The SCC school district wishes everyone in Panther Country a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Athletics on November 25th
The SCC Food for Kids Backpack Program would like to thank the Roberts Knightriders Snowmobile Club for their generous donation in support of our efforts to fight food insecurity in our community.
If you feel that your family would benefit from this program, please check us out at https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/page/scc-food-for-kids.
Thank you Roberts Knightriders for your support!
If you feel that your family would benefit from this program, please check us out at https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/page/scc-food-for-kids.
Thank you Roberts Knightriders for your support!
Reminder that there is no school this week, November 24th through the 28th. Students will return to class on December 1st.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving break!
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving break!
SCC Gifted & Talented middle school students had two amazing opportunities this month.
First was the Regional Student Leadership Day where 8th graders learned strategies for leading, goal setting, and collaboration. Students were then challenged to come up with their own school leadership projects, which they will be working on throughout the school year.
The second opportunity was called "Creative Lens" where 7th graders had a chance to explore self-expression and creativity through photography with the help of professional photographer Amy Salvaterra.
First was the Regional Student Leadership Day where 8th graders learned strategies for leading, goal setting, and collaboration. Students were then challenged to come up with their own school leadership projects, which they will be working on throughout the school year.
The second opportunity was called "Creative Lens" where 7th graders had a chance to explore self-expression and creativity through photography with the help of professional photographer Amy Salvaterra.
Thank you to High School Marching Band Teacher Sean Conway and students Lilly & Zynx for speaking about the fall marching band season at the school board meeting last night.
Also, thank you to High School Metals Teacher Brook Reyzer with students Sam & Josh for coming to discuss the metals business start-up making ribbon hangers last night.
These are just two of the many exciting things happening at the high school for students.
Also, thank you to High School Metals Teacher Brook Reyzer with students Sam & Josh for coming to discuss the metals business start-up making ribbon hangers last night.
These are just two of the many exciting things happening at the high school for students.
Athletics on November 20th
Athletics on November 18th
The cast & crew of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer invite you to a Santa Meet & Greet on Saturday, December 13th from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Get your picture taken with Santa, sit in Santa's sleigh, and create Christmas ornaments! Tickets are available for this event at https://scc.ludus.com/200507192. Tickets are $5 for each participating child.
Tickets are on sale now for SCC High School's production of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer! Show times are at 7:00 p.m. on December 5th & 2:00 p.m. on December 6th & 7th. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased online or at the door. Buy tickets online at: https://scc.ludus.com/index.php?show_id=200499508.
Athletics on November 17th
The SCC Construction Program is seeking real-world building projects to elevate our students' learning this semester. This initiative allows community partners to acquire a custom-built item while providing invaluable hands-on experience to our students. We have two levels of capacity.
Construction I (Smaller Scale) - Students can handle projects like raised garden beds, bean bag boards, and work tables
Construction II (Larger Scale) - students are prepared for bigger builds such as small sheds, hunting blinds, and chicken coops.
We are always open to discussing other projects that fit within these general size ranges!
How does it work? The process is simple. The community partner purchases and delivers the necessary materials, and our students handle all the construction under instructor supervision.
Please note! These projects are built by students who are actively learning, meaning mistakes are an essential part of the educational process. We commit to a high-quality finished product, but your patience and understanding are highly valued as you partner with us.
We will accept project requests until our current class capacity is filled. If you are interested in having our students build a project for you this coming trimester, please contact instructor Tyce Todd at ttodd@scc.k12.wi.us to discuss the scope and timeline!
Construction I (Smaller Scale) - Students can handle projects like raised garden beds, bean bag boards, and work tables
Construction II (Larger Scale) - students are prepared for bigger builds such as small sheds, hunting blinds, and chicken coops.
We are always open to discussing other projects that fit within these general size ranges!
How does it work? The process is simple. The community partner purchases and delivers the necessary materials, and our students handle all the construction under instructor supervision.
Please note! These projects are built by students who are actively learning, meaning mistakes are an essential part of the educational process. We commit to a high-quality finished product, but your patience and understanding are highly valued as you partner with us.
We will accept project requests until our current class capacity is filled. If you are interested in having our students build a project for you this coming trimester, please contact instructor Tyce Todd at ttodd@scc.k12.wi.us to discuss the scope and timeline!
Students in Ms. Hawkins' Baking & Pastry Arts class held a cupcake wars competition. Students were challenged to create a cupcake display that related to their chosen theme. Cupcake flavors & decorations had to relate to their theme as well show off their decorating skills.
On Friday, we recognized our SCC Middle School Students of the Month for September, October, and November! These 24 students have done an outstanding job of demonstrating our ROAR character traits! Congratulations!
Athletics on November 14th
Athletics on November 13th
The Fall newsletter is available to be viewed online at https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/documents/district-newsletters/588195.
This issue has valuable information regarding updated KPI numbers, an update to Academic & Career Planning curriculum at the high school, the district's Fabric Production Lab, along with highlights on Senior golfer Addison Kofal & our cross country team's successful fall seasons!
This issue has valuable information regarding updated KPI numbers, an update to Academic & Career Planning curriculum at the high school, the district's Fabric Production Lab, along with highlights on Senior golfer Addison Kofal & our cross country team's successful fall seasons!
Woodworking students are excited to be taking another round of projects home!
Thank you to our Veterans and community members for attending the middle school's Veterans Day program this afternoon. A special thank you to Captain Patrick Rielly for being our keynote speaker at today's program. Thank you to all Veterans, whether you were able to attend one of our programs or were unable to, for your service to all of us and to our country. You are appreciated today and every day!
Thank you to everyone who attended the Veterans Day program at the Elementary School and, most importantly, thank you to the Veterans who we were able to honor this morning. There are two more chances today to celebrate our Veterans: 10:30 a.m. at the high school and 1:00 p.m. at the Middle School. Great job elementary students!
