Scotlandville High Alumni Association
Scotlandville Magnet High School Website
SHMS CLASS OF 2026
Throw those caps in the air like you just don’t care!
Congratulations SHMS Class of 2026
May you always have new opportunities come your way,
and may you be always successful in your life.
Wishing you all the best in what lies ahead and good luck.
We are pleased to inform you that you are eligible for a 1-year membership in the
Scotlandville High School Alumni Association at no charge.
This exclusive offer is our way of recognizing your continued loyalty to the Scotlandville
High and the Scotlandville community.
Please take advantage of this opportunity by going to CONTACT US.
Fill in the form and type
2026 Graduate in the message box
Congratulations to Paul Jackson (Class of 1989) — Principal of Scotlandville Magnet High School - on being named Region V Principal of the Year by Magnet Schools of America!
This honor celebrates his outstanding leadership in promoting equity, diversity, and academic excellence across the region. 👏
Principal Jackson now advances as a finalist for the National Principal of the Year, to be announced at the MSA National Conference, April 7–10 in Nashville, TN.
Scotlandville Magnate High School Inaugural Homecoming Parade
Ways to Celebrate Memorial Day
Attend a Memorial Day Ceremony: Many communities organize Memorial Day ceremonies at local cemeteries, memorials, or Veterans’ organizations. Participating in these events provides an opportunity to pay tribute to fallen soldiers alongside fellow citizens and Veterans.
Visit a Military Cemetery: Take a moment to visit a Military cemetery in your area and place flowers or flags on the graves of fallen soldiers. This simple act of remembrance is a powerful way to honor their memory and show appreciation for their service.
Support Veterans and Military Families: Consider volunteering with organizations that support Veterans and Military families. Whether it’s organizing care packages, providing assistance with job placement, or offering emotional support, there are countless ways to give back to those who have served.
Moment of Silence: At 3:00 PM local time on Memorial Day, observe a moment of silence to honor the fallen. This simple yet profound gesture is a way to collectively pause and reflect on the sacrifices of those who gave everything for our country.
LOCAL NEWS
The SHS High School Class of 1966 Donates $500.00 to the
SHSAA Scholarship Fund in honor of Mr. Leroy Poydras is a meaningful way to show appreciation for his influence and dedication to education, the Scotlandville High School students and the Scotlandville community for over 37 years as an educator and his continued impact even after his retirement
SHSAA 2025 Scholarship Recipients
Five (5) recipients were selected to receive the SHSAA Scholarship Award in the amount of $500 each.
Scholarship recipients from left to right: Darryl Powell, A"Zaria Parker, Lalynne Williams, Amari Walker, and Darius McCall
Alumni members: Scholarship Committee Chair Marilyn Sanders, committee members Paula Braxton and Joe Jenkins
While July 4, 1776 marked a powerful moment in our nation’s founding, it wasn’t until June 19, 1865—known as Juneteenth—that freedom finally reached all people. Together, these dates tell a story of struggle, progress, and hope.
This holiday is more than fireworks and family cookouts. It’s a time to:
• Remember our shared history
• Honor the resilience of those who came before us
• Celebrate the progress we’ve made
• Renew our commitment to justice, equality, and unity
Let us move forward together—stronger, wiser, and more connected than ever.
Happy Independence Day—and always, Happy Juneteenth.
Freedom is for everyone.