Next week is Red Ribbon Week. Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free. We have a lot of great activities planned. Dress up for our special theme days also! 

The GaDOE would like your feedback on the proposed weights for the 2020-21 End of Course Tests for high school students.

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Breakfast and Lunch at No Cost - Sept 14th - Dec 31st

All Social Circle City Schools students will receive one free breakfast and one free lunch daily between September 14th, 2020 and December 31st, 2020.  U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, announced that this temporary flexibility is being provided as the country recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.  All schools in the state of Georgia are eligible for this program until December 31st or until all of the USDA funds are exhausted. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

Dear SCCS Families,
We have received a request from the Elections Board to use the gym on the middle &
high school campus for the November 3rd, 2020, national elections. They anticipate
large participation rates and need a facility that will allow for greater social distancing
than the facilities that they typically use.

Dear SCCS Families,
Thank you for your support of our schools and district! A district status report will
be shared with our community each Friday. This report will include the total
number of new COVID-19 cases in our system and the total number of new
quarantined individuals due to close contact. Click Here For Infographic (updated Oct 23, 2020)

Families have expressed concerns about how long we will be able to remain open due to strict CDC and DPH quarantine rules. SCCS wants to remain open for face to face instruction. Please continue to support us by following these essential steps.

We have created the attached flow chart to help staff and parents understand how we will communicate identified COVID-19 cases. Click HERE to view the flow chart. 

Following each Board of Education meeting, videos will be posted on our school Youtube channel. You can access these videos by clicking THIS LINK. 

“See Something, Send Something” provides a platform to capture a photo of suspicious activity or send in information with written text. Information received in the app is sent directly to the Georgia Information Sharing and Analysis Center (GISAC) where the tips can be evaluated and provided to law enforcement across the state as needed. The application is available at no cost for iPhone and Android phone users, as well as iPad users. Click Here to download the app. 

Thank you Middle/High school parents for your cooperation during the morning and afternoon car rider line.  To insure a safe and efficient drop off in the morning please follow the steps and refer to diagram.