Eagle Nation,
Please take a look at the 29th edition of the Weekly Talon for highlights and upcoming events at SBMHS.
https://app.smore.com/n/gy4z8
Please have a safe and wonderful weekend! We look forward to seeing our students on Monday morning!
No School April 3rd through April 10th. We look forward to seeing all our students back at SBMHS on Monday, April 13.
The school urges the Class of 2026 students to stay connected with Gear Up! Engaging with the programs and resources offered can significantly enhance their academic journey. Whether through events, workshops, or support services, Gear Up is dedicated to helping them succeed!
Students are encouraged not to miss out on these valuable opportunities to connect and grow. They should reach out, participate, and allow Gear Up to support them in achieving their educational goals!
#ClassOf2026 #GearUp #StayConnected #ClarendonCSD
National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day - April 1, 2026
We give a heartfelt thank‑you to the dedicated paraprofessionals at Scott’s Branch Middle High School. Your patience, guidance, and everyday efforts help our students thrive. From offering a helping hand to fostering a caring environment, your contributions shine. We appreciate the strength and support you bring to our schools.
Calling all middle and high school students interested in cheerleading—cheer tryouts are here! Round one will require you to submit an original cheer dance that is no longer than 45 seconds. This is an individual tryout—no teams—so be sure to show your creativity, style, and class. All videos must be submitted by April 15th at 11:59 p.m., and no late submissions will be accepted. Please send your video via direct message to @ScottsBranchCheer on Instagram. If you have any questions, contact Coach Ford. Don’t miss your chance to shine and show your school spirit!
This month, our Eagle students recently participated in their third Eagle Bucks Auction of the school year. Students were given a chance to bet on new cool prizes, gift cards, treat baskets, and incentives. We are excited for our students to continue learning and improving their skills in communication, negotiation, quick decision making, and public speaking.
Congratulations to our winners! Students, continue to earn your Eagle Bucks this quarter and stay tuned for our fourth and final Eagle Bucks Auction scheduled for May where we will have DOUBLE the prizes and double the FUN!!!!
MAP testing will begin tomorrow, March 31st. Students taking the test can prepare to do their best by: getting a good night sleep the night before the test, make sure to charge your device, and bring your school-issued device on the day of the test.
All middle school students will take MAP and high school students currently enrolled in Algebra 1 and English 1 will take MAP.
March 31st - ELA
April 1st - Math
April 2nd - Science
Eagle Nation,
Please take a look at the 28th edition of the Weekly Talon for highlights and upcoming events at SBMHS.
The Weekly Talon - 28th Edition
https://app.smore.com/n/wycpn
Please have a safe and wonderful weekend! We look forward to seeing our students on Monday morning!
Parent-Teacher Conference Night & Title 1 Stakeholder Meeting
On behalf of Dr. Cummings, Principal, and Mrs. Wells, Assistant Principal, thank you to our parents, families, students, and staff for taking part in this week’s parent‑teacher conference and Title 1 Stakeholder Meeting. Our shared commitment strengthens every learner.
As we begin the final nine weeks, we continue to aim high, stay focused, and model positive behavior. Eagles, together we can rise up and meet the expectation! 🦅
FBLA members joined the state leadership conference, showing strong spirit and Eagle pride. Congratulations to Jenesis Ford for receiving first place in for parliamentary procedure. 🥳 Special thank you to Mr. Caldwell, FBLA advisor, for his guidance and leadership.
Attention Eagle Nation Parents & Guardians,
Report cards will be sent home with students today (Monday, March 23, 2026).
We look forward to meeting with you all on Tuesday, March 24, 2026 during parent-teacher conferences and Title I Stakeholder meetings from 4:00 until 6:00 PM.
Eagle Nation,
Please take a look at the next edition of the Weekly Talon for highlights and upcoming events at SBMHS.
Weekly Talon – 27th Edition
https://app.smore.com/n/htusv
Please have a safe and wonderful weekend! We look forward to seeing our students on Monday morning!
WIN testing will be next week. Students taking the test can prepare to do their best by: getting a good night sleep the night before the test, make sure to charge your device, and bring your school-issued device on the day of the test.
11th graders will test on Wednesday, March 25th and 12th graders will test on Thursday, March 26th.
End-of-Course (EOC) Testing is quickly approaching!
To help students feel confident and prepared, we are offering EOC Test Prep sessions during teacher office hours.
Students enrolled in: English 2, Algebra, & U.S. History are strongly encouraged to attend!
📅 Please see the attached flyer for specific dates and times.
These sessions are a great opportunity to:
- Review key concepts
- Get extra support from teachers
- Build confidence before testing
Students, let’s get ready for a successful EOC testing season! 💪📚
Join Us for Parent-Teacher Conferences & Title I Stakeholder Meeting!
We invite you to join us on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM for an important evening of connection and collaboration.
Parents and Guardians, please stop by to:
Meet with your child’s teachers
Discuss your child’s progress and success
Collaborate on ways to support learning at home
Receive important updates about our Title I program
Your involvement makes a difference, and we truly value your partnership in your child’s education.
In honor of World Social Work Day and National Social Work Month, we proudly recognize our School Social Worker, Marjetta J. Butler, LMSW, for her dedication to supporting students and families. As a school social worker, Mrs. Butler works enthusiastically to promote students’ emotional well-being, connect families with resources, and advocate for equitable opportunities that help all students thrive.
With a strong commitment to service, compassion, and community empowerment, Mrs. Butler exemplifies the core values of the social work profession. Her work helps create a supportive school environment where students feel seen, heard, and encouraged to reach their full potential.
We thank Mrs. Butler for the meaningful difference you make in the lives of our students and families every day. 💙💛🦅
