Congratulations to Orlando Nelson, Valedictorian, and Jasiah Godbee, Salutatorian, of the Sumter Central High School Class of 2026! Your hard work, leadership, and academic excellence have made Sumter County Schools proud. We celebrate your outstanding achievements and bright futures ahead! #ClassOf2026 #SumterCountySchools
3 days ago, Sumter County Schools
A formal graduation recognition graphic celebrating the Sumter Central High School Class of 2026. The graphic features senior portraits of Orlando Nelson, recognized as Valedictorian, and Jasiah Godbee, recognized as Salutatorian. The design includes a maroon, gold, and cream graduation-themed background with graduation caps and the Sumter County Board of Education logo displayed at the bottom center.
Senior Awards Day at Sumter Central High School is scheduled for 9 A. M. on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, in the gymnasium.
9 days ago, Debbie Fant
Senior awards day
We look forward to celebrating the Sumter Central High School Class of 2026 on May 15, 2026!

To help ensure an enjoyable graduation experience for all guests, please review the graduation guidelines before arriving. Flowers are permitted.

#SCHSGraduation2026 #SumterCountySchools
9 days ago, Sumter County Schools
Horizontal graduation information flyer with a maroon background and gold accents for Sumter Central High School Graduation on May 15, 2026. The flyer features the Sumter County Schools logo on the left and the Sumter Central High School jaguar mascot on the right. Large white and gold text announces “Graduation – May 15, 2026.” A notice states that a ticket is required for attendees ages 1 and up. The flyer includes an “Important Reminder: Items Not Allowed at Sumter Central High School Graduation” section listing prohibited items, including air horns or noise makers, balloons, large signs or posters, confetti or streamers, outside food or beverages, sharp objects, alcohol or illegal substances, laser pointers or flashing lights, drones or remote-controlled devices, strollers in seating areas, and umbrellas or oversized hats. Each item is paired with a red prohibition-style icon. A gold box at the bottom states: “Note: Flowers are permitted.” The flyer uses school colors of maroon, gold, and white with bold, professional formatting.

Graduation Transportation Update

Optional transportation will be available at LJHS and YWE for graduation guests on May 15, 2026.

Departure Time: 5:00 p.m.
Arrive by: 4:45 p.m.

#SumterCountySchools

10 days ago, Sumter County Schools
Sumter County Schools graduation transportation flyer with a white background and maroon border. The flyer includes the Sumter County Schools logo at the top left and a maroon graduation cap with gold tassel in the top right corner. Centered text reads: “Sumter Central High School Graduation – May 15, 2026, 6:00 p.m.” Below is the heading “Optional Transportation for Guests.” The flyer explains that to assist with limited parking at Sumter Central High School, transportation will be provided from Livingston Junior High School and York West End School. Details state that school buses will depart at 5:00 p.m. and guests should arrive no later than 4:45 p.m. The flyer uses maroon and gold school colors with clean, professional formatting.
Due to the threat of inclement weather expected this afternoon, all Sumter County Schools will dismiss at 12:30 p.m. today.
11 days ago, Sumter County Schools
Weather notice flyer for Sumter County Schools featuring the district logo at the top with storm clouds and rain in the background. Large bold text reads “Weather Notice.” The flyer announces that all schools will dismiss early today at 12:30 p.m. due to the threat of inclement weather. A maroon and gold umbrella appears near the top, and three students wearing backpacks walk toward a yellow school bus while holding an umbrella in the rain. Safety reminders emphasize that student and staff safety is the district’s top priority, encourage families to make transportation arrangements, and advise parents to monitor district communication channels for updates. The bottom banner reads, “Together, We Prioritize Safety. Strong Schools. Strong Community
Level Up Your Summer with Sumter County Schools

Join us for an engaging summer experience filled with hands-on learning, academic support, and fun activities for students.

June 1–25, 2026
7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Sumter Central High School

Open to Grades K–11
Transportation, breakfast, and lunch provided

16 days ago, Sumter County Schools
Here’s a **clean, homepage-friGame On: Summer Learning 2026. Level Up Your Summer with Sumter County Schools! Join us for an engaging summer experience filled with hands-on learning, academic support, and fun activities for students. 📅 June 1–25, 2026 ⏰ 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. 📍 Sumter Central High School (York, Alabama). Open to Grades K–11. Transportation, breakfast, and lunch provided. Play. Learn. Build. Create.
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.
18 days ago, Sumter County Schools
Autism awareness month celebration with children
Group walk
Summer fun at the shaved-ice stand
Mrs. Little holding a snow cone
Autism walk community support poster
Teachers posing L-R: Felicia Yates, Brittany Taylor, Ondrea Hollie, Erin Williams
Teen stroll through campus park

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.

19 days ago, Sumter County Schools
students holding autism poster
students in front of snow cone truck
students standing
L-r: Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hollie, Mrs. Williams
students walking
Students walking
Mrs. Little

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

26 days ago, Sumter County Schools
We Need Your Input. Spring 2026 Parent Survey. Sumter County Schools. Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow
It was such a treat for our students, staff and faculty for Mr. Pete Key to visit the campus of Sumter Central High School on Friday! Mansfield Pete Key, III is a renowned speaker, speechwriter, consultant, life coach and mentor. He engaged the students and teachers of SCHS with music, movement, and a powerful message of hope and redemption.
27 days ago, Debbie Fant
Dr. Whitehead and Pete Key
Pete Key and high school students
Pete Key dribbling a basketball.
Axel Alford
two high school students as volunteers
high school students
teachers
Please note the date for the return of student Ipads!
about 1 month ago, Debbie Fant
I pad return date flyer
Registration for the 2026–2027 school year is now open!
Parents of returning students should use their Snapcode to complete registration online. New student registration is available on the district website under the Parents & Families tab. Schools will offer assistance for families needing help. Contact your child’s school for more information.
about 1 month ago, Sumter County Schools
Happy National Assistant Principal Appreciation Week to Devante Giles!
We are so thankful for his dedication to the students, staff and faculty of Sumter Central High School. Coach Giles is a true servant leader in his school and in his community!
about 1 month ago, Debbie Fant
Celebratory post for Assistant Principal Devante Giles
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.
about 2 months ago, Sumter County Schools
Sumter County Schools. Sun Bucks is here for 2025-2026! Eligible students will receive a one-time $120 summere grocery benefit. See News Article for more information.
Please order a t-shirt or two or three to support the Sumter Central High School Robotics Club!
about 2 months ago, Debbie Fant
Robotics tshirt form
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.
2 months ago, Sumter County Schools
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.
2 months ago, Sumter County Schools
100 students who were recognized for character, leadership, arts, academics, and athletics
Left to Right: Mayor Pringle, Altonia Stewart, Marcy Burroughs, Tre Stewart, Betty Broadnax
Two sponsors presenting a student with a $25 gift card for being the first student to show up to the program
✨ Sumter Central High School Prom Expectations ✨

Prom is a special night for our juniors and seniors, and we want everyone to have a fun and safe experience. Please remember that prom is a formal event, and all students must follow the dress code and school expectations to attend.
Students should arrive on time, dress appropriately, and conduct themselves respectfully throughout the evening.

If you have questions about prom attire or expectations, please contact the school before the event. We look forward to a wonderful night! 🎉
2 months ago, Destiny Cierra Finch
SCHS Prom 2026 Young Ladies Attire
SCHS Prom 2026 Young Men Attire
Weather Notice – After-School Activities Canceled Due to weather conditions, all after-school activities in Sumter County Schools are canceled today. The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our top priority. Thank you for your understanding, and please travel safely. — Sumter County Schools
2 months ago, Sumter County Schools
Due to weather conditions, all after-school activities in Sumter County Schools are canceled today. The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our top priority. Thank you for your understanding, and please travel safely.

Representatives from Alabama State University visited the SCHS campus on Monday and awarded scholarships to eight senior Jaguars for a total amount of $118,624!

Alabama State University was founded in 1867 as an HBCU. Dr. Malinda Swoope, Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, gave an inspiring speech regarding the mission of ASU-”to pour into your mind, your confidence and your leadership as the world is waiting for you.”

Dr. Freddie Williams, Jr., Assistant Vice-President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, eloquently spoke of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s sacrifices, and he exclaimed, “Your attitude will determine your altitude!”

It was our pleasure to host the Alabama State University Hornets on the Jaguar campus- two mascots (Hornets & Jaguars) with one mission: Student Success!

3 months ago, Debbie Fant
Dr. Burroughs with ASU representative
Mrs. Jones and ASU alum.
ASU scholarship recipients
Coach, former student and Mrs. Jones
Dr. B and Mr. West with ASU reps
Maxwell and ASU reps
ASU scholarship recipients with Dr. B, principals and ASU reps