Growing Greatness

  • Our Mission

    It is the mission of Scotland County Schools to develop responsible, productive citizens by providing an excellent education for the children through engaging instruction.  Partnering with families and the community, we will ensure every child's academic, social, emotional, and physical needs are met in a safe, nurturing environment. 

Announcements

  • 2018 Kindergarten Orientation

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    Raise your hand if you're excited about welcoming the Class of 2031 to Scotland County Schools! 

     

    Make plans to attend the kindergarten information session at your child's elementary school.  Lots of great information will be shared...you don't want to miss it!  (And don't forget to bring your child's Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, and Proof of Residency.)

     

    South Scotland - May 2, 8:30 am


    Laurel Hill/North Laurinburg @ Laurel Hill - May 2, 9:00 am

     

    Wagram - May 7, 9:00 am


    I. Ellis Johnson - May 8, 9:00 am


    Covington Street/Sycamore Lane @ Sycamore Lane - May 15, 8:30 am

     

     

     
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  • 2018-19 School Calendars Approved

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    Click here for the Traditional Calendar

    Click here for the SEarCH Calendar

     

     
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  • Child Nutrition - Bid Solicitation

    Scotland County Schools Child Nutrition Services is soliciting bids for the Following products and services for the 2018-2019 school year: Produce. If your company is Interested on bidding or for additional information, please contact the Scotland County Child Nutrition Office at (910) 276-1138 x 337 or rjacobs@scotland.k12.nc.us Produce bids are due before or by May 3rd 2018 for bid Opening at 10:00 am.

    “In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this Institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, Sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office Of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”

     

     
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  • See Something. Say Something.

    Everyone is concerned about school safety. It has been, is, and will continue to be our Board and Administration's top priority for our schools to remain a safe place to learn. We have a multitude of safety measures and procedures in place in our schools and district offices, but we know that even with all the camera systems, drills, and exercises we conduct, our most valuable security system that we have on our campuses each day remains the many thousands of eyes and ears of our students and staff. We can’t stress enough how strongly we encourage anyone and everyone to say something to someone – a teacher, a counselor, an administrator, or law enforcement personnel – if they hear or see anything suspicious or ever have any concerns. Let us teach our children to always be kind. Let us do everything we can, with all that we can, to ensure that our schools and community remain safe. 

     
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Latest News

  • April Board of Education Recognitions

    During the April 16th BOE meeting, we recognized the following staff and students for their outstanding contributions and accomplishments:
    Tyler Cooper, 7th grader at Spring Hill, and the SHS JROTC led the pledge and presented the colors.

    Teacher Feature - Danny Gallagher, 2017-18 Teacher of the Year at Spring Hill Middle School

    Key Player Award:
    Duke Williams, Chief, Laurinburg Police Department - Sean Chavis, City SRO Lead - Ralph Kersey, Sheriff, Scotland County Sheriff's Department - Officer David Shankle, County SRO Lead - Roylin Hammond, Coordinator, Scotland County EMS - Randy Gibson, Chief, Laurinburg Fire Department - Charlie Jenkins Lead SCS Security Officer

    Recognitions:
    SHS Scotbotics Team: Ajana Anderson, Jordan Goldson, Renetrice Jacobs, Chrishaud McLeod, Elijah Herring, Macie Williams, and Coaches Kevin Combs, Felicia Ingram, and Amber Hutchins 

    SHS 'Genius Bar' Tech Desk Interns: Nyzere Baker, Jaaron Godwin, James Seals, Ajana Anderson, Tyrik Bradman, Tyler Lockey, Jackson Quick, Blake Wood, 
    Skylar Locklear, Chrishaud McLeod, Brooklyn Woodside, Chason Cayton, Jumarius McLean, and Instructors Tracy McGill and Kevin Combs

     

     

  • Scotland County Schools Celebrates 'An Evening with the Arts'

    On Thursday, April 12, the commons and auditorium at Scotland High School were filled with the sights and sounds of our elementary, middle, and high school art, choral, and theater student talent.  We could not be prouder to have the opportunity to showcase the incredible gifts and abilities of our students and look forward to growing this event bigger and better every year!    

     

  • 2018 Robotics Showcase

    On Saturday, April 14, the gym at Scotland High School was filled with elementary, middle, and high school robotics team members showcasing their 21st century talents and skills. While the opportunity to witness the amazing technical skills of our students was indeed impressive, it was equally awesome to see the collaboration amongst team members and with other teams across the district. With STEM related careers expected to grow more than 9 million between 2012 and 2022, we couldn't be prouder that our students have this opportunity to learn these skills that will make them competitive in their academic and work careers after graduation.

     
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