🚌🎒Time to start welcoming our next generation of students!
Spring Sports Parents and Athletes,
There will be a "mandatory" spring sports parent meeting next Monday, March 2, at 6:00 pm in the high school cafeteria for all parents/guardians who have a son or daughter in grades 7-12 who are planning to play a spring sport this season. This meeting is "mandatory" if you DID NOT attend this parent meeting during the fall or winter sports seasons.
There will be a "mandatory" spring sports parent meeting next Monday, March 2, at 6:00 pm in the high school cafeteria for all parents/guardians who have a son or daughter in grades 7-12 who are planning to play a spring sport this season. This meeting is "mandatory" if you DID NOT attend this parent meeting during the fall or winter sports seasons.
Boys Basketball Players, Parents, and Coaches,
Our Varsity Boys Basketball team will open OHSAA Sectional Tournament play this Thursday, February 26, as we host New Riegel at 6:00 pm. Tickets may be purchased online through the OHSAA ticket website: www.ohsaa.org/tickets, or tickets are available at the door. Prices are the same: $10 for adults and $5 for students. NO PASSES (Firelands Conference, Senior Citizen, Family Passes, Pre-sale tickets, etc.) will be accepted.
Tournament Bracket Link
Best of luck and GO TROJANS!
🥎💛Support Our Softball Team & Grab Your Trojan Bag! 🖤🥎 It’s time to show your Trojan pride while supporting our amazing softball team! We’re selling Trojan Bags! Here’s how it works: 👜 Purchase your Trojan Bag ✍️ If you know a softball player, please put the player’s name in the notes section at checkout so we can handle distribution. 📞 If you don’t know a player, no problem! We will contact you with details on how to receive your bag once they are delivered. This is a great way to support our team and represent Trojan pride in the community. Thank you for supporting our softball players...we couldn’t do it without you! 💛🖤 🔗 https://happyteesbyjenny.shop/products/south-central-softball-tote-bag-fundraiser-ends-09-12?_pos=2&_psq=lady&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Box Office Thursday, Feb. 19 6:30-8:00 PM
Please see the attached bid information sheet.
🚨Attention South Central Parents — This Conversation Could Save a Life.
Join us on March 5th at 6:00pm in the High School Library for an important parent presentation:
Online Safety, Sextortion Awareness & Mental Health Prevention
Presented by Tim & Tamia Woods, founders of The Do It for James Foundation
17-year-old James Timothy Woods experienced sextortion and tragically died by suicide. In the face of unimaginable loss, his family now shares his story to raise awareness, promote prevention, and ensure other families have the knowledge and tools to protect their children.
During this session, parents will learn:
• What sextortion is, how it happens, and warning signs to watch for
• Practical steps to help protect your child online
• How and where to report concerns
• How to access mental health supports
• How to start open, supportive conversations at home
Here is a link to coverage of Jame’s story- Part 1: Sextortion, Suicide, and the fight to protect our kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW7qbZzD3Jw
We strongly encourage all parents and guardians to attend. Together, we can work to keep our students safe.
Join us on March 5th at 6:00pm in the High School Library for an important parent presentation:
Online Safety, Sextortion Awareness & Mental Health Prevention
Presented by Tim & Tamia Woods, founders of The Do It for James Foundation
17-year-old James Timothy Woods experienced sextortion and tragically died by suicide. In the face of unimaginable loss, his family now shares his story to raise awareness, promote prevention, and ensure other families have the knowledge and tools to protect their children.
During this session, parents will learn:
• What sextortion is, how it happens, and warning signs to watch for
• Practical steps to help protect your child online
• How and where to report concerns
• How to access mental health supports
• How to start open, supportive conversations at home
Here is a link to coverage of Jame’s story- Part 1: Sextortion, Suicide, and the fight to protect our kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW7qbZzD3Jw
We strongly encourage all parents and guardians to attend. Together, we can work to keep our students safe.
Girls Basketball Players, Parents, and Coaches,
Reminder that Senior Night will be this Thursday, February 12, before our home game against Monroeville. Senior Night announcements will start at approximately 5:30pm before the warm-up period for the Varsity game. Senior Parents will be admitted free; please sign in at the ticket table upon arrival.
Best of luck to our Varsity Girls Basketball team, especially our seniors, as we close the regular season and look forward to tournament play. GO TROJANS!
Reminder that Senior Night will be this Thursday, February 12, before our home game against Monroeville. Senior Night announcements will start at approximately 5:30pm before the warm-up period for the Varsity game. Senior Parents will be admitted free; please sign in at the ticket table upon arrival.
Best of luck to our Varsity Girls Basketball team, especially our seniors, as we close the regular season and look forward to tournament play. GO TROJANS!
IT'S THE 100TH DAY OF SCHOOL!!!
🔬✨ Science in action. Our third graders are getting hands-on with learning, estimating the volume of different objects and then testing their predictions using graduated cylinders to see how many milliliters each one can hold. 📏🧪 Learning by doing in action.
Happy National School Counselors Week to our very own Mrs. Fishbaugh (K-8) and Mrs. Baker (9-12). Thank you for all that you do for our students, staff and community!
Don't miss the 2026 Dinner Theater! Tickets go on sale Thursday, Feb. 19th with 2 tickets options; $20 for Dinner and the Show OR $10 for the Show ONLY! Thanks for your support of our music program.
Giving a BIG SHOUT OUT to these students who have been accepted into the ASBDA All State Honor Band.
Sales starts TODAY (Feb. 2, 2026)
Order from any band student or online at https://near.tl/sm/7QvKGCilu
DELIVERY ON GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026!
Order from any band student or online at https://near.tl/sm/7QvKGCilu
DELIVERY ON GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026!
⚾️ This Sunday!
✨ Your Dream Dress Awaits… for FREE! ✨
Join us this Saturday January 31, 2026 for the Prom Boutique at the NLLS Community Outreach Building (425 Park Ave, New London) from 10:00am–2:00pm. Discover stunning prom and homecoming dresses at no cost, brought to you by South Central, New London, and Western Reserve. Appointments are not necessary just walk in! If you have any questions please reach out to Miss Johnston, district social worker (vjohnston@south-central.org or 419-752-001 ext.22243)
The South Central Board of Education has rescheduled its work session on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, at 6 pm to Monday, February 9, 2026, at 6 pm. The regular meeting of the SC BOE will take place as scheduled on Monday, February 9, 2026, at 7 pm.
Don't forget...today marks the first day of the READBowl!
What is it:
READBowl is a free, global reading competition designed to motivate students to read more by turning reading into a friendly challenge, similar in spirit to a sports bowl game. It was created by former NFL player and literacy advocate Malcolm Mitchell and his nonprofit Read With Malcolm (Share the Magic Foundation).
📚 K-4 Classes form teams and track the number of minutes they read during the competition.
🏆 It runs over several weeks (often starting near the week before the college football national championship and concluding around the NFL Super Bowl).
🌎 It’s a global reading competition — teams from around the world can participate.
📈 Schools and teachers log their students’ reading minutes, and at the end, winners are recognized based on highest average reading minutes across several grade-level categories.
🎯 The goal is to promote daily reading habits, foster accountability, and build excitement around literacy.
What is it:
READBowl is a free, global reading competition designed to motivate students to read more by turning reading into a friendly challenge, similar in spirit to a sports bowl game. It was created by former NFL player and literacy advocate Malcolm Mitchell and his nonprofit Read With Malcolm (Share the Magic Foundation).
📚 K-4 Classes form teams and track the number of minutes they read during the competition.
🏆 It runs over several weeks (often starting near the week before the college football national championship and concluding around the NFL Super Bowl).
🌎 It’s a global reading competition — teams from around the world can participate.
📈 Schools and teachers log their students’ reading minutes, and at the end, winners are recognized based on highest average reading minutes across several grade-level categories.
🎯 The goal is to promote daily reading habits, foster accountability, and build excitement around literacy.
Open to the public, this Tuesday!
Join us for a special night at our Annual VIP Dance. Form and Money is due Thursday, Jan. 29th
