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OUR MISSION
The mission of Seneca Middle School is to develop responsible, competent, and productive lifelong learners by providing challenging and meaningful educational experiences in cooperation with the home, community and business.
Our Vision
Seneca Middle School will produce students who can communicate effectively, solve problems competently, think creatively, act responsibly, and recognize and respect individual differences. Students will be technologically literate and globally minded. This will be accomplished through a variety of learning experiences, teaching strategies, and technology, all supported by ongoing staff development, continuous improvement of facilities and resources, parental involvement, and collaboration with community and businesses.
School News
The School District of Oconee County encourages all families with students eligible to attend K5 kindergarten for the 2024-2025 school year to complete a pre-registration application. To be eligible for kindergarten, a child must be 5 years of age on or before September 1, 2024.
The PE department is selling their remaining stock of PE Uniforms for $5 each piece until supplies last. The proceeds will help fund the purchase of new PE equipment for use at the new school next year.
Applications are now being accepted for school choice for the 2024-2025 school year. More details and the application can be found on the Enroll link on the district and all school websites. Please note: Students' birthdate and student ID numbers will be required to apply.
Any parent wishing to apply for school choice for an incoming kindergarten student will be able to do so during Kindergarten Pre-registration which opens on Monday, March 4th.
School Choice applications will be accepted through Friday, June 7th..
The second round of the SMS Family Writing Project is set to begin January 30 from 6:00-8:00 pm.
SMS honored the legacy of the storied Tim Howard Gymnasium at its last set of basketball games held at the school before its move to a new school building next year.
7th Grader Izabella Wynn and 8th grader Tillman Sullivan recently learned of their wins in the local Fleet Reserve Americanism essay contest.