Author: Sydney Boyer

Happy Black History Month SERSD!  Today we are highlighting Historically Black Colleges and Universities commonly referred to as HBCUs. During the 19th century, many universities refused to admit Black applicants.  HBCUs were created as a way to help educate Black students and offer an alternative route to gain higher paying jobs.  Now there are 107 […]

Southeastern Valorent Team started its Spring season last night with a 13-0 Win!  The team was led by Ben Thomas, Mathew Milne, Nathan Surrette , Tim Goodwin and Xavier Scott.  Congratulations!

Thank you to all students and staff who helped decorate doors for Black History Month.  Please vote for the best decorated door by 2/15.  The voting form has been sent to your email.  The winner will be announced on Thursday, 2/16.

“The Southeastern Players are pleased to announce auditions for our spring musical, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s fairytale classic, Into the Woods! Auditions will be held on Tuesday, February 14 from 2:30–5:50 PM in the Southeastern Performing Arts Center.  If you sing, act, or dance, come by and join the fun! For more information on […]

Happy Black History Month SERSD!  Today we bring awareness to a historical event called the Children’s Crusades.  On May 2, 1963, more than one thousand students skipped classes to march to downtown Birmingham, Alabama to protest segregation.  As they approached police lines, hundreds were arrested and brutally forced to halt their demonstration.  Images of children […]

Mrs. Weckesser would like to acknowledge the following students for their honesty and integrity while performing these good deeds and turning items in to lost and found which is located in the main office:  Kiara Ferreiro, Logan Cousens, Shane O’Neil, Jada Andersen, Mackenzie Hamlin, Brianna Guarino, Monica David, Angela Gelin, Zariya Blevins, and Elijah Byrd. […]

Happy Black History Month SERSD!  Today we honor the life and activism of Marsha P. Johnson.  Marsha P. Johnson was a black transgender woman who trail-blazed the LGBTQ+ movement in 1969.  She was the chief architect of the Stonewall Riots and was committed to helping transgender youth experiencing homelessness in New York City.

Happy Black History Month SERSD!  Today we are celebrating the legendary tennis player, business woman, activist, and mother; Serena Williams.  Venus and Serena Williams shattered the glass ceiling within women’s tennis and paved the way for Black women to dominate the game of tennis.  Serena Williams has won 23 Grand Slam single titles, the most […]

There will be a DVC Honor Society Meeting this Tuesday, Feb. 7th, at 2:30 p.m.