Sequatchie County High School

05/28/2026

💜🏐💛Congratulations to the 2026 SCHS Volleyball team! 💜🏐💛
Thank you to everyone who tried out. Your effort and attitudes were top notch. We will have a team practice tomorrow from 3-5 with a parent meeting at 5pm in the High School Commons.
Thank you,
Coach Moore

05/28/2026

Congrats to Collin Matherly who is headed to UNOH!

05/22/2026

💜💛SCHS is excited to announce the Girls New 2026-2027 Head Basketball Coach
is … Coach Jason Smith!!💜💛

Any upcoming ninth grade or high school girls interested in trying out for the high school basketball team, tryouts will be Tuesday 5/26 through Thursday 5/28 from 10am-12pm.

Players who have participated in high school or middle school sports this year have a valid physical through the end of June. Anyone without a physical on file needs to bring a copy of an updated sports physical with them.
T-shirt, shorts and basketball/ tennis shoes recommended for tryouts.

If you have questions, please contact
Coach Smith at 423-802-2760.

05/22/2026

💜Three Generations of Valedictorians at SCHS💛

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

💜💛Lady Indians 🏐Volleyball Tryouts will be held next week Mon-Thurs, 2-4pm!💜💛

Monday and Tuesday will be a more open gym feel. Wednesday and Thursday will be more assessment focused.
If you have a physical on file with the SCHS or SCMS from this school year, you are good to go. If you do not, you must have the physical completed to participate in any activities.

Due to the last minute nature of these tryouts, if you have scheduling conflicts please contact me directly. I am excited to be your coach and look forward to seeing everyone next week.
- Clark Moore [email protected]

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

💜💛Class of 2026!!💜💛

05/19/2026

Coach Brad Thompson's History of the Holocaust Class at Sequatchie County High School has partnered with The Daffodil Project.
The Daffodil Project aspires to build a worldwide Living Holocaust Memorial by planting 1.5 million Daffodils in memory of the children who perished in the Holocaust and in support for children suffering in humanitarian crises in the world today. During the Holocaust, one and a half million children were senselessly murdered in Nazi-occupied Europe.
The shape and color of the daffodils represent the yellow stars that the Jewish people were forced to wear during the Holocaust.
Yellow is the color of remembrance. Daffodils represent our poignant hope for the future. They are resilient and return with a burst of color each spring, signifying hope, renewal and beauty. The daffodils also honor those who survived the Holocaust and went on to build new lives after this dark and difficult period.

100 Daffodils have been planted this year on campus. 500 more bulbs will be added to campus next fall. Each year, Coach Thompson's History of the Holocaust Classes will be able to add to the memorial all throughout campus as the project looks to continue!

05/18/2026

💜📣💛SCHS Shout-Out to Our Amazing
English Language Learners (ELL) Teacher!💜📣💛

At Sequatchie County High School, our ELL Teacher goes above and beyond every day to support, inspire, and empower our multilingual students.
With patience, creativity, and a heart for teaching, she helps students build language skills, confidence, and cultural connections that open doors to new opportunities. More importantly, she helps our students feel seen, valued, and capable.
From small group instruction and academic support to celebrating progress and encouraging big dreams, her impact reaches far beyond the classroom and lasts a lifetime.

Thank you for believing in our students and making a world of difference every single day!! 💜🌎💛