Students and teachers at Sumter Central High School participated in an Autism Walk to show support, promote awareness, and celebrate inclusion!
Together, we walked with purpose—reminding everyone that differences make us stronger.
Accept. Include. Understand. Empower.
Together, we walked with purpose—reminding everyone that differences make us stronger.
Accept. Include. Understand. Empower.
The Spring 2026 Parent Survey closes on May 15. Don’t delay—start today! Visit https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/305246/p2144 to begin. #LearningTodayLeadingTomorrow
Students at SCHS heard from Pete Key on the importance of making good decisions, standing up to bullying, and treating others with respect.
His message reminded students that their choices matter and play a key role in building a positive school environment.
Sumter County Schools proudly recognized students from Livingston Junior High & Sumter Central High at the April 14 Board meeting.
We also extend a special congratulations to Makayla Thornton of SCHS, who was recognized for her dedication and impact in the classroom.
Online Registration Now Open!
Register today for the 2026–2027 school year. Returning students use a Snapcode, and new/Kindergarten students use the New Student Registration link. Visit the Parents & Families section on the district website.
Register today for the 2026–2027 school year. Returning students use a Snapcode, and new/Kindergarten students use the New Student Registration link. Visit the Parents & Families section on the district website.
Alabama SUN Bucks Program for 2025–2026
Eligible students will receive a one-time $120 summer grocery benefit on a SUN Bucks card.
Cards will be mailed to the address on file in PowerSchool. If your address has changed, please contact your child’s school. If not, no action is needed.
For questions: support@alabama-sunbucks.com or 1-800-443-3536.
See News Article below for more information.
Eligible students will receive a one-time $120 summer grocery benefit on a SUN Bucks card.
Cards will be mailed to the address on file in PowerSchool. If your address has changed, please contact your child’s school. If not, no action is needed.
For questions: support@alabama-sunbucks.com or 1-800-443-3536.
See News Article below for more information.
Due to inclement weather, the Superintendent’s Parent Meeting scheduled for March 16 at 5:00 p.m. has been canceled.
A new date will be announced soon. Thank you for your understanding.
Sumter County Schools was proud to celebrate our 100 Most Outstanding Students for their excellence in academics, arts, athletics, character, and leadership. These students represent the very best of our district and demonstrate what is possible through dedication, perseverance, and hard work. We congratulate each of these students for their achievements and thank our teachers, families, and community for supporting their success. Brick by Brick — Building a Stronger Sumter County School System.
Sumter County Schools congratulates the following students for achieving Perfect Attendance during the 3rd Nine Weeks!
Sumter Central High School:
Austin Taylor, Kaicen Jones, Sakyia Pickens, Eriana Young, Jalon Delaine
Livingston Jr. High School:
Natalie Coleman, Kenley Wade, Jada Coats, Layla Coats, Skylar James
York West End Jr. High School: Christianna Anthony, Noah Moore, Brandice Crawford, Danise Bell, Shakira Jackson
We are proud of these students for their commitment to being present and ready to learn each day!
#AttendanceMatters #BrickByBrick
Students & Teacher Highlighted at Board Meeting At the recent Sumter County Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Marcy Burroughs recognized Livingston Junior High School 3rd and 4th grade Science Olympiad students for their outstanding achievements. The team earned the following awards: 🥈 2nd Place – Measurement and Metrics 🥉 3rd Place – Grasp a Graph 🥉 3rd Place – Map Reading 🥇 1st Place – Pentathlon Students recognized included: Carson Brown, Natalie Coleman, Kenley Wade, Adeja Payne, Erik Hoin, Chloe Hutchins, Jayson Gandy, Isabella Bias, Jada Coats, Harmoni Spencer, Rashad Spencer, Arianna Williams, and Riley Grant. The team is coached by Ms. Jonneshia Jones, under the leadership of Principal Ms. Kimberly Pace. Also during the meeting, Sumter Central High School Principal Mr. Marcus West recognized English teacher Michelle Merriweather for achieving Perfect Attendance during the 3rd Nine Weeks. We are proud of our students for representing Sumter County Schools with excellence!
Sumter County Schools is asking parents to share their input regarding the district’s student uniform policy. Parents will receive the survey link through ClassDojo or SchoolCast. The survey is will be available March 12 – April 10.
Your input is important as we continue working together to support our students.
Your input is important as we continue working together to support our students.
Happy Employee Appreciation Day to All Sumter County Schools Employees! Today we celebrate the incredible employees of Sumter County Schools who work each day to support our students, schools, and community. From classrooms to offices, buses to cafeterias, and every role in between, our staff members make a difference in the lives of our students every single day. Your dedication, commitment, and passion for serving our children do not go unnoticed. Thank you for the work you do to help our students learn, grow, and succeed.
Sumter County Schools is excited to celebrate Read Across America Week – March 2–6 as we continue building strong readers across our district!
Throughout the week, our schools will be engaging students in fun and creative literacy activities designed to make reading exciting and meaningful. From themed dress-up days to interactive classroom experiences, there will be something special happening on every campus!
Throughout the week, our schools will be engaging students in fun and creative literacy activities designed to make reading exciting and meaningful. From themed dress-up days to interactive classroom experiences, there will be something special happening on every campus!
As we wrap up Black History Month, we are incredibly proud of the outstanding programs and activities across our schools. Our students and staff did an amazing job honoring the past while inspiring the future.
Thank you to everyone who made this time meaningful and memorable. Brick by brick, we continue building a stronger future together.
Shoe Drop Success! It was an incredible day for our York West End Junior High and Livingston Junior High School students as they received brand-new, name-brand shoes during our special Shoe Drop event! The excitement in the air was undeniable. Smiles, laughter, and pure joy filled the rooms as students selected their new shoes. For many, this was more than just a new pair of sneakers — it was a confidence boost, a reminder that their community cares, and a moment they will not soon forget. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Tommy Cobb and the Listerhill Group for their generosity and commitment to supporting students in Sumter County. At Sumter County Schools, we believe in going above and beyond to support our students — brick by brick. Today was a beautiful example of what happens when community partners step up to serve our children. Thank you again to Tommy Cobb and the Listerhill Group for investing in our students and our future! ❤️💛 #BrickByBrick #BuildingAStrongerSumter #CommunitySupport #StudentSuccess
Sumter County Schools proudly celebrates 29 students who were inducted into the National Career Technical Honor Society.
This honor recognizes excellence in Career Technical Education through academic achievement, leadership, and workforce readiness. These students represent the best of Bell-Brown Career Technical Center and our district’s commitment to preparing scholars for college and careers.
Congratulations to all inductees — we are proud of your accomplishments!
ASU Buzz Tour Brings Energy & Opportunity to Sumter County Sumter Central High School was honored to welcome the Alabama State University Buzz Tour to campus for an exciting and impactful visit! Students enjoyed a high-energy experience that included performances, college and career engagement, and the opportunity to connect directly with ASU representatives. We are especially proud to announce that ASU awarded over $118,000 in scholarship funds to deserving Sumter County students during the visit. These scholarships represent more than financial support — they open doors to future opportunities and continued academic success. Thank you to Alabama State University for investing in our scholars and inspiring the next generation of Hornets. The future is bright in Sumter County!
Bell-Brown CTC Excels at SkillsUSA District Competition Bell-Brown Career Technical Center students represented Sumter County with excellence at the 2026 SkillsUSA Alabama Central District Competition held at Jefferson State Community College. Competing in a wide range of technical, leadership, and media events, our students demonstrated outstanding skill, professionalism, and workforce readiness. We are proud to announce that the Bell-Brown Quiz Bowl Team earned 2nd Place, securing their spot at the State Leadership and Skills Conference in April. Congratulations to all participating students and advisors for their hard work, preparation, and commitment to Career Technical Education. The momentum continues as our scholars showcase that CTE is a powerful pathway to college and career success.
It’s Playoff Time in Sumter County! Sumter County Schools proudly congratulates our Varsity Girls’ and Boys’ Basketball teams on advancing to the 2026 Playoffs. This achievement reflects their hard work, discipline, and commitment both on and off the court.
We encourage our students, staff, families, and community to cheer on our Jaguars as they compete at the next level. Your support, school spirit, and encouragement make a lasting impact on our student-athletes.
Good luck to our teams — we are proud of you and stand behind you every step of the way!
We encourage our students, staff, families, and community to cheer on our Jaguars as they compete at the next level. Your support, school spirit, and encouragement make a lasting impact on our student-athletes.
Good luck to our teams — we are proud of you and stand behind you every step of the way!
To ensure minimal classroom disruptions, schools will not accept Valentine’s Day deliveries, including flowers, balloons, gifts, or food items.
