Our Schertz Elementary 4th grade teachers are excited to welcome students for a year of discovery, growth, and leadership. From sharpening skills to building big dreams, we’re ready to make this the best year yet! 🚀📚
Great minds think alike… and apparently, so do great outfits! 😂 Our Office team + Specials peeps are rocking the twin look today!
The Schertz Elementary 3rd grade teachers are ready for an incredible year of learning and growth! From building strong readers to exploring new math adventures, we can’t wait to guide our students through this exciting journey.
We’re so excited to welcome our amazing 2nd graders at Schertz Elementary this year. Our team is ready to inspire, support, and help every child grow and shine. Here’s to a fantastic year of learning, laughter, and new adventures! 🚀📚
Our 1st grade team is full of energy, heart, and dedication. They’re here to help our Panthers grow as readers, writers, mathematicians, and friends—all while making learning FUN! 🐾
Notebooks, pencils, crayons, glue sticks, index cards and a potpourri of more school supplies were donated to two SCUC campuses by the Randolph Area Christian Assistance Program (RACAP) on August 28, 2025. Primarily a food and clothing ministry, RACAP reached out to the school district to donate excess school supplies instead of holding on to them for the next school year.
Geri Pope, principal at Schertz Elementary School, and Steven Piles, principal at Watts Elementary School, were on hand to receive the boxes of supplies from Lisa Loftus, Program Director for the non-profit organization. They expressed their gratitude for the donation, as was Paige Meloni, Superintendent of Schools, who expressed her heartfelt gratitude to one of SCUC’s most valued partners.
RACAP, through the generosity of area churches, civic organizations, businesses and individuals, helps meet the needs of families in crisis with food and a limited amount of financial assistance with flexibility and compassion.
Economically disadvantaged families dealing at SCUC may also access the district’s pantry, located behind the Allison L. Steele Enhanced Learning Center. The pantry is always well-stocked with canned goods and non-perishable foods, thanks to the assistance of students in the SCUC 18+ Adult Transition Program, who bring their cheerful presence and service to help store diapers, personal hygiene products and school supplies.
SCUC would like to express its gratitude to RACAP and other area organizations and businesses which help ensure every student has the resources needed to thrive.
🎉 Meet Our Kinder Team at Schertz Elementary! 🎉
These amazing educators are here to guide our youngest Panthers through their very first big year of school.
From ABCs to 123s, kindness to confidence, they’re building a strong foundation for a lifetime of learning.
