Students will NOT receive a Chromebook or charger until the parent/guardian and student have signed and returned the  1:1 Program Contract. Students are expected to use their Chromebook for school related business only, not to loan out their Chromebook, and to take excellent care of their Chromebook. Students are expected to return their Chromebook and charger every year before summer break in the same condition in which they were received.

Steps to Follow When a Chromebook Does Not Function Properly:
1. The school collects the Chromebook assigned to the student and provides the student with a loaner Chromebook to attend class.  The school must keep proper documentation of the student's name and the serial number of the loaner laptop assigned.
2. School submits a work order for the Chromebook
3. A technician evaluates the Chromebook and determines if the device is not functioning due to equipment failure or damage caused by the student.
4. A technician fills out the Chromebook evaluation sheet and notifies the school if money should be collected for damages caused by the student.
5. If funds are to be collected due to damages caused by the student, the school notifies the guardian and collects payment.
6. Once the Chromebook is replaced or repaired from parts that are already in technology, it will be delivered back to the school and provided back to the student, in exchange for the loaner Chromebook, once the student is in good standing with the school with regard to payment for the damages.
7. If a student damages 3 Chromebooks during one school year, another Chromebook will not be assigned unless all payments for previous Chromebook damage has been paid.

Welcome to the Library. Students have access to fiction and non-fiction books 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, as we offer numerous copies of electronic books in addition to our already popular print selections. Students are able to have 2 books checked out at any time and may swap out books for new ones with teacher permission. We strongly believe in reading for knowledge; however, we are strong advocates of reading for enjoyment and pleasure! In addition to visiting the library every two weeks with Social Studies teachers to check books in and out and having an interactive lesson, students know the Library at SVMS is always open as a safe place. Please visit DESTINY to see our great selection of books and email Jody Phillips the Librarian, with questions, comments, and/or concerns.

The mission of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is to empower students to be successful citizens, workers, and leaders in a global economy. CTE programs are designed to contribute to the broad educational achievement of students, including basic skills, as well as their ability to work independently and as part of a team, think creatively and solve problems, and utilize technology in the thinking and problem-solving process. STEM is part of the CTE department. Team members: Tomeka Simmons, Zarek Williams, Triagee Crowe, and Nicholas Hurt.

The Arts Education Program offers a wide variety of opportunities for student participation and learning. At the elementary level, visual arts and music are presented to all students as an ongoing curricular subject to encourage their artistic and creative development. At the middle and high school levels, students may select to study courses in Band, Choral Music, General Music, Visual Arts, Theater Arts, and Dance. The Strings program is offered to all interested fifth and sixth-grade students as part of a sequential instructional program (grades 5-12) to develop fine motor skills, aural development, and background for success in instrumental music. Team members: Don Elliott (Art), Rebecca Bryant (Band), Ernesto Rivas (Orchestra) and Briona Petty (Chorus).

The Physical Education portion of the curriculum will promote fitness, dance, team-building games, pre-sport skills, team sports, and life-long activities to develop strength, endurance, coordination, and agility. Physical Education also builds character, enhances social and leadership qualities, reduces stress, improves appearance, increases heart and lung efficiency, improves energy levels, helps with the maintenance of proper body weight, and helps improve self-esteem. Health covers dietary and other health-related materials. Team members: Davetta Darden and Taron Smith.

On some occasions, teams and organizations will order t-shirts, go on field trips, have club expenses, charge for ID badges or agendas, and/or other items that students may need or want to purchase. Below is this  link to see the CCS Fees and Dues for Elementary, Middle, and High school students.