Thank you for supporting students, guiding teachers, and stepping in wherever you’re needed most. Your impact doesn’t go unnoticed, and our schools are stronger because of you.
We appreciate everything you do—today and every day! Happy National Assistant Principals Week!
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Under the theme Revive, students served on two committees addressing persistent global issues: water pollution caused by crop fertilization and the lack of access to medical care in developing countries. Delegates researched causes, explored solutions, and debated policies, gaining experience in collaboration and critical thinking while tackling challenges that affect communities worldwide.
It was more than a lesson; it was exposure to real-life world issues. Dobie and Corbett JHS students involved were exposed to the necessity for cooperation, empathy and solution-oriented thinking through diplomacy.
Parades, concerts, and most of all, thank-yous, were the focus of campus Veterans Day observances throughout SCUC leading up to the observance on November 11th. Processions were held through the halls of some campuses; students beamed with pride as they walked with parents, grandparents and other family members who currently serve or have served in the United States military.
Meanwhile, Samuel Clemens High School Air Force and Byron P. Steele High School JROTC cadets led the yearly observance at their respective campuses. Family members, many of them military-connected, watched as school choirs paid tribute to their guests with patriotic songs and expressions of gratitude for their service.
Veterans Day, first recognized as Armistice Day after World War I, reminds us of the men and women who serve to protect the nation from enemies, foreign and domestic. They trade comfort for duty, endure long deployments, often to volatile locales around the world. These sacrifices are felt by the service members themselves, and by their families at home.
SCUC is grateful and proud to be a military-connected school district, with approximately 40 percent of its enrollment tied to current or former military veterans. We express our deepest thanks for those who volunteer to serve to keep our nation safe and free.
✨Classroom Spotlight ✨
Look at these future engineers in action! The students in Mr. Collett's Principles of Applied Engineering classes are diving deep into the Tallest Paper Tower Project, putting their problem-solving, teamwork, and creativity to the ultimate test! Using only paper and tape, they're practicing the engineering design process, from brainstorming to building. It's amazing to watch their innovative ideas come to life! What a fantastic way to develop critical skills.
We are proud to announce that our 8th Grade Boys and both 7th and 8th Grade Girls are Cross Country District Champions! Our 7th Grade Boys also had an outstanding performance, finishing 3rd Place overall! We are incredibly proud of all our athletes for their hard work, dedication, and teamwork this season. Congratulations to everyone on a fantastic finish!
A huge THANK YOU to all of our coaches for the time, energy, and passion you pour into our students every day. We are so grateful for their leadership and for pushing our athletes to be their very best. Thank you for everything! We appreciate you!
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day!
We want to give a HUGE shout-out to our incredible custodial staff! Thank you for the long hours, hard work, and dedication you put in every single day to keep our school sparkling clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. You are truly the unsung heroes of our campus!
We appreciate you more than words can say.
October is Principals’ Month—a time to honor the dedicated leaders at SCUC who serve as the heart of our schools. Principals are more than administrators; they are mentors, motivators, and visionaries who shape the culture of learning and growth on their campuses. They are multipliers of excellence, change and continuous improvement. Additionally, their leadership fosters safe, inclusive environments where students thrive and teachers feel supported. Principals help build the foundation for academic success and personal development.
The work of a principal often begins before the first bell rings and continues long after the last student leaves. They memorize student names. They attend every athletic event, PTC meeting, every science fair and every concert.
They manage budgets, hire and guide staff, oversee operations, and respond to the needs of students and families—all while maintaining high standards for teaching and learning. Their days can be filled with countless challenges and responsibilities - yet they show up with resilience, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to their school community.
As SCUC celebrates Principals’ Month, let us recognize the incredible impact these leaders have—both seen and unseen. Their dedication shapes futures, strengthens communities, and inspires excellence in every corner of the school. Please take a moment to thank the individuals who lead with heart and purpose, help make our district THE destination district for the SCUC community.
PHOTO - front row, from left to right: Julie Hardy, Cibolo Valley ES; Trina Simmons, Green Valley ES; Steven Piles, Watts ES; Ashley Hawk, Wiederstein ES; and Leana Smoot, Rose Garden ES.
Back row, from left to right: Debra Rebec, DAEP; Michael Gonzales, Clemens HS; Justin Linthicum, Steele HS; Phil Jackson, Wilder Intermediate; Justin Monk, Jordan Intermediate; James Butler, Schlather Intermediate; Allison Miller, Paschal ES; Windi Hughes, Dobie JHS; Stacy McWilliams, Corbett JHS; Mikie Keough, Sippel ES; and Joey Treviño, Allison L. Steele ELC.
Not pictured: Geri Pope, Schertz ES
Thank you for leading our school with such incredible vision and heart. Your dedication to creating a supportive and thriving community doesn't go unnoticed. We are grateful for your leadership and everything you do for our school family!
Happy Principal Appreciation Month, Mrs. McWilliams!
We’re excited to introduce pedal desks—a fun and innovative way for students to stay active while they read, study, or work on assignments. Movement helps boost focus, memory, and overall engagement in learning, and these desks are the perfect blend of exercise and academics.
Even Superintendent Paige Meloni and Communications Director Deanna Jackson gave them a test ride during a recent visit—and we think they approve!
We look forward to seeing how students use them to make learning even more enjoyable!
We’re excited to introduce the newest members of the Corbett Mustang family! This year’s team brings a powerful mix of experience, energy, and heart for students. Browse the slideshow to meet our new teachers and coaches and help us give them a warm Mustang welcome.
