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Scurry-Rosser High School was proud to host its Career Fair on May 7, providing students with the opportunity to explore future careers, connect with professionals, and learn more about opportunities available after graduation.

A huge thank you to all of the businesses, organizations, and community members who took time out of their day to invest in our students and share their knowledge and experiences. Your support helps inspire and prepare the next generation of Wildcats!

Thank you to:
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office
• Scurry Fire Department
• CareFlite EMS
• Kaufman Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital
• Carter Bloodcare
• Methodist Health System
• GSSUD
• TVEC
• Plumbers & Pipe Fitters Union - Local 100
• Atmos Energy
• UPS - Local 767
• Texas Workforce
• Tulsa Welding School - Dallas Metro
• Salas Plumbing
• National Wholesale Supply
• Welder
• American National Bank
• Elsie Halbert - Real Estate
• Farm Bureau Insurance
• TVCC
• UNT
• TSTC
• U.S. Army
• United States Navy
• United States Marines
• U.S. Air Force

#WildcatPride #SRISD
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
female nurse representating Methodist Hospital NICU nurses
army recruiters
two female representatives for workforce solutions
atmos gas representatives
gastonia scurry water department representatives
CareFlite EMS representatives
scurry fire department representatives with two students
boy demostrating how to do a pull up
tech ops representatives
farm bureau insurance representatives
Today, we recognize Scurry-Rosser High School staff members for reaching milestone years of service with Scurry-Rosser ISD! These milestones represent years of commitment, leadership, and dedication to helping students grow and succeed both inside and outside the classroom. The impact these staff members have made on SRHS and the Wildcat community is truly appreciated.

Thank you for the time, care, and passion you continue to invest in our students and schools each day. Congratulations on this special recognition, and thank you for being a valued part of the Wildcat family! #WildcatPride #SRISD
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
decorative image of ronica gomez, katie hartzel, billy lawson, ashlee lawson, linda magnon and lisa weeks with five years of service
decorative image of charee stewart and james thomas with 10 years of servive
decorative image of randee hock, brian pierce, and catherine stringer with fifteen years of service
decorative image of chandra babovec with 20 years of service
Mental Health Awareness Week is a reminder that none of us are meant to walk through life alone. At Scurry-Rosser ISD, we encourage our Wildcat family to check in on friends, coworkers, classmates, and loved ones. A simple conversation, kind word, or moment of support can make a bigger difference than you realize.

Connection matters. Support matters. And together, we can help create more good days for one another. Whether it’s sharing a smile in the hallway, sending a quick text, or taking time to listen, those small moments of connection can help reduce stress, ease anxiety, and remind others they are not alone.

Let’s continue looking out for each other, showing kindness, and building a strong, supportive Wildcat community. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #WildcatPride #SRISD
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Please join us in congratulating our Scurry-Rosser students graduating from Trinity Valley Community College!

Mason Muncrief earned his Electrical Lineworker Certificate through TVCC, becoming the first SRISD student to complete this program.

Alexis Elliott, Caleb Peavy, Laurin Harris, and Sadie Hyde are graduating with their Associate’s Degree in Liberal Arts while still attending high school.

These students have shown tremendous dedication, hard work, and commitment to their future goals. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and can’t wait to see what they achieve next. Congratulations, Wildcats! #WildcatPride #SRISD
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
group photo of five students, three female and two makes, holding their graduation medals from Trinity Valley Community College
Just a reminder that due to the winter weather days we experienced earlier this year, Friday, May 8, will now be a regular school day for all students and staff.

We appreciate your continued support and flexibility. We look forward to seeing everyone on campus as we finish the year strong! #WildcatPride #SRISD
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Congratulations to all of our Wildcats who competed at the Regional Track Meet last week! Your effort, focus, and dedication truly stood out, and we couldn’t be prouder of how you represented Scurry-Rosser.

A special congratulations goes to senior Mason Muncrief for an outstanding pole vault performance, earning the title of Regional Champion and qualifying for the State Track Meet! What an incredible accomplishment. We can’t wait to cheer you on at State. Go make it happen, Mason! #WildcatPride
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
three male athletics standing on levels of boxes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place medals
This week, we proudly celebrate the incredible educators who make a difference in the lives of our students every single day. From early mornings to late afternoons, our teachers go above and beyond to inspire, support, and challenge our Wildcats to be their very best.

Their dedication, creativity, and passion for learning help shape not only strong students but strong futures. Whether it’s in the classroom, on the field, on the stage, or behind the scenes, their impact reaches far beyond what can be measured.

Join us this week in saying THANK YOU to the amazing teachers of Scurry-Rosser ISD. We are grateful for all that you do and the difference you make in our Wildcat family! #WildcatsWin #WildcatPride
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Scurry-Rosser High School is excited to welcome our future freshmen and their families! Join us for an Incoming 9th Grade Parent Meeting on Thursday, April 23, to learn everything you need to know to get your student ready for high school.

We’ll cover graduation requirements, course selection, expectations, and all the opportunities available at SRHS, plus answer any questions you may have!

Date: Thursday, April 23
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Scurry-Rosser High School

This is a great chance to get ahead and feel confident about the transition to high school. We can’t wait to meet our future Wildcat families! Students are welcome to attend. #WildcatPride #SRISD #FutureWildcats

6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Exciting news from Scurry-Rosser ISD! Starting next year, 10th through 12th-grade students can take select virtual courses through a partnership with Forney ISD Virtual School Network, while staying fully enrolled at SRISD. This new pilot program offers greater flexibility and expanded learning opportunities to help students succeed and explore their goals.

Parents, join us at one of our two in-person Information Meetings, or access a recorded session afterward if you’re unable to attend. #ScurryRosserISD #WildcatPride #StudentSuccess

6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Regional Bound! Congratulations to Sadie Hyde on advancing to the Regional Golf Tournament! Your hard work, focus, and determination have paid off, and we are so proud of you. The tournament will be held on April 16–17, and we know you’ll represent SRISD with excellence on the course. Good luck at Regional. Play your best and make us proud! #WildcatPride
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Join us as we celebrate our Ladycats on Senior Night, April 16. Come out and help us recognize our senior athletes for their dedication, leadership, and the impact they’ve made on our program. These girls have put in the work, represented SRISD with pride, and left their mark both on and off the field. #WildcatPride #SRISD #Ladycats #SeniorNight
6 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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STAAR Testing This Week for SRHS!

MAKEUPS For Eng I & II → Monday 4.13.26
Biology (9th Grade)→ Tuesday 4.14.26
US History (11th Grade)→ Thursday 4.16.26

Get a good night’s sleep and don’t forget to bring your Chromebook FULLY CHARGED !!
7 months ago, Chandra Babovec
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STAAR Testing This Week for SRHS!

English I (9th Grade)→ Wednesday
English II (10th Grade)→ Thursday

Get a good night’s sleep and don’t forget to bring your Chromebook FULLY CHARGED !!

You’ve put in the work...now it’s time to show it. You’ve got this!
7 months ago, Chandra Babovec
Congratulations to the 2026–2027 Scurry-Rosser Stars Drill Team Members and Officers following tryouts held this past Friday! We know the time, effort, and preparation that went into tryouts, and it truly showed. Your hard work, dedication, and passion have earned you a place on this incredible team, and we are so proud of each of you.

A special congratulations to our officers for stepping into leadership roles—we can’t wait to see how you lead and support your team this season! We’re looking forward to all that’s in store for the 2026–2027 school year. It’s going to be an amazing year for the Scurry-Rosser Stars! #WildcatPride #SRISD #ScurryRosserStars #DrillTeam
7 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
list of line members for the 2026-2027 drill team
list of officers for the drill team for 2026-2027

Happy Pi Day from Scurry-Rosser High School! Our Precalculus students took time yesterday to celebrate one of math’s most famous numbers—π (pi). Did you know that the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter gives you pi? It’s a number that goes on forever and plays a big role in math and science.

Pi Day is an annual celebration where math enthusiasts have fun reciting the infinite digits of pi, talking with friends about math, and of course… eating pie! It was great to see our Wildcats enjoying math in a fun and creative way while learning a little more about the world of numbers. #PiDay #WildcatPride #SRISD #MathInAction

8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
two female students measuing a pie
group photo of 8 students
students completing a hands on activity with a measuring tape and pie
six students standing in front of a tc screen with an image of a calculator on it
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Congratulations to Scurry-Rosser High School senior Caleb Peavy for earning a major academic and athletic honor! Caleb has been named 2nd Team All-State Academic in Basketball by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches. This recognition highlights student-athletes across Texas who demonstrate excellence both on the court and in the classroom. Caleb’s achievement reflects the hard work and commitment that define Wildcat Pride.

We are proud to celebrate Caleb and the example he sets for younger students at Scurry-Rosser High School. Congratulations, Caleb! #WildcatPride #SRISD

8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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SAT Reminder for Juniors: Scurry-Rosser juniors will be taking the SAT on March 9. Please make sure you are prepared for testing day!

Important Reminders:
• Arrive by 7:50 AM
• Bring your Chromebook fully charged

Being prepared helps ensure a smooth testing day for everyone. Good luck to our juniors! #SRISD #WildcatPride #SATTesting
8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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Our Scurry-Rosser High School Band is preparing to take the stage for the UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest today. Their hard work and dedication have prepared them for this moment. Our students will showcase their hard work in both prepared concert selections and the challenging sightreading portion—where musicians perform music they’ve never seen before.

We are so proud of their commitment, discipline, and teamwork. Join us in wishing our band the very best as they represent SRISD with excellence and Wildcat Pride! #WildcatPride #UIL #ConcertAndSightreading #FineArts
8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
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The steer show marked the final contest of the Kaufman County Junior Livestock Show, and it did not disappoint. Our exhibitors brought their very best to the ring, showcasing months of hard work, early mornings, and dedication.

We couldn’t be prouder of how they represented our chapter. What a great way to wrap it all up! #WildcatPride #FFA #KCJLS #SteerShow #LivestockLife
8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
male student holding three buckles that he was awarded
male student stand with steer with young women holding ribbon
student and family posting with steer
Big things were built this year — and we’re not just talking about projects. 44 total entries for the show, 20 of those were from Scurry-Rosser FFA! All blue ribbon projects and Sweepstakes Champion.

Our Ag Mech FFA students absolutely knocked it out of the park at the Kaufman County Junior Livestock Show (KCJLS)! From the first weld to the final coat of paint, the craftsmanship, creativity, and countless hours behind each project truly paid off.

Huge shoutout to our Ag Mech students for representing FFA with excellence, and thank you to the teachers, families, and community supporters who help make these opportunities possible. For additional pictures, click here: https://tinyurl.com/48yz59w2

KCJLS Ag Mech Results

Showmanship
Levi Taylor and Colten Smith - SR Grand Champion
Braydon Moss - SR Reserve Grand Champion
Mason Muncrief - SR 3rd Overall
Kinley Shaw - JR Grand Champion
Haygen Kerr - JR 3rd Overall

Reserve Overall Champion
Mason Muncrief - Hog Trap

Wildlife / Livestock Division
Mason Muncrief - Division Champion with his Hog Trap

Marketplace Division
Kason Shaw - Blue Ribbon with his Smudge Pot
Kolter Shaw - Blue Ribbon with his Santa Maria Grill
Haygen Kerr- Blue Ribbon with his Tailgate Bench
Kinley Shaw - Blue Ribbon with her Planter Wall
Jaxson Finney - Blue Ribbon with his Swing
Gio Macedo - Blue Ribbon with his Coffee Table, Grand Champion Market Place.
Hadlee Lawson - Blue Ribbon with a Potting Bench, Reserve Grand Champion.

Farm Equipment and Machinery
Alfredo Garcia and Marlee Lyles - Blue Ribbon with their 7x10 Utility Trailer
Jacob Birmingham - Blue Ribbon with his Shop Table
Caden Fletcher - Blue Ribbon with his Hay Spear
Jacob Birmingham - Blue Ribbon with his Grapple, Reserve Division Champion

Outdoor Cooking Equipment Division
Levi Taylor and Colten Smith - Blue Ribbon with their 250-Gallon Smoker

Reserve Division Champion
Levi Taylor - Blue Ribbon with his Grill
Josue DeLaMora - Blue Ribbon with his Smoker with Santa Maria Grill
Dalton Bardin - Blue Ribbon with his 250-Gallon Smoker
Braydon Moss - Blue Ribbon with his 41” Grill

Wildlife / Livestock Division
Mason Muncrief - Blue Ribbon with his Hog Trap, Division Champion

Recreation Home and Yard Division
Aiden Palocio - Blue Ribbon with his Fire Pit
Bryce Smith - Blue Ribbon with his Firewood Rack
Lupe Ruiz - Blue Ribbon with his Picnic Table with Swings
8 months ago, Lynndee Rogers
male student and ag mechanics project (grill)
swing made by a student
male student and a swing
male students and red smoker project
make student and metal project
male student and ag mechanics projecy