In an effort to improve system practices, Switzerland County High School is conducting a Parent Survey. We value your opinion and ask that you take the time to complete this survey. In order to complete the survey, please go to: http://www.advanc-ed.org/survey/public/4433541Please be assured that your responses to this survey will be anonymous. Your honest opinion [...]
School WILL be in session on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 1/18/16, as a snow make-up day
SCHS vs. New Washington- 6:00 pm Homecoming Court will be voted on by the students the week of January 4th.
PAG Meeting- 1/14/2016- 5pm-6pm in the HS library
It is that time of year! Inclement weather is coming and we need to make sure we have updated contact information for families and staff. Please fill out this form to ensure that you get timely school closing /delay information. If you have any questions, please contact Angela Grubbs-812-427-4211 agrubbs@switzsc.org http://goo.gl/forms/nnyhv24HLf Thank you!
Predictions for Epidemics- Mrs. Casie Jesop In Algebra students learned to analyze data and create prediction equations for their found data. Students first learned to find the slope of two points in their data. Second they picked one of the data points they used to find the slope and the slope and substituted the values [...]
Switzerland County is involved in the Microsoft IT Academy once again this year. We had much success in this program last year as 41 certifications were earned by students. We have started off this year in the IT Academy by working towards our Microsoft Word Certification. We had 14 students earn their Word Certification: Coby [...]
Speak Up, an online research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow®, gives education stakeholders the opportunity to share their viewpoints about key educational issues, particularly concerning digital learning and the use of technology to support future ready schools. Each year, findings are summarized and shared with national and state policy makers. Participating schools and districts can [...]
For adults only, “Hidden In Plain Sight” is an eye-opening exhibit of a teenager’s bedroom. The exhibit features many common and not so common places that kids might hide drugs and paraphernalia. Learn how to recognize potential signs that a child might be experimenting with or using drugs. Become familiar with hiding areas, understand current drug trends [...]
