We gave Brent an Eagle send off today as he goes to compete in the state meet!
Good evening, middle school families. South Putnam Middle School is investigating a concerning student statement related to the school. We take all such matters seriously and are working closely with the Putnam County Sheriff's Department. The student involved will not be in the building tomorrow as the investigation continues. The school administration and the student’s family are fully cooperating with law enforcement. The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority, and all necessary precautions are in place for a safe school day tomorrow.
Dr. Smith
South Putnam Music Showcase – "Wild Blue"
Join us on Thursday, March 6th, at 6:30 PM in the South Putnam cafeteria for an evening of incredible music! Our talented students will take the stage in the 7th Grade Band, 8th Grade Band, Middle School Jazz Band, and Concert Band, performing a lineup you won’t want to miss.
Come support our young musicians and enjoy a night filled with great performances. We look forward to seeing you there!
Congratulations to Mrs. McKee and South Putnam Leo Club members. On Friday night our South Putnam stage was packed with students who joined together this year to create this organization in our school. Mrs. McKee with the help of the Cloverdale Lions Club sponsored the South Putnam Leo Club. It speaks to Mrs. McKee's passion for public service and commitment to the cause that she inspired so many students to join. Thank you to all the students who said "yes" to spending more time helping our school and the community. South Putnam adults and students are known for their generosity. This is more evidence of their kindness and focus on others. Thank you to the Cloverdale Lions Club who presented South Putnam with our very own banner! We appreciate their generosity and support!
Join us on Monday, Feb. 24th at 7:00 p.m. in the South Putnam Cafe for the Future Freshman Parent Night as we dive into high school opportunities and explore the new Indiana diploma requirements.
Join us on Monday, Feb. 24th at 7:00 p.m. in the South Putnam Cafe for the Future Freshman Parent Night as we dive into high school opportunities and explore the new Indiana diploma requirements.
It is Friday; it is February, and we are at South Putnam so we like to have a lot of fun. It's Fun Friday!!!!!
Today, our future freshmen took an important step toward high school by participating in the 8th Grade Seminar. During this event, students learned how South Putnam High School is dedicated to supporting them every step of the way, helping make their high school experience positive, memorable and life-changing. Our students discovered that at SPHS, they will graduate with more than a diploma. They learned about our Early College Program and AP programs through which students can become AP scholars and earn the Indiana College Core of 30 or more dual credits so graduates can start college as a sophomore. They also gathered information about Area 30 and work programs through which they can earn industry certifications and gain valuable skills, experiences and references for the future. Counselors and administrators kicked off the day with an overview and then high school students led engaging sessions offering their perspectives and advice. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to making this event a success!
Good luck, Keenan! We are all supporting you!
Congratulations to This Week’s Eagle Card Recipients!
We are proud to recognize the students who received Eagle Cards this week for demonstrating the qualities of the Profile of a Graduate:
Critical Thinking
Communication
Integrity
Perseverance
More than 20 students were awarded for their hard work and dedication to these values. Their efforts make a positive impact in our school community.
Thank you for setting an example of excellence. Keep up the great work!
South Putnam Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay on Thursday, February 20, 2025. This means there will be no AM DPK or Area 30. Preschool classes will follow the 2-hour delay guidelines provided by Mrs. Gibboney. Please plan accordingly, and stay safe during your travels. Go Eagles! 🦅 #EagleStrong #SPCSC #StaySafe
Our 6th grade students went on a bowling trip on Friday. Thank you Mr. Laney for arranging this experience. What a fun way to learn about science!
It is FFA week! Thank you to our FFA students and sponsors for feeding the teachers this morning! What a great treat!
It is National School Counseling Week, and we have amazing school counselors. Thank you Mr. Gardner, Mrs. Custis and Mr. Pruitt for your heart-led dedicated work with students.
Congratulations to our new NJHS members. They were inducted tonight. Members demonstrate the five pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship. Thank you to Sponsor Elaine Bye, NHS President Noah Couch and speaker Mandy Wells!
The JV girls basketball team ended their winning season last week with a strong comeback victory against Indian Creek! Congratulations girls on a great season!
Our boys basketball team had a good weekend with wins against Monrovia and Mooresville Christian Academy. Congratulations to Coach Estridge and all the coaches and players.
Celebrating Our Week 2 Eagle Card Recipients!
Another amazing week of recognizing students who embody the Profile of a Graduate! Eagle Cards were awarded to students showing:
Critical Thinking
Communication
Integrity
Perseverance
These students continue to set the standard for excellence, and we’re proud to celebrate their hard work and character. Check out the photos of some of this week’s well-deserving recipients!
Friday night on the South Putnam stage made for an entertaining evening full of laughter and fun! Congratulations to Mr. Bacon and the middle school drama students for their production of Bedtime Stories by Ed Monk!
Congratulations to Gunner Roach for representing South Putnam at the county-wide Rotary speech competition this week. Gunner spoke about further increasing opportunities and individualization in education so that students' educational experiences better align to students' talents, capacity and interests so they can maximize their potential and increase their motivation in their future jobs and careers. Well done, Gunner!
