Flu Shots

The Knox County Health Department will be at the school on Nov 1 at 1pm to provide flu shots to

students.  If you would like your child to participate, you may use either of the links below and either print

a consent form to fill out and return to the school before Nov 1, or fill the form out directly online

with the Health Department.  There will also be forms available at school in the main office or the clinic.

Send forms back as soon as possible so we can work to let the Health Department know how many students will be participating in this program.  If you have any questions, you may contact the school clinic by calling (865) 577-4475, and dialing extension 1542. Or email the school nurse at tina.bright@knoxschools.org.

Parent Power Hours

Parent Power Hours
Want to help us improve South-Doyle High School? Principal Tim Berry would love to meet with you! He has two hours every month for drop in visits (7:15 AM-8:15 AM, and again from 3:45 PM-4:45 PM). These meetings will be held at the new One Tribe Café and free coffee or cappuccino’s will be provided for all of our guests. All parents are welcome to attend! (Please see the school calendar for the dates!)

September 27th
October 18th
November 15th
December 13th
January 17th
February 14th
March 21st
April 18th

 
Makeup Work Policy

Food City Bucks

Did you know that Food City gives $600,000 per year to area schools? Link your Valucard, then purchas participating brands in order to support the school of your choice. Click here for more details.

Check out The Phoenix -   South-Doyle High School Newspaper's blog at the following link and take our community survey.

Keep up with the latest updates by following  Mr. Berry on twitter @SDCherokee

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Dr. Jim McIntyre, Superintendent of the Knox County Schools, recently announced the winning schools of the School Technology Challenge, which is an internal competition for selected schools to begin a 1:1 technology effort (one technology device for each one student, and each one teacher). Interested schools went through an application process, and a total of 28 schools applied for consideration in this pilot initiative.

 

“We believe selecting a small, representative sample of schools to embrace instructional technology will leverage the creativity and expertise within our schools, build capacity for future expansion, and demonstrate success in schools across our community,” McIntyre said. “With this initiative, parents, teachers, stakeholders and taxpayers will be able to see how instructional technology is enhancing education right in their own neighborhood.”

 

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South-Doyle High School Strategic Goals

Goal 1:   Urgently Continue the Pursuit of Excellence for All Students   Goal 2: Focus on the Learning Environment   Goal 3: Develop Excellent Educators through Focused Professional Growth   Goal 4: Increase Community Engagement

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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