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Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS) strives to provide the optimal environment and best resources available to foster an educational experience that meets every student's needs. To assist our students, we've assembled the essential information they need in one convenient location. We encourage both students and parents to utilize and explore the links provided below.

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  • Calendars

    Calendars of events and activities related to the district.

  • School Information

    Resources to assist you with your school choice.

  • Policies & Procedures

    Policies and procedures to ensure a safe and healthy learning environment for SCPS. Includes Student Code of Conduct, Dress Code, Bullying and Harassment, and more.

  • ePathways

    Providing increased learning options and programs to ensure high school graduates leave our district with meaningful diplomas and a clear pathway to high-demand, high-wage employment.

  • Testing

    Student and school academic information, including state and federally mandated student assessment information.

  • Let's Read Seminole

    Encouraging SCPS student reading. Information on accessing eBooks, book lists, bookmobile visits, and student reading logs.

  • Link

    External websites to keep you informed and engaged in your education.

  • Requests

    Information regarding optional access to print materials and student records requests.

  • Get Involved

    Students can find information on volunteer service opportunities. Parent and community members can find out how to volunteer with SCPS or serve on SCPS committees.

  • Safety & Security

    Information on district safety measures, emergency information, hotlines, school resource officers, and more.

  • Bullying Prevention

    Information and resources to assist, parents, students, and staff to recognize and prevent bullying.