April 29th - Deadline to RSVP for the Senior Awards Program

May 4th - Last day to complete Credit Recovery in Plato

May 13th - Senior Awards Program (RSVP Required)

May 19th - All grade requirements must be met

May 20th - Holiday World Trip

May 23rd - Senior Cook Out

May 24th - Elementary Walks

May 25th - MANDATORY GRAD PRACTICE (If you do not attend practice you will not be allowed to participate in the graduation ceremony)

May 29th - Graduation 2:00pm, arrive in the Commons at 1:15pm to line up

Scott County Community Foundation Board Treasurer, Chris Routt, second from right, presents a check for $475 to Scottsburg High School teacher Jennifer Morris and her intro to business class. The grant was awarded from the Philip Glenn Martin Memorial Fund at the Scott county Community Foundation and will be used to support Maverick Challenge for students in both school districts. Maverick Challenge is a bushiness planning competition where students can win cash prizes for their ideas. The Philip Glenn Martin Memorial Fund's purpose is to support programs and projects that increase financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills for students. Phil Martin was the first executive director of the Scott County Chamber of Commerce.

Classes fill up quickly, don't wait to reserve your spot!

May 23rd - June 4th (only 2 spots left)

June 27th - July 9th

October 10th-14th

October 17th-21st

Classes are $400 and include 2 weeks of classroom instruction followed be scheduled drive time. Classes will be after school hours while drive time will be after school and some Saturday mornings.

To reserve a spot a $200 deposit is required. The balance is due at the beginning of class. Classes will fill up quickly. Contact Angie Richey at 812-752-8927 to reserve your spot!

1. You must be at least 15 years old to register for Driver's Ed.

2. As an additional option, you can enroll in an online Driver Education course for the instructional portion of the class if we do not have an opening during the session you would like to register for. You will still need to sign up to complete the driving portion through the High School. We recommend driversed.com. Though you can use any class approved by the BMV, that list is available by searching "Licensed Driver Training Schools-In.gov".

3. Bring the payment receipt for the on-line class to Mrs. Angie Richey at the SHS Main Office. At that time you can register for the driving portion which is $350. Mrs. Richey will issue you a CDE form stating your student is enrolled in Drivers Ed at SHS.

4. In order to obtain your Learner's Permit, take the CDE form along with a certified birth certificate, social security card and 2 documents with the student's name and address to the BMV. The SHS office can print a Harmony page that can be used as one of the address documents needed. Students will be given a test over the Indiana Drivers Manual and a vision test before obtaining their Learner's Permit.

5. Once you have completed the on-line course and obtained your Learner's Permit bring your certificate to Mrs. Richey. She will contact the driving instructor to schedule your drive times.

6. In order to take the test for your Operator License you will need to be age 16 & 90 days, have held your Learner's Permit for 180 days, completed 6 hours with a driving instructor and completed a total of 50 hours of practice with an instructor or blood relative over age 25 that has a valid drivers license.