CTAE Director Kathryn Touchton and Workforce Ready Instructor Kaylah Andrews were invited to Georgia Pacific in Cedar Springs as part of the company's outreach to cultivate a pool of potential employees. After a tour of the facilities, they met with the leadership and HR teams, fostering a promising partnership that aims to expose our students to various employment opportunities at Georgia Pacific.
Attention 6th & 8th grade parents: Beginning on Monday, 3/3 through 3/20 all 6th & 8th grade students will have a mandatory scoliosis screening performed during their tribe time class. This is a state mandated requirement UNLESS the child's parent/guardian returns the screening form SIGNED with "OPT OUT" selected. Forms went home last week with your child. Female students are required to wear a sports bra or bathing suit top, and Male students need to wear a t-shirt for the test. Your students' tribe time teacher will notify them the day before their screening that they will be screened the next day. If you have any questions please contact the school nurse.
The SCMS baseball team will take on Washington Middle School at home on March 10th, at 4:00 pm. We will face them again when we travel to Cairo on March 19th. That game will also start at 4:00 pm.
Middle School Reading Club enjoys book tasting at monthly meetings!
Congratulations to our Basketball All-Region Selections!
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Reminder! Most local scholarships are due March 1st. See the information below.
Attention Class of 2025: Jostens will deliver your senior supplies on Wednesday, March 5 from 11:00-12:30 in the Senior Dining Area. Cash or money orders only will be accepted at delivery for any remaining balances. No checks will be accepted. You may also call the Jostens office (229-435-1809) to pay with a debit or credit card or pay online at gagrad.com. Again, your senior supplies will be delivered on Wednesday, March 5.
Attention Class of 2027: It’s not too late to order your class ring! Jostens will be here to take class ring orders on Wednesday, March 5 from 11:00-12:30 in the Senior Dining Area. To tell your story and design your ring, go to www.jostens.com. Remember to print your online design and bring it with your $100 down payment. If you have already placed an order, you may make a payment on the 5th as well.
Please see the attachment below for the 2025 graduation attire.
This week, Choral Director Maribeth Burke accepted a generous donation for Seminole Fine Arts Booster from the Donalsonville Womens Club, presented by Treasurer Annette Burkett. Seminole Fine Arts Booster is honored and grateful for the support of community organizations that believe in Fine Arts education and mentors for our students. Thank you to the thoughtful ladies of Donalsonville Womens Club for your kind contribution!
SCMHS Reading Teams competed in the South Region HRRB last Saturday. The Georgia Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl is open to students in grades 4-12 and includes six geographic competition regions across the state. Middle school students are quizzed on the 20 Georgia Book Award Nominees, while high school students are quizzed on the 20 Georgia Peach Teen Book Award Nominees.
Today's varsity baseball game @ Miller County County was rescheduled. We will travel to Colquitt and take on the Pirates on 4/10 @ 6:00pm. The game @ Sneeds originally scheduled for 4/10, will now be played on 4/11 @ 6:00pm.
Today's baseball game against Miller County has been canceled.
SCMHS Baseball Schedule Updates:
Today's Middle School games vs Baconton have been moved to 3/12 and will be played here. DH, beginning at 4:30 pm.
Tomorrow's Middle School game @ Washington has been canceled, and we will play them here on 3/10, DH, at 4:00 pm.
Friday’s varsity baseball game vs. Miller will be played on Thursday at 6:00 pm away, so we can secure umpires and not interfere with the girls' basketball state playoff game. We want to see a lot of green and white tomorrow when we travel to Colquitt to take on the Pirates!
Middle school yearbooks for sale! See the flyer below.
The results are in! These members submitted a National Proficiency Application in the area of their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project!
State Finalists and Winners of the South Region:
Nathan Landing - Turf Grass Management Placement
Jada Coachman - Swine Production Placement
Lyndon Touchton - Agricultural Mechanics Design & Fabrication
Other Placings in the South Region:
2nd Place- Mindy Shattles - Diversified Livestock Production
2nd Place - Ava Thompson - Agriculture Sales Placement
2nd Place - Emma Godby - Equine Science Entrepreneurship
4th Place - Christian Albritton - Diversified Agricultural Production Placement
5th Place - Drew Smith - Food Processing Placement
Congratulations to these members on their hard work; we are so proud of you!
Come out tonight at 6:00PM to support our Lady Indians in the First Round of the GHSA State Playoffs! Tickets are sold on GoFan.com. Go Indians!
Come out tonight and support our Lady Indians as they try to bring home the Region Championship in Albany, GA! Game starts at 7:00PM. GO INDIANS!
The varsity baseball game against Miller County has been rescheduled to Monday, April 14th, and it will take place at home starting at 6 PM.
The purpose of the Young Georgia Authors writing competition is to encourage students to develop enthusiasm for and expertise in their writing, to provide a context to celebrate their writing successes, and to recognize student achievement in arts and academics. This prestigious competition has been engaging Georgia students for more than two decades and is open to any student currently enrolled in Georgia public schools, grades K -12. The competition is sponsored by the Georgia Language Arts Supervisors (GLAS) and the Georgia RESA Network with support from the Georgia Department of Education.
SCMHS is proud to recognize these students for their achievement in writing!
On Thursday, February 13th, Work-Based Learning (WBL) student Hannah Snider, along with Assistant Principal Jessica Lanier, had the honor of delivering heartfelt Valentine's Day cards to several local nursing homes. These cards were carefully created by the students and staff of Seminole County Middle/High School, each one filled with messages of warmth, kindness, and love. The initiative not only spread joy to the residents but also gave our students a meaningful opportunity to engage in community service and show their appreciation for the elderly. This act of giving reflects the compassionate spirit of our school and serves as a reminder of the positive impact we can make when we come together to share moments of love and care.
