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
Mark your calendars, Cougars! You're invited to the J. Frank Dobie Junior High Fall Band Concert featuring all four of our incredible bands:
- Concert Band II
- Concert Band I
- Symphonic Band
- Honor Band
🗓️ When: Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
📍 Where: Dobie JH Cafeteria
Admission is FREE! Bring your friends and family for a wonderful evening of music. We can't wait to see you there!
It was an outstanding performance across the board, but a huge congratulations goes to our Cougar runners:
The 7th Grade Boys brought home the 1st Place overall trophy! 🏆
The 7th Grade Girls earned a fantastic 2nd Place overall finish! 🥈
And let's celebrate our individual medalists: Garcia and Peterson (7th Grade Boys) and Yansane (7th Grade Girls)!
Keep up the great work, team! We're excited to see what you do next!
This morning, our staff got a special delivery of coffee and pastries to thank them for their continuous hard work and commitment. They deserve all the good things!
A massive thank you to Starbucks (located at 3009) for their generous donation!
Seeing our entire school community rally together is what it's all about. Get your gear and bring the LOUD tonight! GO KNIGHTS! ⚔️
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Join us for a Hula-ween Dance!
🎃 Thursday, October 9th 5:30-7:30pm
🕸 No entry after 6:15pm
👻If you've been to ISS/Suspended you cannot attend
🕷 Only Dobie students may attend
🎃Must be picked up at 7:30pm
🕸 No tickets sold at the door; No refunds; Entry tickets cannot be transferred to another student
NEW! Buy food and drink vouchers with your ticket (see pricing below; items subject to availability)
🍭$1 items: bottle of water, lollipop, bag of chips
🍕$2 items: pizza slice, can of soda, sports drink bottle, large candy
We are looking for volunteers to decorate trunks and pass out candy to our students and families. This is a fun way to get involved, show your creativity, and help make this event a memorable one for our community!
If you’re interested in volunteering, please sign up using this form: https://forms.gle/rpLcnUB89C8babJNA
Mrs. Goode is the heart and soul of our student support system, working tirelessly behind the scenes to make sure every student has what they need to succeed. From connecting families with essential resources to providing one-on-one support, her dedication makes a world of difference.
Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our students and community! We are so grateful for all that you do. ❤️
Every day, we'll be wearing a different color to show our support for mental health.
Here's the schedule:
Monday: Purple to remind us that it is OKAY to not be okay
Tuesday: Teal/Blue as a reminder to ask our friends how they're doing
Wednesday: Yellow because Cougars stand united together
Thursday: Orange to be the light to others who may be struggling
Friday: Green for mental health awareness
