Student Bulletin for the Week of April 19, 2026
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If you are planning to attend volleyball training during the month of May, your physical must be turned in to Coach Noblet or Coach Varner before participating. You will not be allowed to participate without it.
Current 6th and 7th graders interested in participating in Boys Basketball summer workouts should visit Mr. Soemer’s website under the Boys
Basketball tab to complete the Signup form and to learn more information.
We have a spirit night at Clare's Creamery on April 27th from 4-9 PM. All proceeds go to benefit the 7th grade Heifer International fundraiser project. Heifer International is an organization that provides resources for impoverished families across the globe. Clare's will be donating 10% of their proceeds that night!
As we hope for warmer weather to arrive in the upcoming weeks, we want to remind students to remember to follow the dress code.
Don’t miss your chance to purchase a yearbook! Supplies are limited. For questions about the yearbook, please contact Mrs. Blakely! Yearbooks cost $45. To order, go to the Sevier homepage and click the link to order online from Jostens.
We are looking forward to our upcoming annual Spring Fling held this Friday, April 24th. Spring Fling is a carnival style event for our Sevier students and is held after school from 4pm – 6:30pm. The price of admission allows unlimited access to all games, inflatables, and activities. Students will need money for concessions, $3 Silly String and any other novelty items that may be sold. Permission forms with details were issued on April 17, and ticket sales will be held during lunch this week beginning Monday, April 20. Ticket prices go up as the week progresses so plan ahead in purchasing early. This is our biggest event of the school year, and our students really look forward to it. The finale includes a “snowball” (flour sack) fight, Silly string war, and a spray down from the fire department. Students will be wet and messy, and parents are urged to plan ahead and have extra towels available in the car and possibly a trash bag on your seat. **Students have been informed that eligibility requirements regarding behavior are in effect as of March 27th. Eligibility may also be determined by attendance and school debt criteria, so clear your school debts and unexcused absences.
Please mark your calendars and note our upcoming SCREADY state testing dates. Please keep these in mind when scheduling appointments. Early dismissals are not permitted during testing.
4/21 – 4/24: SCREADY paper testing for select students
4/28 = SCREADY testing 6th Gr. Science
4/30 = SCREADY testing ELA Writing
5/5 = SCREADY testing ELA Reading
5/7 = SCREADY testing Math
Students who have ID Badge debts should clear those as soon as possible. Students with ID badge debts will be ineligible to participate in upcoming school events. Students can bring payment is cash or check to the Media Center as they arrive at school, or parents may pay online through the MySchoolBucks store.
Discipline Eligibility Start Dates for fun stuff: March 27 = Spring Fling; April 15 = 6G Field Day; April 16 = 7G Field Day; April 17 = 8G Field Day
Field Day Shirt purchases are non-refundable.
Wednesday: Baseball, Softball, and Boys & Girls Soccer play Northwood
Spring Sports General Info: Baseball and Softball games start at 5:30pm. Girls Soccer games start at 5:30pm, and boys soccer follows at 6:30pm at the same location. Admission is $5 Cash at the gate. Students must wear their school ID. Guests must follow the athletic events safety policies including the GCSD clear bag policy.
Please remember, students planning to have an early dismissal should come to the front office upon arrival at school on the day of their dismissal and turn in a parent note. The student will receive a dismissal pass slip. The student will then show the teacher this slip as they arrive at the beginning of the class period in which they have the early dismissal. It is the student’s responsibility to watch the clock, remind the teacher and leave a few minutes early in order to be in the office at the time of the dismissal. Don’t have a note? Come to the office anyway to notify the office and get your dismissal pass. Dismissals that are not prearranged require staff to call into classrooms which interrupts classroom instruction and hinders focus and productivity.
Students who have been absent should come to the office with a parent note or medical note to excuse the absence. Parents may also submit an online parent note using the link on the school website.