Seminole County Middle/High School

Seminole is a great school. My children comes home happy everyday, wanting to tell me what they have learned.
--Submitted by a parent

It has a good curriculum and good graduation rate.
--Submitted by a parent

Seminole county, in donalsonville stinks! i think if your suggesting your kid go there dont, i go im in 10th and trust me. None of the office ladies know anything, there mean and wouldnt care if you miss the bus, one person didnt even give me my bus note she told me i had to go get it. I didnt even kno i had a bus note up there my parents were out of town and i had to call my friend from the lake to get me
--Submitted by a student

This is an excellent school with teachers who are all highly qualified and incredibly knowledgeable in their respective areas. The administration is very friendly and seeks to know each and every student on a first-name basis which creates a sense of belonging for the students; it also provides the students with the feeling that the faculty of the school genuinely care about the students. The courses offered certainly prepare SCHS graduates for life as a college student, as evidenced by the number of scholars who've graduated from this very high school. I definitely enjoyed my years at SCHS and hope others will too.

Great Highly qualified teachers that are willing to help the students and help them to score higher on standardised test.
--Submitted by a student

Because of this type of school is why I homeschool my children and refuse to send them to Seminole County public schools! I am a former student at this school and grauated 16 years ago and you could not pay me to go back or send ANY of my children there.
--Submitted by a former student

SCES and SCMS have become nothing more than a depository for lower level and at the highest barely middle level learning. The children that are graduating from this school system are unable to truly make it a higher education setting. I also turtored many student at Bainbridge College and a good majority of these were student straight out of high school from seminole county who did not have the ability to write a 6th grade level essay much less an English 101 essay, not could these student do any type of Algebra, which you must have to graduate from any college with any true degree. This school system should be either completely revamped or shut down.
--Submitted by a parent

THis is a good school. Most of the teachers are very friendly and willing to help any way possible!
--Submitted by a student

Being a former student of SCHS, I believe that the school is lacking the principles that should be enforced there. Such as discipline problems, dress code problems, and lack of school spirit. The teacher involvement, or lack there of is aweful. Also the student involvment is lacking. Students don't want to be in an environment that is so boring they can't even concentrate. Only a few teachers there deserve to be called 'teachers', the others are just certified people that talk to classes of students. I believe that if they would stop worring about what the other school is thinking of them and put the student's interest at heart, they would have a higher standing school. Many students and teachers there also have an authority problem. Nobody knows who answers to who. Teachers let students run over them, and vice-versa. SCHS is only an average school in my opinion.
--Submitted by a former student

SCHS is an average school. The academics are more geared towards average to lower level students. They offer only 4 AP courses here, which were added just this year. The only sports worth mentioning are baseball and basketball, all the others are not up to par. The high school band consists mostly of middle school members. The chorus has gone down hill along with the band. Needless to say, school spirit is lacking. The drama department is the only art extracurricular worth mentioning. I believe the teachers and the rest of the faculty are wonderful; however, discipline is a problem at this school. Students are unable to learn due to the constant disruptions that are ignored by the teachers. This school is better than most in this region of Southwest Georgia.
--Submitted by a student