All rising 8th graders are invited to attend the GA Tours Interest Meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 5:30 in the SCMHS cafeteria to receive valuable information regarding our October 2025 trip.
Tennis Schedule for 2025. Dates are likely to change. Click the image below.
All rising 8th graders are invited to attend the GA Tours Interest Meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 5:30 in the SCMHS cafeteria to receive valuable information regarding our October 2025 trip.
FAFSA sign-up information. See the information below:
All rising 8th graders are invited to attend the GA Tours Interest Meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 5:30 in the SCMHS cafeteria to receive valuable information regarding our October 2025 trip.
Georgia School Climate Survey
The Georgia School Climate Survey (GSCS) is a statewide, anonymous survey that identifies issues that affect student achievement and school climate. The survey is designed to provide data for school and district leaders to improve schools. Please use the link below to fill out the survey. The deadline is March 31, 2025. Thank you for your participation!
https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=495A07DB
Gameday in Donalsonville! Come out tonight to support our Indians as they host the Bainbridge Bearcats! Go Indians!
IT'S GAMEDAY!!!
Seminole vs. Early Co.
JV Boys @ 4:30
Varsity Girls @ 6
Varsity Boys @ 7:30
Let's go Indians!
SCMHS Reading Club shares talents with SCES students!
CTI attends the Fall Leadership Conference
Seminole County CTI students attended the Fall Leadership Conference held at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center on November 21-22. This annual event gives students the opportunity to learn vital leadership, work readiness, employability, and communication skills. The students enjoyed motivational keynote speakers, an academic quiz bowl, and a formal dinner offering training in social skills and business etiquette. A great time was had by all! Those attending include NuShay McGriff, Shalaan Leonard, Leonzoe Owens, Robert Calhoun, John Brown, Antonio Gardner, Cameron Simpson, Mrs. Kaylah Andrews, CTI coordinator and Mr. Mitch Royals.
Healthcare Science students recently enjoyed an engaging and educational visit from Miller County Hospital's HR and Respiratory Department. The event aimed to introduce students to the wide array of career opportunities available in the healthcare field, with a particular focus on respiratory care.
The interactive session provided students with hands-on experiences, allowing them to explore the daily responsibilities and challenges of respiratory therapists. From learning about respiratory equipment to understanding patient care procedures, the students gained valuable insights into this critical healthcare profession.
Hospital staff emphasized the importance of respiratory therapy in treating patients with breathing difficulties, from asthma to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The HR team also shared tips on pursuing healthcare careers, highlighting educational pathways and the growing demand for skilled professionals in the field.
Students not only gained practical knowledge but also had fun exploring their potential future roles. "It was an eye-opening experience," one student remarked. "I didn’t realize how vital respiratory therapists are to patient care."
This visit underscored Miller County Hospital's commitment to community outreach and fostering the next generation of healthcare professionals. Through events like these, students are inspired to consider fulfilling careers that make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Work Force Ready would like to thank Mr. Ryan Herrington for teaching us the importance of resumes, appropriate social media profiles, and interview skills.
A heartfelt thank you to the following students for volunteering to run the concession stand for The Lion King JR: Addison Johnson, Robert Calhoun, and Liam Shingler.
Cards for a Cure 2024
The Seminole County Middle High School (SCMHS) community proudly extends its support this Christmas to Brianna Bullock, a junior from Pinckard, Alabama, who is bravely battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Brianna was selected as this year's recipient of Cards for a Cure, a heartwarming initiative where each card contains a personal message and a dollar.
The generous SCMHS staff went above and beyond, contributing additional donations beyond what was needed for the cards. Thanks to this overwhelming response, our school was able to present Brianna and her family with 142 cards and $202 to assist with medical expenses.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all students and staff who participated by creating cards, sharing messages of hope, and making donations. This outpouring of support truly exemplifies the spirit of SCMHS!
Basketball Student Section Theme: 12/20/24
Romeo and Juliet Escape Room!
SCMS students focused on research and writing in literacy projects!
9th-grade Environmental Science students wrap up their unit studying African Ecosystems with “It’s in the Poop” lab. This engaging, hands-on activity served as both a culmination of their studies and a vivid reminder that nature’s clues are often found in the most unexpected places!
Students examined the characteristics of life through the journey of a seed. Seeds were extracted through elephant “poop” and soil.
Ugly Sweater Day at SCMHS!
Disguise a Gingerbread!
