SCMHS Holiday Tradition!
Come out tonight to support our Lady Indian and Indian Basketball teams as they host Calhoun County at the Jesse McLeod Gymnasium. Game times are:
JV Boys- 4:30
Varsity Girls- 6:00
Varsity Boys- 7:30
Also please be there as we recognize our Seminole County Recreation Department 9-10 Turkey Bowl Champions! The ceremony will be held in between the Girls' and Boys' games. Go Indians!
Attention Students:
If you wish to obtain your permit or license during Christmas Break, please sign up in the Guidance office by Monday, December 16th, 2024. Please note that all paperwork will be valid for 30 days once it is signed.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact Mrs. Ashley in Guidance at 229-524-6639 or ashley.glass@seminole.k12.ga.us
Thank you!
Basketball Student Section Theme for December 10th, 2024
Thirty-five Seminole County 4-H members attended Cloverleaf District Project Achievement (DPA). DPA was held Saturday, December 7 at Hutto Elementary School in Bainbridge with 300 4-H’ers from the Southwest District. This district competition was for the Cloverleaf 4-H members in the 4th,5th, and 6th grades. The participants were picked from 65 projects for the demonstration. Each 4-H member gave an illustrated talk or demonstration on a topic of their choice. Most of the demonstrations last about three or four minutes and the 4-H’ers use posters. They have worked hard preparing for this contest and they did an awesome job representing Seminole County.
4th grade
Destiny Kirby 1st place in the Wildlife Project
Savannah Neuman 1st place in the Rabbit Project
Carson Snider 1st place in the Food for Health and Sports Project
5th grade
Myla Atwater 1st place in the Cat Care project
Dani Aycock 1st place in the Safety project
Sophie Barber 1st pace in the Rabbit project
Kyler Burns 3rd place in the Historic People project
Savannah Chapman 1st place in the Workforce Preparation Project
Malonia Coachman 1st place in the Veterinary Science Project
Bryan Collier 1st place in the Art project
Norman Currin 1st place in the Outdoor Recreation Project
Griffin Edwards Honorable Mention in the Horse Project
Cadee Gross 1st place in the Performing Arts Instrumental
Kemora Harrison 1st place in the Between Meal Snacks project
Marlie Hawkins 1st place in the Historic Places and Events project
Eric Hention 1st place in the Environmental Science project
Charlee June Herrington 1st place in the Performing Arts General project
Kinzlee Rogers 1st place in the Sports project
Ellie Roland 1st place in the Outdoor Survival Skills project
Kimberly Taylor 3rd place in the Marine and Coastal Ecology project
Khamille Williams 1st place in the Dairy Foods Project
6th grade
Lydia Albritton 1st place in the Ag Awareness Project
Mya Cox 1st place in the Wildlife project
Rayleigh Chandler 1st place in the Dog Care and Training Project
Kristyn Donley 2nd place in the Horse Project
Merejo Foster 1st place in the Historic Places and Events project
Aiden Glass 1st place in the Outdoor Survival Skills project
Lily Gowan 2nd place in the Cat Care project
Ladonna Grimsley 1st place in the Workforce Development project
Dalis Lomineck 1st place in the Arts project
Jase Moulton 2nd place in the Performing Arts Vocal project
Savannah Neely 1st place in the Marine and Costal Ecology project
Aubree Neuman 1st place in the Poultry project
Kinzey Newberry 1st place in the Current People Project
Autumn Tyson 1st place in the Swine project
Teen leaders
Ruby Deal
Kynia Blake
Kelly Currin
Rylee Lebowitz
Sara Belisle
The Seminole County School District held its second annual Georgia Student Technology Competition on Thursday, December 5th. The following students represented the Middle-High School at the competition and came away with a win. All 1st place winners will compete at Region in Bainbridge. The region is currently scheduled for January 30th.
Jacailin Johnson and Ja'Braylin Smith won first place in Digital Game Design
Aiden Glass and David Chaney won second place in Digital Game Design
Waylon Lehman won first place in Animation
Max Hunt won first place in 3D Design
Kameron Gayle won first place in Graphic Design.
Football All-Region Awards Part 2
2024 Football All-Region Awards Part 1
The SCMHS Chorus & Band invite you to join in the Christmas spirit tonight for a joint concert,
Tuesday, December 3 at 6:00PM in the cafeteria. Tickets are $5 at the door.
The Fall Sports Banquet will be held tonight starting at 6:00PM at the SCMHS Cafeteria! Tickets will be $10 at the door. Athletes and Coaches get in for free. Go Indians!
GAMEDAY IN DONALSONVILLE!
Come out tonight to support our Girls and Boys Basketball teams as they host Stewart County! Girl’s game starts at 6:00PM and Boy’s game will follow the Girls! Go Indians!
Our basketball season kicks off tonight at Terrell County High School with the Girl’s game starting at 6:00PM and Boy’s game starting around 7:30PM.
Tomorrow’s game at Randolph-Clay will be played at the JB Sports Complex (98 School Drive, Cuthbert, GA). Girl’s game will start at 6:00PM and Boy’s game will start around 7:30PM.
Go Indians!
Brayden Hodges signs with Wallace
Congratulations to Brayden Hodges for signing with Wallace Community College! Brayden has been a vital part of the Seminole County Baseball program and we know he will continue to do great things! It's always great to be an Indian!
HIGH SCHOOL yearbooks will be available for $50 through November 30th. You can use this online link if you forgot to buy one from a yearbook staff member this week.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1040225/Seminole-County-High-School/2025-Yearbook/2024111509151221078/CATALOG_SHOP/
Every month, our students at SCMHS vote on two staff members for Employee of the Month. This month, Mrs. Renee Comerford & Mrs. Jennifer Hodges were nominated. Thank you both for all your hard work and dedication. You inspire our students each day and contribute positively to our school!
Congratulations to November's Students of the Month!
6th Grade: Kolten Nelson
7th Grade: Brody Corvers
8th Grade: Mya Barber
9th Grade: Lovondrick Brown
10th Grade: Gabrielle Montgomery
11th Grade: Kelly Currin
12th Grade: Equeasha Daniels
Congratulations to the students who have been selected as nominees for the 2025 Governor's Honors Program. The semi-finalists will be announced in February, followed by the naming of the finalists in March. Good luck to these five nominees!
Congratulations to Zach Odom and the other anglers for their hard work during tough fishing conditions. Zach finished 2nd overall in the local tournament this past weekend.
**SCMHS Wins GASSP Distinguished Breakout School Award**
We are thrilled to announce that Seminole County Middle/High School (SCMHS) has been named the **GASSP Distinguished Breakout School** for high school! This prestigious recognition highlights our school’s commitment to excellence and the positive strides we have made in student achievement, school culture, and community engagement.
As part of the process leading to this honor, Mrs. Albritton and Dr. Fulford had the privilege of presenting at the **GASSP (Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals) Conference** in Savannah, GA, after being named a Breakout School earlier this year. During their presentation, they shared valuable insights and strategies that have contributed to the success of our school. Their work showcased how we are transforming our learning environment to better meet the needs of our students and foster a culture of success.
This award is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and collaboration of our entire school community. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has contributed to our journey of excellence. We look forward to using this honor as a springboard to achieve even greater success in the future!
A Big Thank You to Our Supporters!
We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Megan Heaphy and Georgia BioEd Institute for the generous donation of personal protective equipment (PPE) to Seminole County Middle High School. This contribution is incredibly valuable, as it ensures our students have the necessary safety gear for a variety of lab experiments, enhancing their hands-on learning experiences in the classroom.
Thank you to Mrs. Jennifer Hand at Southwest Georgia RESA for her incredible effort in organizing the delivery of these supplies. Your dedication to our community has made a significant impact, and we are truly grateful for your support.
With this donation, our students can continue exploring the exciting world of science and biotechnology safely. Thank you, Georgia BioEd Institute and Southwest Georgia RESA, for investing in the future of our young scientists!
