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We are ready for a great week at SCHS. Check out the Family and Student Newsletter for the week of September 21st. How can you "Sharpen Your Spear" this week?
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SCHS Football vs. Thomasville Bulldogs. 7:30 PM tonight at Seminole Stadium. We need your support Seminole County. Go Indians!
We hope to see you tonight at 7:30 PM as our Indian Football team, Green Machine Band and the Indian Cheerleaders take the field! 🏈 Please remember that all Pre-K through 8th-grade students must be accompanied by and remain under the supervision of an adult age 18 or older throughout the game; unsupervised students may be asked to leave. Thank you for your cooperation and support—Go Indians!
Celebrate the 2026 Seminole County Homecoming!
Show your Indian Pride and support the SCHS Yearbook Staff by purchasing a 2026 Homecoming T-shirt!
The yearbook is a huge undertaking—and an expensive one! For just $20, you can proudly show your school spirit while helping us create a lasting book filled with this year’s events, memories, and moments.
To purchase a shirt, contact Mrs. Kathryn Touchton or any member of the Yearbook Staff.
We truly appreciate your support!
Go Indians!!
kathryn.touchton@seminole.k12.ga.us
Show your Indian Pride and support the SCHS Yearbook Staff by purchasing a 2026 Homecoming T-shirt!
The yearbook is a huge undertaking—and an expensive one! For just $20, you can proudly show your school spirit while helping us create a lasting book filled with this year’s events, memories, and moments.
To purchase a shirt, contact Mrs. Kathryn Touchton or any member of the Yearbook Staff.
We truly appreciate your support!
Go Indians!!
kathryn.touchton@seminole.k12.ga.us
Seminole County Hosts Region Work-Based Learning Meeting
On Thursday, September 10, Seminole County had the pleasure of hosting the Region Work-Based Learning (WBL) Quarterly Meeting, with representatives from 35 counties in attendance.
Following introductions, WBL coordinators enjoyed a tour of our facilities before returning to the Multipurpose Room for lunch and the afternoon business meeting.
Lunch was generously sponsored by the Donalsonville Downtown Development Authority (DDA) and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and catered by Southern Grind. Hannah Roberts, DDA President, and Kadie Matthews, Chamber President, welcomed our guests with greetings from Donalsonville. They also provided brochures featuring our community, along with a list of local shopping and dining recommendations to help our visitors experience all that Donalsonville has to offer.
SCHS WBL Coordinator Kathryn Touchton extends a heartfelt thank-you to the DDA and the Chamber for their generosity and for the time and effort they invested in welcoming our out-of-town guests.
The Work-Based Learning program is an important part of our school system, providing students with valuable opportunities to explore careers, develop workplace skills, and prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Thank you to our community partners for helping us showcase Seminole County and support our students!
On Thursday, September 10, Seminole County had the pleasure of hosting the Region Work-Based Learning (WBL) Quarterly Meeting, with representatives from 35 counties in attendance.
Following introductions, WBL coordinators enjoyed a tour of our facilities before returning to the Multipurpose Room for lunch and the afternoon business meeting.
Lunch was generously sponsored by the Donalsonville Downtown Development Authority (DDA) and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and catered by Southern Grind. Hannah Roberts, DDA President, and Kadie Matthews, Chamber President, welcomed our guests with greetings from Donalsonville. They also provided brochures featuring our community, along with a list of local shopping and dining recommendations to help our visitors experience all that Donalsonville has to offer.
SCHS WBL Coordinator Kathryn Touchton extends a heartfelt thank-you to the DDA and the Chamber for their generosity and for the time and effort they invested in welcoming our out-of-town guests.
The Work-Based Learning program is an important part of our school system, providing students with valuable opportunities to explore careers, develop workplace skills, and prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Thank you to our community partners for helping us showcase Seminole County and support our students!
Student Shoutouts
Student Shoutouts
Student Shoutouts
Support SCHS Student Council and you could win some sweet treats!
Student Council is selling raffle tickets for $2 each for a chance to win one of two large baskets filled with homemade treats from local bakers! The drawing will be held during halftime of the September 25 football game.
Funds raised by Student Council help support student behavior incentives, test-day treats, senior events, and small staff appreciation gifts throughout the school year.
Students can bring money to school, and Student Council members will collect raffle money during Tribe Time. You may also contact Mrs. Bethany Williams to purchase tickets.
Thank you for supporting our Student Council and helping them give back to the students and staff of SCHS!
Student Council is selling raffle tickets for $2 each for a chance to win one of two large baskets filled with homemade treats from local bakers! The drawing will be held during halftime of the September 25 football game.
Funds raised by Student Council help support student behavior incentives, test-day treats, senior events, and small staff appreciation gifts throughout the school year.
Students can bring money to school, and Student Council members will collect raffle money during Tribe Time. You may also contact Mrs. Bethany Williams to purchase tickets.
Thank you for supporting our Student Council and helping them give back to the students and staff of SCHS!
Work-Based Learning Spotlight
Maggie Hornsby is completing her Work-Based Learning hours at The Whittaker Agency, where she is gaining valuable experience while strengthening the employability skills that are an important component of all CTAE courses. Her position provides her with the opportunity to apply these skills in a real-world setting and prepare for success in today’s workforce.
As an employee at The Whittaker Agency, Maggie gains hands-on experience in a professional office environment while learning how a business operates. Her responsibilities include answering phones, organizing paperwork, assisting customers, and completing a variety of office tasks. Through this experience, Maggie has strengthened her communication, organization, and time-management skills while gaining a better understanding of the insurance industry and the expectations of a professional workplace.
The Whittaker Agency became a WBL partner last spring, and we are excited to continue building this partnership for years to come. We are incredibly grateful for their willingness to invest in our students and help prepare them for successful futures!
Maggie Hornsby is completing her Work-Based Learning hours at The Whittaker Agency, where she is gaining valuable experience while strengthening the employability skills that are an important component of all CTAE courses. Her position provides her with the opportunity to apply these skills in a real-world setting and prepare for success in today’s workforce.
As an employee at The Whittaker Agency, Maggie gains hands-on experience in a professional office environment while learning how a business operates. Her responsibilities include answering phones, organizing paperwork, assisting customers, and completing a variety of office tasks. Through this experience, Maggie has strengthened her communication, organization, and time-management skills while gaining a better understanding of the insurance industry and the expectations of a professional workplace.
The Whittaker Agency became a WBL partner last spring, and we are excited to continue building this partnership for years to come. We are incredibly grateful for their willingness to invest in our students and help prepare them for successful futures!
This week in athletics!
Attention all 7th and 11th grade parents – Thank you to those who have submitted their students updated GA immunization records. You may disregard the remainder of this text. For those who have not yet submitted your child’s shot records you are now PAST the deadline date. Your child is in danger of being placed on the withdrawal list per GA State Law. Please immediately contact your child’s doctor’s office or local health dept to obtain a copy of their records or make an appointment. If your child receives their immunizations in another state you will need to take your current record to the local health dept and have it converted to a Georgia record. Please contact our school nurse Tina Calhoun with your child’s appointment date or with any questions.
Do not forget to update and complete your Online Registration for the 26-27 school year. Each student must have an updated online registration. September 4th was the deadline and students who did not complete the registration may be withdrawn from school and not allowed to attend until registration is complete. Check out the flyer for directions and contact information. Go Indians!
Log in to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal: https://seminolega.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/seminole.jsp
We are ready for a great week at SCHS. Check out what's happening and come help us continue to be the "Best School in Southwest Georgia." Go Indians!
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CTAE Advisory Council Fall Meeting
The SCHS CTAE Advisory Council met on Tuesday, September 8th, for its fall meeting. After enjoying breakfast, sponsored by the FFA, CTAE Director Kathryn Touchton shared an informative presentation highlighting the purpose and importance of the advisory council. She also discussed Georgia CTAE pathways, Governor Kemp’s Top State for Talent initiative, and the 11 CTAE pathways currently offered at SCHS.
Following the presentation, council members had the opportunity to tour our new, state-of-the-art CTAE classrooms and labs and see firsthand the exciting learning opportunities available to our students.
A huge “thank you” goes out to the individuals and business and industry partners who were able to attend. Your time, talents, expertise, and commitment to our students are greatly appreciated!
The primary functions of a CTAE Advisory Council are to:
• Encourage CTAE pathway alignment with the local labor market needs of business and industry.
• Strengthen Work-Based Learning (WBL) programs and expand student workforce opportunities.
• Cultivate partnerships among industry, education, and economic development stakeholders.
• Support Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) events, clubs, and initiatives.
• Promote public awareness and understanding of CTAE programs.
If you are interested in becoming a member of this important group, please contact Mrs. Touchton. Advisory Council members provide valuable support, guidance, and industry expertise to help strengthen CTAE programs and ensure our graduates are prepared to pursue postsecondary education, training, and successful careers. Join CTAE in helping shape the future!
The SCHS CTAE Advisory Council met on Tuesday, September 8th, for its fall meeting. After enjoying breakfast, sponsored by the FFA, CTAE Director Kathryn Touchton shared an informative presentation highlighting the purpose and importance of the advisory council. She also discussed Georgia CTAE pathways, Governor Kemp’s Top State for Talent initiative, and the 11 CTAE pathways currently offered at SCHS.
Following the presentation, council members had the opportunity to tour our new, state-of-the-art CTAE classrooms and labs and see firsthand the exciting learning opportunities available to our students.
A huge “thank you” goes out to the individuals and business and industry partners who were able to attend. Your time, talents, expertise, and commitment to our students are greatly appreciated!
The primary functions of a CTAE Advisory Council are to:
• Encourage CTAE pathway alignment with the local labor market needs of business and industry.
• Strengthen Work-Based Learning (WBL) programs and expand student workforce opportunities.
• Cultivate partnerships among industry, education, and economic development stakeholders.
• Support Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) events, clubs, and initiatives.
• Promote public awareness and understanding of CTAE programs.
If you are interested in becoming a member of this important group, please contact Mrs. Touchton. Advisory Council members provide valuable support, guidance, and industry expertise to help strengthen CTAE programs and ensure our graduates are prepared to pursue postsecondary education, training, and successful careers. Join CTAE in helping shape the future!
Check out this year's Homecoming themes.
Student Shoutouts
The floral design class is offering Homecoming Flowers again this year!
Corsages - $25
Bouquets - $55
Boutonniere - $10
Deadline to order flowers is September 24th!
Link to Google Form:
https://forms.gle/cHikugweHmDVGwse6
Corsages - $25
Bouquets - $55
Boutonniere - $10
Deadline to order flowers is September 24th!
Link to Google Form:
https://forms.gle/cHikugweHmDVGwse6
Go Indians!
