Seventh grade life science students had the unique experience of dissecting frogs this week!
SCW students brought the spirit last week during homecoming spirit week! Both students and staff got involved, bringing extra smiles for all!
Eighth grade students had a wonderful, real-world learning experience with the Reality Store on Friday. We are grateful for our partnerships with the Virginia Cooperative Extension who sponsors this event. We are also thankful for all of the volunteers who come to assist!
Not only did students participate in the Reality Store, they were able to rotate through a station all about MHS, and another station about Bridging Communities!
Our hope is that students left here on Friday with a little more clarity about their future! If you see an 8th grader, ask them which career they were assigned and what the salary was for their career! Then, ask them if they now understand how expensive life can be!
Eighth grade math students had a unique experience practicing tax, tip, and discount when their teachers set up their classrooms like a diner. This real-world lesson demonstrated why knowing how to calculate tax, tip, and discount is a crucial skill.
Don't forget that tomorrow is mismatch Monday!
Check out SCW's Community Pantry! This is a new spin on Backpack Buddies! Thanks to donations from the Cryer Center, teachers, and parents, the pantry is fully stocked.
With parent permission, students are able to visit the pantry on Fridays.
Next week is Homecoming Week! We encourage students to participate in spirit days!
Tuesday's Rhyme without Reason is get with your bestie and dress up with two words that rhyme like - cat and hat, truck and duck.
Tuesday's Rhyme without Reason is get with your bestie and dress up with two words that rhyme like - cat and hat, truck and duck.
Sixth grade science students used Oreos to learn about the moon phases today!
Q1 midterms will be coming home with your child today. Please take time to review your child's grades. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child's teacher.
Sixth grade students in career and life readiness class designed and made conflict resolution puppets and put on mini plays for their classmates.
SCW students who participated in the Summer DreamBox Challenge were awarded today! Two students who completed 80 lessons received a Wal-Mart gift card in addition to a certificate and candy! Congratulations and keep up with the good work!
SCW Fall Picture Day is tomorrow, Wednesday, September 10th. All students will be photographed for the yearbook. Purchasing information will be sent home with students.
Picture Day is Wednesday!
Sixth graders participated in the second annual locker race today! It was a tight race with high intensity!
Today's SCW girls' basketball game has been changed to 5:30 pm! This is a home game against Northumberland.
SCW's girls' volleyball team is ready!
Reminder! Students cannot be dropped off at SCW before 7:45 am. Student drop-off is 7:45 am - 8:15 am.
Students interested in SCW Golf?
Tuesdays and Thursdays - Bring a note to ride a bus to the Piankatank Golf Course. Students must be picked up at the golf course at 5:30 pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays - Bring a note to ride a bus to the Piankatank Golf Course. Students must be picked up at the golf course at 5:30 pm.
Tissue Drive Update! Thank you to all who participated! Konnor Brooks is the winner of a free 2025-2026 yearbook!
SCW Fall Sports Tryouts
Girls' Volleyball Tuesday, 8/19 until 5:30 pm at SCW
Co-ed Soccer Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday until 5:00 pm at SCW Sports Complex
Girls' Basketball Tuesday and Wednesday until 5:00 pm at MES
Students must bring a note permitting them to stay after school or ride a transfer bus to MES. Students should also bring athletic attire to change into for tryouts. Girls trying out for volleyball should bring their knee pads if they have them.
Girls' Volleyball Tuesday, 8/19 until 5:30 pm at SCW
Co-ed Soccer Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday until 5:00 pm at SCW Sports Complex
Girls' Basketball Tuesday and Wednesday until 5:00 pm at MES
Students must bring a note permitting them to stay after school or ride a transfer bus to MES. Students should also bring athletic attire to change into for tryouts. Girls trying out for volleyball should bring their knee pads if they have them.