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Basketball ~ 1/21/2021 ~ Boys SHS 73; Austin East 59

Basketball ~ 1/21/2021 ~ Girls SHS 54; Austin East 50

Basketball ~ 1/19/2021 ~ Boys SHS 55; Carter 54

Basketball ~ 1/19/2021 ~ Girls SHS 56; Carter 46

Players of the Week ~ 1/15/2021 ~ Annalyne Woodward and Luke West

Basketball ~ 1/15/2021 ~ Girls SHS 48; Fulton 58

Basketball ~ 1/12/2021 ~ Boys SHS 64; Alcoa 75

Basketball ~ 1/12/2021 ~ Girls SHS 42; Alcoa 63

Players of the Week ~ 1/9/2021 ~ Julia Butts and Trey Morrow

Basketball ~ 1/9/2021 ~ Boys SHS 52; Kingston 54

District COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information

As the situation with the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continues to evolve, the Scott County Schools remain committed to providing the best educational opportunities to your child, while being mindful of everyone's health and wellness. The documents located at the link below detail a number of CDC recommendations, as well as local operational policies & responses that we are undertaking in order to continue to serve you and your children.


Scott Virtual Academy Plan	Scott Virtual Academy Acknowledgements
2020-2021 District Re-Opening Plan
Tennessee Department of Education Information Page (Including Guidance on Events & Closures)

Spring Semester Operating Schedule & Athletic Policy

Spring Semester

Week 3 – January 18-22
Monday 1/18 – No School, Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
Tuesday 1/19 – All Grades in person
Wednesday 1/20 – All Grades in person
Thursday 1/21 – All Grades in person
Friday 1/22 – Digital Day for all grades

Student Laptops - Parent/Guardian Request Form

Utilizing Cares Act funding, the Scott County School System has purchased laptops for all students in grades 3-12, and will consider providing devices for students in grades K-2 on an individual student need basis. Parents / Guardians: Please complete the form below to request a device for each child that is enrolled in the school system. If you have friends or family members with students in the Scott County Schools, but do not have access to the internet, please consider offering to complete a form on their behalf. Once the laptops are ready to be picked up, we will make an announcement with those details. If your child(ren) currently has/have a district laptop, completing this form is not necessary.

Scott County Schools Student Laptop Parental Request Form

Basketball Season Attendance Guidelines & Restrictions

As basketball season is upon us for Scott High School and our middle schools, The TSSAA/TMSAA has placed the following guidelines for us to have a successful season. Please click the read more button below to view the full list.

Read more: Basketball Season Attendance Guidelines & Restrictions

Parent & Student Access To PowerSchool

Parent & Student Access to PowerSchool is Now Available!

Each student's report card has instructions on how to access that student's PowerSchool Student account. Also provided are instructions for parents on how to create their Parent Portal account. This information can be accessed through a normal web browser as well as mobile apps for both Students & Parents. (Parents will need to create their account on the Parent Portal website first before accessing the Parent App)

School Employees - Your PowerSchool Admin / Teacher accounts are not tied to the Parent Portal. You will still need to create a Parent account per the instructions on your child's grade card.

Links to the PowerSchool Mobile Apps

Each Mobile Apps Requires A District Code. Ours is: NHZN

PowerSchool Mobile (iTunes App Store) || PowerSchool Mobile (Google Play Store)

Community Eligibility Program

MEALS AT NO COST FOR ALL SCOTT COUNTY STUDENTS

The Scott County Schools is participating in a Universal Breakfast and Lunch Program for the current school year. If your children attend any of the schools in the Scott County School System, a reimbursable breakfast/lunch will be available to them at no charge. All students enrolled at a school may participate in the breakfast/lunch program at no charge to them.

Studies have shown that children who are not hungry perform better in school. By providing breakfast/lunch to all children at no charge, we are hoping to create a better learning environment for our students.

The school breakfast and lunch that we serve follows U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines for healthy school meals. The Universal Meals Program cannot succeed without your support; please encourage your children to participate in school meal programs.

All meals will be served to all students at no charge regardless of the eligibility status.

If you have any questions about the program please contact Paulette King, School Nutrition Director, at 663-2159.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.