The SWSC is on a two-hour delay for Wednesday, Jan. 17. School doors will open at 9:45.
We remember the life and messages of Martin Luther King Jr.
The SWSC will be on a 2-hour delay for Tuesday, Jan. 16. School doors will open at 9:45. Stay warm!
The SWSC is on a two-hour delay for Monday, Jan. 15. Doors will open at 9:45.
All SWSC schools will be participating in the Brown Baggers Food Drive. Send in your items today!
No School over Fall Break, October 9-13
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America. In Southwestern Indiana, residents will experience total darkness for 4 minutes and 5 seconds. Because of this, SWSC will be CLOSED on April 8th.
It’s a great night to check out our future high school athletes! We have middle school soccer, cross country, and tennis as well as SMS volleyball going on tonight - all on one campus!
We have a winner! Renley Ficklin-Beard was the randomly-drawn winner out of 113 correct guesses for the August Mystery Magnification contest. She will be enjoying some yummy food at Joe’s Italian Foods! A big thank you to Oni and Nora for supporting our students and schools!
A big THANK YOU! to the Lion’s Club for coming to our schools and doing vision screenings! All SWSC 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 8th grade students were screened. If any vision issues were detected, parents will receive a letter from our school nurse, Amanda Wheeler, in the next couple of weeks.
Happy School Nurse Day to our wonderful school nurses: Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Boone!
Happy National Administrative Professionals' Day! We greatly appreciate all of our office staff that help keep us organized and running smoothly every day!
Good afternoon. As we return from spring break with heavy hearts, the SWSC will be operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Monday, April 3. As our community continues to recover and heal from Friday's storm, our ongoing thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected. Bus routes in affected areas will be running on limited access. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your school or the superintendent's office Monday morning. ~ Chris Stitzle, SWSC Superintendent
The Southwest School Corporation sends thoughts and prayers to our students, families, staff, and community members affected by last night's severe weather. We are coordinating efforts to help identify impacted students and staff and will support our SWSC families in the days and weeks ahead.
At this time, the Red Cross has set up a shelter at the Abundant Grace House of Prayer Church, behind Walmart, for those needing immediate assistance.
Please enjoy a short video of our SHS 2023 Career Fair.
https://youtu.be/Kn2mTYar7lw
It was a huge success! We greatly appreciate the time and effort of our community partners to help us make it successful for our students.
Mr. Stitzle and Mr. Stuckey met today with the Sullivan Middle School 8th grade Student Council members. The 8th grade representatives eagerly shared their thoughts and ideas for SMS. They spoke highly of their 8th grade teachers and coaches. They also talked about scheduling their 9th grade classes earlier in the morning and how they might be just a little nervous about going to high school.
The Southwest School Corporation is pleased to announce that we have been awarded a $307,210 Comprehensive School Counseling Grant from the Indiana Department of Education. This grant will allow us to expand our existing counseling services and programs. SWSC’s comprehensive counseling team currently consists of Dave Lisman, Katie Couch, Krista Wells, and Dani Hamilton.
The goal of the comprehensive counseling team at SWSC is to ensure that every student is socially and emotionally healthy, has the opportunity to experience academic success, and graduates career and/or college ready.
Mr. Stitzle and Mr. Stuckey enjoyed meeting with the Carlisle Middle School Student Council and Mrs. Jones over lunch. The students shared things that they really liked about their school and had topics for improvement. It was a wonderful discussion with them.
Today is the first day of National School Counseling Week. The theme of this year’s week is “School Counselors: Helping Students Dream Big.” Did you know that our school counseling team's number one goal is to help all of our students succeed? Whatever our students need to be successful – whether that’s learning how to stay motivated to complete work, having positive relationships with peers, learning to advocate for yourself, or overcoming barriers – our team is here to help!
