On Friday, our third group of Principals for the Day took over SGCMS! Congrats to Deacon Law, Aurora Mullecker, Luke Newmon, and Robert Rayas on a job well done!
Mrs. Hilton's Extended Learning Class is Rocking their socks and headed to the Special Olympics!
Don't miss out on a fun night of trivia with SGCMS Beta Club!
Please save the dates for our end of year awards day.
Monday, May 18th
6:00 PM – 8th Grade
Tuesday, May 19th
8:15 AM - 6th Grade
10:00 AM - 7th Grade
12:45 PM – 5th Blue
1:45 PM – 5th Orange
Monday, May 18th
6:00 PM – 8th Grade
Tuesday, May 19th
8:15 AM - 6th Grade
10:00 AM - 7th Grade
12:45 PM – 5th Blue
1:45 PM – 5th Orange
Boys State Basketball Game
Students who plan to attend the boys' state game on Wednesday, March 18th, at 4pm will be allowed to check out on Wednesday, March 18th, at 12:15pm. Students will be required to have a parent note, or a parent must come to the school to check the student out; no phone calls, texts, emails, or faxes will be allowed. When students arrive at the game in Murfreesboro, it will be their responsibility to find Mrs. Allison Kuykendall (who will verify student attendance) to check in; this will excuse students for the afternoon on Wednesday. Not checking in with Mrs. Kuykendall at the game will result in the student being counted unexcused on Wednesday, March 18th.
Students who plan to attend the boys' state game on Wednesday, March 18th, at 4pm will be allowed to check out on Wednesday, March 18th, at 12:15pm. Students will be required to have a parent note, or a parent must come to the school to check the student out; no phone calls, texts, emails, or faxes will be allowed. When students arrive at the game in Murfreesboro, it will be their responsibility to find Mrs. Allison Kuykendall (who will verify student attendance) to check in; this will excuse students for the afternoon on Wednesday. Not checking in with Mrs. Kuykendall at the game will result in the student being counted unexcused on Wednesday, March 18th.
This past Saturday, several SGCMS students competed in our Miss SGCMS and Junior Miss SGCMS pageants. We thank all who participated and offer a special congratulations to our royalty.
Miss SGCMS
2nd Runner Up- Presley Smith; 1st Runner Up- Zoe Belew; Queen- Lola Cate Reeves; 3rd Runner Up- Josie Witherspoon
Junior Miss SGCMS
2nd Runner Up-Mattie Meales; 1st Runner Up- Hattie McLemore; Queen- Aubrey White; 3rd Runner Up- Skylyn Robbins.
On Friday, our second group of Principals for the Day took over SGCMS! Congrats to Hayes Adams, Creed Cox, Drake Hilton, Nadia Murphy, and Havannah Neago on a job well done!
SGCES is opening the tornado shelter at 6:30 tonight (3/15/26). Please enter through the front doors and go directly to the cafeteria. Remember, no pets permitted.
With severe weather season approaching, Gibson County families will have access to a safe shelter. All citizens seeking shelter should go to South Gibson County Elementary School, which will serve as the designated site for all severe weather events. No pets will be allowed inside the shelter. Stay alert to weather updates and follow our Facebook page for real‑time announcements at to when the school will be open. Please wait for this announcement before arriving.
Congratulations to our band program! Wednesday, they were evaluated by judges at WTSBOA Concert Festival. Both our 7th/8th band AND our 6th grade band were given Superior Ratings in prepared performance along with sight reading performance. This was also the first time in school history that the 6th grade band has attended the festival, so receiving this rating is such an honor for our students and our school! Congrats, band!
The National Association for Music Education observes the month of March as Music in Our Schools Month! As a reward to celebrate and recognize their hard work, all of our band and color guard students had box lunches from Chick-fil-A yesterday. All of our band and color guard students work diligently to bring music to life in Medina and we're so thankful for their efforts.
Do you have a 5th grade student who wants to join the band in 6th grade? Visit https://www.bepartofthemusic.org/group/index.php?id=9219 to find out more information about band at SGCMS! Be part of the music!
Do you have a 5th grade student who wants to join the band in 6th grade? Visit https://www.bepartofthemusic.org/group/index.php?id=9219 to find out more information about band at SGCMS! Be part of the music!
Are you a trivia buff? Create a team with other trivia buffs and come join SGCMS Beta Club at their trivia night!
On Friday, our first group of Principals for the Day took over SGCMS! Congrats to Cash Dean, Selah Hunt, Preston O’Brien, and Maddie Vanalstine on a job well done!
This week was Read Across America Week! To celebrate, several of our ELA teachers took their students outside read and relax, while enjoying the beautiful weather. Students were encouraged to bring books they could dive into. We appreciate our ELA giving their students time to foster their love of reading.
Tomorrow is House Shirt day at SGCMS! Wear your house shirt tomorrow to receive a house card!
Career Technical Education is happening at SGCMS! Thank you to Mr. Holland Hilton for bringing his expertise and equipment to 6th grade students in Mrs. Malone's Career Exploration classes. Mr. Hilton is an Industrial Superintendent and Welder with Radius Industrial and is the father of Drake Hilton.
Students in Career Exploration were visited by two different speakers recently. First, Ms. Lindsey Ferrell spoke to 7th grade students about her career pathway in business that involved different careers in business that led her to happiness and fulfillment as a property manager at Premier Rentals and an additional role in real estate and development.
She is the mother of our 7th grade student, Catherine Ferrell.
Students in 8th grade were visited by Dr. Amanda Gibbs, who is the mother of Mackenzie Gibbs who is an 8th grader at SGCMS. Dr. Gibbs is in the process of completing her doctoral degree in pediatric acute and primary care. She talked to students about the pathway for nursing and the various places nurses can work.
She is the mother of our 7th grade student, Catherine Ferrell.
Students in 8th grade were visited by Dr. Amanda Gibbs, who is the mother of Mackenzie Gibbs who is an 8th grader at SGCMS. Dr. Gibbs is in the process of completing her doctoral degree in pediatric acute and primary care. She talked to students about the pathway for nursing and the various places nurses can work.
Students from SGCHS visited 5th grade students in Career Exploration to teach them about school safety. Juliet Barker, Lessie Kennedy, and Taylor McDonald are members of FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) and their goal this year is to make our community safer through education.
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