
School information will be sent by the School Reach phone system, so it is important that we have you correct phone numbers. This becomes particularly important during the winter months. The school website, Facebook, and the school sign will be updated regularly with school events.



School breakfast and lunch are FREE.
The school cafeteria is a service designed for the convenience of students and teachers who wish to participate in our breakfast and lunch program. The Scott County School System will participate in a new option in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. It is called Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and began in the 2014-2015 school year. All Scott County School students will receive a nutritious breakfast and lunch at no cost, regardless of family income. Students will receive their first reimbursable meal at no-cost to the student. Students will be able to purchase extra food/beverage items along with the reimbursable meal. There will be NO charging of food/beverages in the cafeteria. All extra items MUST be paid for daily. Parents are encouraged to add money into their child's personal account for extra food purchases.
Breakfast, Lunch, or snack brought from the home by the student is allowed if the food is for the student's own consumption. Foods brought in by the student should not be readily identified as anything other than a meal or snack prepared at home. The introduction of any food by a student or parent that will be shared with other students is not allowed in the cafeteria.
Students in grades Pre-K - 12 of the Scott County Schools will participate in offer vs. serve program. All breakfast (4) and lunch (5) meal components must be offered. Student may choose 3 out of 4 of the components to qualify as a reimbursable breakfast meal, and 3 of the 5 to qualify as a reimbursable lunch meal.
Delivery of outside food is prohibited to any time prior to 1:00 p.m. for the elementary and middle schools and 1:30 for the high school. The Scott County Board of Education prohibits the sale and/or consumption of soft drinks when and where prohibited by state or federal regulation. Canned drinks containing 100% fruit or vegetable juice are allowed during breakfast or lunch.


Please write your child’s name on backpacks, jackets, eyeglass cases, lunch boxes, and any other personal items.
If parents need to discuss an issue with a teacher, please call during the teacher’s planning time, make an appointment, leave a message with the office, or email the teacher. Email addresses and planning times can be found on the teacher’s welcome letter or by calling the office.



Homeroom Placement Grades 3-8
In order to have appropriate placement in intervention programs and to meet the needs of individual students academically, it is sometimes necessary to change a student’s homeroom placement. This allows us to differentiate instruction to levels that will most appropriately benefit all of our students. If a change in homeroom placement is necessary to better meet the needs of your child you will be notified accordingly. Thank you for your continued support!