SHS Freshmen
(Class of 2028)
Promotion to 10th Grade: A student earned at least five units of credit, with at least one credit in English and one credit in mathematics.
How to Survive Your Freshman Year in High School
Congratulations on starting your freshman year in high school! It can be a big transition, but with the right tools and strategies, you can make it through with ease. Here are some tips to help you survive your freshman year:
Get organized: Organization will help you keep your priorities in order and make sure you don't fall behind on your studies.
Connect with your teachers: Get to know your teachers and build relationships with them. They can be a great source of support and advice.
Make friends: Joining a club or activity can help you make friends with people who have similar interests.
Manage your time: Make sure you are balancing your social life and activities with your studies. Set aside time for homework and studying and stick to it.
Get involved: Participate in school activities and sports. It's a great way to make new friends and stay connected to your school.
Ask for help: If you are struggling with anything, don't hesitate to reach out for help. Your teachers, counselors, and parents are all there to support you.
Good luck as you start your freshman year!
Here is a list of all of the clubs and organization that we offer here at Sumter High School!!!
Visit our school's club page to learn more about each organization!!!
https://shs.sumterschools.net/programs/clubs/
Black Heritage Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Kashia Richardson
Drama Club & International Thespian Society
Sponsor: Mr. Melton
Future Business Leaders of America
Sponsor - Mr. Torey Shannon
Interact Club
Sponsor: TBD
Junior Civitan
Sponsor: Mr. Austin
National Honor Society
Sponsor:
New Praise Chorale & Gospel Choir
Sponsor: Mr. Herbert Johnson
Starfish Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Ronda Speed
SHS Key Club International
Sponsor: Mrs. Sharon McQuiller
Sumter High Book Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Ronda Speed
Student Government Association
Advisor:
Your first year in high school is the most important year of your high school career!!!
Make smart choices to help you prepare for your future.
Do you know your school counselor???
College Ready?
Career Ready?
Military Ready?
Workforce Ready?
It is now time to begin deciding which path you want to take to secure your future goals. Not sure where to start? Complete this survey to see what your interest are and which career path is compatible for you.
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