Student Bulletin for the Week of November 2, 2025
Please refresh this page daily for slideshow and announcement updates.
6th Gr. Enrichment Offerings 7th Gr. Enrichment Offerings 8th Gr. Enrichment Offerings
Girls and Boys basketball tryouts begin this Monday, November 3. All forms on Student Central were required to be completed by Wednesday, October 29 in order to try out. Girls tryouts will be 4-5:30. Boys will need to meet in Mr. Soemer's classroom.
Our annual Veterans Day Ceremony is scheduled for THIS FRIDAY, November 7th, at 10am in the Gym. This event is open to the public. We ask our Sevier families and staff to invite their family members or friends who are veterans or active military to join us as our honored guests, and to consider being guest speakers in the classrooms that morning before the ceremony. These honored guests will also be invited to attend a luncheon hosted by our PTA in the Media Center directly after the ceremony. Please use our Veterans Ceremony invitation letter to share with your family. Veterans Day Flyer
Student Council and Beta Club members and their families will have a parent meeting on November 20th at 5:30 in the Media Center to discuss the Leadership Day field trip to Carowinds. Make plans to attend! Those that are unable to attend should contact Mrs. Fricthtl.
Calling for entries! Students are encouraged to participate in the PTA Reflections Contest! This year’s them is “I Belong” Students can create original works in Visual Arts, Literature, Dance Choreography, Music Composition, Photography, and Film Production. Students may submit as many entries as they like through November 21st.
PTA Reflections Entry form
Looking ahead, we will reach the middle of our 2nd quarter grading period with progress reports available on November 13th, and then Thanksgiving Break is scheduled for November 26 – 30th.
Sevier will be offering before-school and after-school Math and ELA support for 7th and 8th graders, at not cost to families, thanks to funding from the GEAR UP grant. Interested parents (of 7th and 8th graders) are invited to complete the website.
Wear your ID badge on your break-away lanyard (around your neck) everyday during school. Store your ID in your bookbag each day after school to ensure it returns back to school with you. Extra IDs may be purchased for $5 in the Media Center. Students without an ID must get a Temporary ID. Upon requesting your 5th temporary ID, students will have an ID Badge printed and the $5 will be charged to their student account. Payments for this debt can be paid with cash or check in the Media Center upon arrival at school, or parents may pay online through the My School Bucks platform. Students with school debt may not be eligible to participate in school activities. See Student ID Badge Policy for full details.
Order your yearbook! Basic yearbooks cost $40, personalization is still available for a limited time.
Cell phones and other personal communication devices must be silenced and put away from 7:30am - 3:25pm. Students observed using their cell phone, smart watch, or personal electronic devices will be directed to lock up these items for the remainder of the day in a school locker.
Students can not have food or drinks outside of the cafeteria. Students are permitted to have a water bottle with a lid.
Students who plan to eat breakfast and attend morning wellness must eat breakfast first. Students who are at morning wellness are not permitted to return to the cafeteria.
Car line procedures are posted on the website. Students are not allowed to be dropped off or picked up off campus. Students that are car riders are expected to have their ride on campus before 3:45pm. All car riders must be picked up by 4:00pm.
Our school building opens for students at 7:30 AM, and all students need to be picked up by 4:00 PM. School office hours are 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
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.