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Good Luck to our Lions Baseball and Lady Lions Softball as they are on the road today! Check out their Facebook pages for the latest updates and game highlights. -Proud to be a Lion! 🦁

⚽️ ATTENTION LION SOCCER FANS ⚽️ Kickoff today 5:30pm SHHS vs Liberty Gate Fee: $6 Come ROAR with us!

Cross-Country Tryouts are coming up! See below for more details.

Upcoming Juniors and Seniors: Roar and Soar Tutor applications are now being accepted for the 2026-2027 school year. See Mrs. Grace Carter in the Counselor's office for more information.

🎶 Scotts Hill Music Department Awards Banquet 🎶

Mr. Bridges' Chemistry classes have been working on molar calculations and the law of conservation of mass this week.

⚽️ Lions Soccer hits the road! ⚽️ Come roar with us in Adamsville,TN -Good Luck guys!

🔥 Roar of the Hill: Lady Lions Making History 🔥 “Started from the dugout, now we here… diamonds shining, no fear.” On Wednesday, April 8th, the Lady Lions Softball team roared to victory over Perry County, marking a historic night as Coach Tyler Sowell secured his 200th career win. A milestone moment for the program, Coach Sowell, who has dedicated 12 years to Scotts Hill High School, has not only built a winning culture but also transformed the very field the Lady Lions call home. What was once a field lined with simple flag markers in the outfield for those first home games in 2005 has evolved into one of the premier AA softball facilities. Under the Lady Lions’ coaching staff leadership, community business partnerships and parent support, the program has become a symbol of growth, grit, and excellence. It’s truly something to see from a bird’s-eye view. “All gas, no brakes… we don’t slow down.” Senior standout Katie Harper has been nothing short of dominant in the circle throughout her high school career. On April 8th, she reached an elite mia of 400 career strikeouts. With every pitch fired and every batter sent back to the dugout, Katie has etched her name into Lady Lions history. Not only did the team secure another win that night, but Harper walked away a true Strikeout Legend at THE HILL. “Swing for the fences, let it fly…” The Lady Lions lineup has been delivering big at the plate. Karlee Flowers (2), Cabela Anderson (3), Lacey Maness (4), and Scotts Hill record-setter Bailey Brewer have been leading the charge. Brewer now holds the SHHS single-season home run record with 10, including an incredible three-home-run game against Jackson Christian. Power, precision, and pure determination. All these hitters are rewriting the record books one swing at a time.When this team steps into the box, you can feel the energy shift, our crowd roars, the anticipation builds, and the result is history in the making. As a team, the Lady Lions are now just six home runs away from tying the single-season record. This team isn’t built on individual moments alone. It’s built on unity. Every Lady Lion brings heart, hustle, and pride to the field. Their chemistry is undeniable, their energy contagious, and their mission clear. Sitting at an impressive 4–0 in district play, they continue to prove that success comes from every player, every inning, every pitch. “We ready… we coming… you can’t stop this.” If you’re not following Lady Lions Softball, you’re missing something special. This is more than a team. It’s a movement. It’s a ROAR of THE HILL. While today’s April 16th game may be canceled, the team is still putting in the work as they prepare for “The Alabama Bash” this Friday and Saturday in Florence, Alabama. Fans can travel with the team or listen live on Hudl. Info on how to login is on the team social. So don’t miss the action. Looking to catch them at home? Join us next week as the Lady Lions defend their turf at THE HILL on Tuesday, April 21st, hosting Liberty Technology Magnet High School of Jackson-Madison County in a district doubleheader. Be sure to follow the Lady Lions on Facebook for the latest updates and player highlights as they continue to break records and make history throughout the 2026 season! 🔥 Be at THE HILL. Be loud. ROAR. Believe—these Lady Lions are legendary and making history. 🔥

🎉 Congratulations to Lady Lions Softball right fielder, Masynn Atkinson! 🎉 We are thrilled to celebrate Masynn as she signs to play softball with Jackson State Community College GreenJay Softball Athletics! 📝 Join us on Thursday-April 23rd at 1:30pm in the Kay Hart Cafetorium

Attention SHHS Healthcare & Human Service Senior CTE Graduates who are 18! Mrs Branson-Mrs Harrington-Mrs. Taylor are partnering up to offer an employment and skills recap session for our CTE graduates! Sign up on the door of Room 204 to register and earn 4 quality service training hours. Training Dates will be May 4/5th 1-3pm. If you are seriously considering summer employment, be sure to apply now to secure your spot with a hiring business. To learn more or become a community partner/business please email Branson.amanda@hcschoolstn.org Thank you to Kids Club for sharing this opportunity with our CTE Graduates!

Scotts Hill FBLA State Leadership Conference pictures.

Scotts Hill Music Department presents their End of the Year Concert on Friday, May 1st from 6:30-7:30 in the SHHS Cafetorium. FREE Admission! Come out and support our talented musicians!

Marching Band Tryouts will be held April 15–17 from 3:30–4:30 PM in the SHHS Band Room.
We hope to see you there!

SHHS Events this week:

EOCs are right around the corner! Please review the testing schedule posted below. Testing will begin next Wednesday. Bell schedules have been posted in Google Classroom.

✨Prom 2026 ✨ Juniors & Seniors be safe traveling. Doors Open a Pictures start @ 6:15pm. We can't wait to see you all dressed your best and hope you have the most ENCHANTED EVENING! Special thanks to the Class of 2027 Officers & sponsors for hosting this special event!

TCAT Hospitality & Tourism students Logan Sheehan and Kloey Cox, along with educator Mrs. Amanda Brigance, attended the 2026 Tennessee River Rendezvous on Friday, April 10th. They spent the day exploring a variety of engaging living history activities and even had the chance to catch up with their classmate, Wyatt Fields, who volunteers and works at the event. Wyatt was recently on WBBJ and has shared with the class the meaningful traditions his family helps carry on each year, contributing to this special annual event for the Saltillo community. Special thanks to all the volunteers, vendors and historians for all they do to ensure success of the event. If you're looking for a family-friendly and educational experience, it’s not too late to attend—Saturday, April 11th will be packed with a full day of exciting events!

FREE Sports Physicals for the 2026-2027 school year. If you plan to play a sport, please take advantage of this opportunity! Physicals are required for every sport.