26 GHSA Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award presented by Georgia’s EMCs!
This prestigious honor recognizes schools that exemplify respect, fairness, honesty, responsibility, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the school year. The award celebrates not only student-athletes, but also coaches, staff, parents, and communities who help create a positive environment for high school athletics.
A special thank you to the GHSA and Georgia’s EMCs for continuing to promote the values that help shape tomorrow’s leaders. Well done to all 64 regional winners on this outstanding achievement!
Regions A Division 2
Region-1-Seminole County High School
Region-2-Echols County High School
Region-3-Portal High School
Region-4-Wheeler County High School
Region-5-Glass Cock County
Region-6-Schley County High School
Region-7-Trion High School
Region-8-Lake Oconee Academy High School
This prestigious honor recognizes schools that exemplify respect, fairness, honesty, responsibility, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the school year. The award celebrates not only student-athletes, but also coaches, staff, parents, and communities who help create a positive environment for high school athletics.
A special thank you to the GHSA and Georgia’s EMCs for continuing to promote the values that help shape tomorrow’s leaders. Well done to all 64 regional winners on this outstanding achievement!
Regions A Division 2
Region-1-Seminole County High School
Region-2-Echols County High School
Region-3-Portal High School
Region-4-Wheeler County High School
Region-5-Glass Cock County
Region-6-Schley County High School
Region-7-Trion High School
Region-8-Lake Oconee Academy High School
Middle School Baseball summer games vs Pelham on 6-1 and 6-8 have been canceled. Middle School will practice on Wednesday, 6-3, at 10:30 AM.
It's graduation day!! Congratulations, Class of 2026!
Retirees Honored
The Seminole County School System recently honored its retirees during a system-wide Retirement Celebration, recognizing employees from both Seminole County Middle High School and the elementary school.
Recognized from Seminole County Middle High School were Mr. Todd Beldon, Mrs. Jeanette Brooks, Mrs. Kelly Earnest, and Coach Lamar Landing. Together, these four individuals represent well over 100 years of service in education through teaching, coaching, student support, and leadership. Their dedication and impact on generations of students and families have helped shape the Seminole County School System into what it is today.
We are grateful for their years of service, commitment, and care for students, and we wish each of them the very best in retirement and the exciting new chapters ahead.
The Seminole County School System recently honored its retirees during a system-wide Retirement Celebration, recognizing employees from both Seminole County Middle High School and the elementary school.
Recognized from Seminole County Middle High School were Mr. Todd Beldon, Mrs. Jeanette Brooks, Mrs. Kelly Earnest, and Coach Lamar Landing. Together, these four individuals represent well over 100 years of service in education through teaching, coaching, student support, and leadership. Their dedication and impact on generations of students and families have helped shape the Seminole County School System into what it is today.
We are grateful for their years of service, commitment, and care for students, and we wish each of them the very best in retirement and the exciting new chapters ahead.
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