Leyat Samson, a junior at South County High School, organized an Africa Day event where students were invited to come and celebrate African culture and heritage. The event worked in collaboration with South County’s Ethiopian Eritrean Student Association and Yene Ethiopia.

The project focused on community and connections through art, music, and food.

SOCO staff and students wore purple on February 10th in honor of "P.S. I Love You" Day to bring awareness to suicide prevention and awareness.

We celebrate our Stallions who exhibit SCHS Core Values: Honesty, Trust, Curiosity, and Hope. Check out our students that were nominated for the month of November.

SCHS teacher, Ms. Doris Straughn shares the beauty and history of Día de los Muertos with her classes and SCHS.

SCHS students joined teachers and students from North America and Europe to attend a 3 day Leadership Conference n Berlin, Germany. The Summit theme was "The Impact of Sports and Wellness." One of the goals of this year's theme was that students would gain new perspectives on well-being and how to achieve it. Congratulations to SCHS student, Sarah Peckham and her team members (hailing from other countries and states) who won the challenge competition.

Welcome, Dr. Kambar Khoshaba, the new principal of South County High School!

South County High School students use the library as a meeting spot to knit winter hats for the homeless, make pet blankets for animal shelters and enlist librarians as sponsors of the Elder Outreach Club, a group of roughly 90 students who formed during the pandemic to send letters to senior citizens, as part of a push to combat loneliness.

Congratulations to Mathematics Teacher Sarah Temple who was recognized as the FCPS 2021 Region 4 Outstanding Secondary New Teacher!

In this Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight, we feature Sasha Millora-Brown, who is making the best of her senior year, and in the fall plans to attend Belmont University to pursue a degree in music therapy.

In this Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight, we feature Taiylor Russell, who is making the best of her senior year, and in the fall plans to attend Christopher Newport University in the President’s Leadership Program, and study psychology.

Under the guidance of librarian, Ms. Muir, students knit hats and scarves for "Hats for S.O.M.E."