OLR Deadline is November 1
Please complete the Annual Information Update (also called Online Registration or OLR) through the Infinite Campus
Parent Portal. You must complete this form by November 1, 2025. If you do not have internet access, you may visit the Board of Education office to complete your application.
How to Complete the OLR Form:
1. Log in to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal:
https://seminolega.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/seminole.jsp
2. Navigate to the OLR Form:
After logging in, go to “More” > “Annual Information Update.”
3. Choose “Existing Student Registration”:
Select this option to update information for currently enrolled students.
4. Review and Update:
Carefully check and update each section, including contact info, emergency contacts, health
details, and family information. Each parent/guardian and student must be reviewed.
5. Submit the Form:
After completing all sections, sign electronically and submit.
Need Help?
Call the Board of Education at 229-524-2433 or visit us in person. You may also email one of
the following for more help.
Kristy Johnson - kristy.johnson@seminole.k12.ga.us
Ashley Glass - Ashley.glass@seminole.k12.ga.us
Why Complete the OLR Form?
Updating your student’s information helps the district:
● Maintain accurate student records
● Provide timely updates and school notifications
● Ensure proper scheduling, transportation, and emergency contacts
We are thrilled to share a recap of our recent field trip to Cotton Hall Theater, where our 8th graders experienced the captivating Swamp Gravy production, "Graveside Service." This engaging show showcased the rich storytelling tradition that Swamp Gravy has cultivated over the past 33 years, blending humor and spookiness in a unique exploration of our memories and the ways we honor those who have passed.
The performance took our students on a journey through tales of ghosts, angels, and even outings in the cemetery, all set against the enchanting backdrop of swaying Spanish moss. It was a delightful blend of the eerie and the entertaining, encouraging students to reflect on how we remember loved ones and the fun, sometimes silly ways we confront our fears.
The feedback from students has been positive, with many expressing how the production inspired both laughter and thought. This experience not only enriched their understanding of storytelling but also fostered a greater appreciation for the arts. We would like to extend our gratitude to the teachers and chaperones who made this trip possible, as well as to Cotton Hall Theater for hosting us. We look forward to more enriching experiences in the future!
All Senior members of the football team, cheer squad, band, and cross country teams will be recognized during pre-game. Senior escorts need to be at the stadium for line-up at 6:45. Please contact Mrs. Amy Trawick at amy.trawick@seminole.k12.ga.us if you have questions. Seniors have been given all the information.
On October 15, Seminole County High School HOSA members joined students from across the state for the annual HOSA Fall Rally at Six Flags Over Georgia in Atlanta! The event brought together future health professionals for an exciting day of leadership development, networking, and fun.
Students had the opportunity to learn more about upcoming HOSA competitions, hear from inspiring speakers, and celebrate their passion for healthcare careers—all while enjoying the thrills of Six Flags!
The SCHS HOSA chapter represented Seminole County with pride and enthusiasm, embracing this year’s HOSA theme, “Champions of Change,” as they continue to grow as leaders and future health professionals.
The 4th Annual SCMHS “Spear Your Career” Career Fair was held on October 16, 2025, and was a tremendous success! Twenty-four vendors spent the day with Seminole County students, answering questions, handing out goodie bags, candy, and treats of all kinds, and creating a fun, interactive, and educational experience for everyone who attended.
Our business participants enjoyed a continental breakfast and a Chick-fil-A lunch, both made possible by our generous sponsors. Gold Sponsors included LMC Manufacturing and First Port City Bank; our Silver Sponsor was Burke, Worsham & Harrell; and our Bronze Sponsors included Donalsonville Downtown Development, Kinetic/Windstream, and the Seminole County FFA.
We extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our sponsors for their support and to each of our vendors for dedicating their time to help inspire and guide the students of SCMHS.
Participating Vendors:
American Peanut Growers Group, LLC
Army
BASF – Attapulgus
Burke, Worsham & Harrell
Donalsonville Fire Department
Donalsonville Hospital
Farm Credit
First Port City Bank
GA Department of Natural Resources
GA Forestry Commission
Georgia Community Bank
Georgia Pines – GAP
GHSA
JCI Contractors
LMC Manufacturing
Marines
Metro Power
Miller County Hospital
Seminole County Board of Education
Seminole County School Social Worker
Survival Flight
United States Coast Guard
Walther Farms
Windstream/Kinetic
If you would like to be involved with our Career Fair, please contact Kimber Sellers, High School Counselor, Haley Rykard, Middle School Counselor or Kathryn Touchton, CTAE Director. We hope to see you all next year, as Seminole County students get ready to Spear their Career!!
CTI students participated in a 3-day training with trainers certified by Georgia Tech that focuses on preparing students for careers in manufacturing while including a hands-on simulator exercise and team building exercises. Participating students earn the following industry recognized certifications: OSHA 10. Leon Six Sigma White Belt Training, and Hands Only CPR/AED. Students who participated include: Antonio Gardner, TraNyiah Richards, Hunter Wilson, John Brown, Jaden Lawson, Mikah Merkison, Cameron Simpson, Kamauri Smith, Raniyah Smith, Andrew Alley, Bralen McGriff, Grant York, Javarion Mike, Lexion Johnson, Cameron Choice
SCMHS Seniors to Serve as Poll Workers
Several Seminole County Middle High School seniors have completed poll worker training and will serve at the polls during the upcoming election. These students will help check in voters, assist with procedures, and ensure Election Day runs smoothly. Their participation is a great example of civic engagement and leadership in action!
Seminole County Senior Students are pictured from left to right:
Front Row: Milan Richardson, Courtney Cannon, Jolie Grand, Emma Godby, Ava Thompson, Jada Coachman, Jayla Coachman
Back Row: Marianna Christian, Mackenzie Brown, Christian Albritton
We are thrilled to announce a special field trip opportunity for all 8th graders to see Swamp Gravy: Graveside Service at Cotton Hall Theater!
About the Show:
For 33 years, Swamp Gravy has been telling stories, and this year’s edition is all about the spooky, unexplained, and silly stories from the cemetery. From ghosts and angels to picnics on the grounds, this show explores how we remember those who passed before us — and the fun ways we accidentally scare ourselves. Join us amidst the swaying Spanish moss for an unforgettable experience!
Show Date: Tuesday, October 21st, 2025 - 10:00 am: Students will travel via SCMHS bus.
Trip Details:
Cost: $20 per student (includes ticket, popcorn, and a drink)
Deadline for Money & Permission Forms: Friday, October 17th
Location: Cotton Hall Theater
Box Office Info: 1-229-785-5450 | www.SWAMPGRAVY.com
Please ensure your child’s permission form and payment are turned in by the deadline to secure their spot on this exciting trip!
Thank you for your support!
For questions, contact Mrs. Amy Cannon at amy.cannon@seminole.k12.ga.us.
Youth Leadership Program Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Youth Leadership Committee kicked off their first meeting of the year with an engaging and insightful session focused on self-awareness and teamwork. Before the meeting, students completed the Myers-Briggs personality test, giving them an opportunity to learn more about their individual strengths, preferences, and work styles.
During the meeting, students were grouped in different ways to complete a series of tasks. At times, they worked with peers who had similar personality types, which allowed them to see how their shared traits influenced collaboration. Other times, they were placed with students who had very different personality types, challenging them to adapt their communication and problem-solving styles to work effectively together.
This exercise provided a valuable lesson on the importance of understanding not only their own personalities but also the diverse perspectives of others. The experience helped students see how personality differences can impact group dynamics, encourage creativity, and strengthen problem-solving.
The committee left the meeting with a better appreciation for the value of both common ground and diversity in a team — an essential lesson as they begin their leadership journey this year. Also, a big thanks to Ameris Bank for their sponsorship of the program!
