Pre-AP Biology: Students tested molecular properties in a Polarity Lab, investigating how soap, water, and milk interact. They followed up by exploring the pH levels of common household solutions to see acids and bases in action.
AP Biology: Taking a visual approach to complex concepts, AP Bio students created detailed table drawings to model and review cell membrane structure and transport functions.
Anatomy & Physiology: Students rotated through interactive Histology Review Stations, examining microscopic tissue types and sharpening their identification skills.
Great work by our Eagles as they collaborate, experiment, and dive deep into the life sciences!
Calling All South Putnam Eagles! 🦅
The Putnam County Museum is creating an exhibit on the history of public education in Putnam County, and they need YOUR memories!
Whether you attended, taught at, or worked at South Putnam, Fillmore, Belle Union, or Reelsville, your stories matter.
How to participate:
1. Click the link below to share your stories, favorite traditions, or memories.
2. Submit photos or documents if you have them!
🔗 Submit your stories here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWapnrx4DzayOQXUU8MV7vijIGfLLFHow7O-D7v8jb5B8QIw/viewform
Help us preserve the legacy of Eagle Nation and the proud community traditions that built it!
Students in Ms. Everman's class combined scientific research on bee breeds with hands-on, 3D modeling. Seeing learning brought to life like this gives our kids real pride in their hard work. Thank you, Ms. Everman, for investing the extra time and creative energy into making learning so engaging and memorable.
Our students have been hard at work, diving deep into hands-on learning, problem-solving, and test days:
📐 Mrs. Dickson’s Precalculus students collaborating on solving quadratic equations.
📊 Mrs. Dickson’s Quantitative Reasoning class locking in focus for their very first test.
🔢 Mrs. Fisher’s Pre-Algebra class conquering a task card activity to review approximating square roots.
🧠 Mr. York’s 7th Grade class staying focused while working through their task cards.
✏️ Mrs. Bye’s 8th Grade Algebra class jumping right into their new assignment.
🔬 Mrs. Hodge’s Pre-AP Biology students exploring details up close during their Microscope Lab.
So proud of our students and teachers for making learning engaging, rigorous, and fun!
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🔬 8th Grade Science: Mrs. Haddon’s students participated in a hands-on Natural Resources Simulation to better understand environmental sustainability and resource management!
🏛️ Government: Ms. Henry’s Government class had the honor of hearing from Sergeant First Class Frank Gardner, who shared his real-life experiences serving in Iraq. His visit added valuable insight to their ongoing project evaluating the effectiveness of government.
🌱 6th Grade Science: Mr. Laney’s class took a creative approach to photosynthesis by creating interactive tab booklets—and even used chalk markers to map out concepts right on their desks!
We love seeing our teachers bring lessons to life! Keep up the great work, Eagles!
By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, South Putnam High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School.
Go Eagles!!
🥜 Food Science with Mrs. Line🥜: Students put their science skills to the test by making homemade peanut brittle!
🍿 Intro to Ag with Mr. Frazier🍿: Classes dove into agricultural commodities and studied Indiana legend Orville Redenbacher and his lasting impact on the industry.
We are incredibly grateful to Keystone Cooperative for their generous donation to South Putnam Community School Corporation! Their contribution helped cover outstanding student meal balances and ensure our students continue to have access to nutritious meals.
Thank you, Keystone Cooperative, for supporting our students and our South Putnam community!
Our halls were filled with energy, smiles, and excitement today. A huge thank you to our students, teachers, staff, and families for making Day 1 such a success.
We’re looking forward to an incredible year of learning, growth, and Eagle Pride!
What an honor to welcome Ben Lytle to our all-staff back-to-school meeting this morning.
Ben founded Anthem, now Elevance. He built Silver Sneakers into one of the largest exercise programs in the country. In 2024, he was named a Living Legend of Indiana. He is the author of The Potentialist book series.
He could speak anywhere. He chose to spend his morning with South Putnam educators.
His challenge to our staff was simple: our students will grow up in a world none of us can fully picture yet, and our job is to give them what no technology can. Character. Wisdom. The choice to be fully human.
Thank you, Ben, for the encouragement and the challenge.
Every Student. Every Day. Go Eagles.
