There will be a 3 bus route for AM routes only tomorrow, October 10th. We appreciate your patience and understanding if drivers are running a bit early or behind. Have a great day!
The winter sports booster meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 15 at 4:30 in the library. Please mark your calendars and plan on attending.
Sports Boosters Meeting has been changed! Come support our athletes on October 15th at 4:30 PM in the library at Selmaville School.
Kindergarten and Fourth Grade had special visitors today! 🚒 A big thank you to the fire department for teaching us about fire safety and keeping our community safe!
Boo Grams will be sold from October 6 - October 19 with all proceeds to benefit the Be the Yellow funds. Each Boo Gram is $1.00.
PTO Announcement: If your child sold Little Caesars fundraiser items, please plan to pick them up in the school cafeteria on Thursday, October 9th, from 4:00–5:00 p.m.
We have limited freezer space at school, so all items must be picked up that evening.
Thank you for your supporting the Selmaville PTO!
We have limited freezer space at school, so all items must be picked up that evening.
Thank you for your supporting the Selmaville PTO!
There will be a Selmaville Rockets Sports Boosters meeting Thursday, October 9 at 4:30. We hope you can join us!
Our Family & Consumer Science class created a beautiful tree sculpture for the grand opening of The Grove at The Orchard on October 4! Each leaf carries a word that reflects our values, and the roots represent the strength of our community.
Vote in person at The Grove for our sculpture through November 29 to help us win a class party sponsored by The Grove. Plus, don't miss the silent auction-you could be the lucky one to take our tree home!
Come visit, show your support, and celebrate creativity with us!
Save the Date
PTO Little Caesars fundraiser
The FY26 Original Budget is now posted on the Selmaville CCSD 10 website. This document may be found under the District information.
The Selmaville Rockets are gearing up for the 2025–2026 school year with cheerleading tryouts for students in grades 5 through 8.
A cheer clinic will be held on September 23rd to help participants prepare, followed by official tryouts on September 26th. Both events will run from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM.
Students must have a current sports physical on file in order to participate in tryouts.
The Rockets encourage all interested students to come out, show their spirit, and demonstrate their skills as they aim to become part of the Selmaville cheer squad.
A cheer clinic will be held on September 23rd to help participants prepare, followed by official tryouts on September 26th. Both events will run from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM.
Students must have a current sports physical on file in order to participate in tryouts.
The Rockets encourage all interested students to come out, show their spirit, and demonstrate their skills as they aim to become part of the Selmaville cheer squad.
Caught Being Yellow!
Reminder: The Little Caesars PTO fundraiser paper forms and money are due tomorrow, Friday, September 19th.
The online store will remain open until Monday, September 22nd.
Please note that paper forms will not be accepted after tomorrow.
Reminder: Tomorrow, Friday, September 19, will be an early dismissal day at 11:30 a.m. for students. This schedule adjustment is due to a half-day teacher in-service. Thank you for your attention to this schedule change.
Selmaville Lady Rocket Alana Howe made history today with 4 stolen bases, shattering the 200 stolen bases record in a player's junior high school career and raising the bar with 202. Meanwhile, Gabby Goosetree pitched her way to victory, securing her 17th win of the season and surpassing the single-season record of 16, previously held by Keira Meredith in 2023. Congratulations to these trailblazing ladies!
Our 1st and 2nd graders enjoyed a morning with some Wildcat football players and cheerleaders. We are excited to have Coach Greene bring the Leadership Through Literacy program to Selmaville this year!
The JV Running Rockets are off to a great start. The JV boys have placed 1st in their last 2 meets, Woodlawn Invite and CJHS Tiger Paw Meet. Lucas Howe has been leading the JV team, with help from Max Bookhout, Ryder Lawson, Zeke Thompson, Remi Carroll, and Hayden Young. The JV girls are improving with every meet with strong finishes by Kailey Meredith, Bella Bodeker, Hadleigh Sapp, Briella Handegan, and Kynleigh Handegan.
Help Our FCS Students Cook Up Something Special!
Our Family and Consumer Science (FCS) classroom is ready to get cooking, but we need your help! Some of our kitchen needs are simple essentials, while others are small electric appliances. Anything you can contribute — even gently used items — will make a big difference.
Electric appliances we could use:
Toaster
Hot plate
Toaster oven
Air fryer
Everyday kitchen tools and utensils:
Mixing bowls
Mixing spoons and spatulas (including a slotted spatula)
Measuring cups and spoons
Stove-top pots
Silverware
Whisks
Cookie sheets (to fit a toaster oven, or ones that can be transported to the kitchen)
Baking pan with lid
Brown paper bags
Special ingredients for a homemade bread project:
Flour
Quick rising yeast
Salt
Butter
Eggs
Sugar
With your help, students will not only practice cooking basics but also have the opportunity to make homemade bread from start to finish! Donations can be dropped off at the school office during regular hours, or monetary contributions are welcome to help purchase needed items.
Thank you for supporting hands-on learning and helping our students gain skills they’ll use for a lifetime!
Our Family and Consumer Science (FCS) classroom is ready to get cooking, but we need your help! Some of our kitchen needs are simple essentials, while others are small electric appliances. Anything you can contribute — even gently used items — will make a big difference.
Electric appliances we could use:
Toaster
Hot plate
Toaster oven
Air fryer
Everyday kitchen tools and utensils:
Mixing bowls
Mixing spoons and spatulas (including a slotted spatula)
Measuring cups and spoons
Stove-top pots
Silverware
Whisks
Cookie sheets (to fit a toaster oven, or ones that can be transported to the kitchen)
Baking pan with lid
Brown paper bags
Special ingredients for a homemade bread project:
Flour
Quick rising yeast
Salt
Butter
Eggs
Sugar
With your help, students will not only practice cooking basics but also have the opportunity to make homemade bread from start to finish! Donations can be dropped off at the school office during regular hours, or monetary contributions are welcome to help purchase needed items.
Thank you for supporting hands-on learning and helping our students gain skills they’ll use for a lifetime!
Rockets Launch into Reading Challenge
Selmaville students are setting their sights high this school year with a brand-new Reading Challenge designed to build excitement, foster teamwork, and strengthen a love of reading. Thanks to the creativity and dedication of Ms. Marissa, the Reading Challenge bulletin board is now complete and serves as a colorful hub where students can watch their progress come to life.
The Reading Challenge gives students the chance to meet both individual and group goals through Accelerated Reader (AR). Each child has their own reading target, but the program goes beyond that by adding class competitions and a whole-school challenge.
Class vs. Class Competition
During the first quarter, students will compete in a class vs. class challenge. The prize? A water balloon showdown! The winning class in each division will get the opportunity to toss water balloons at a staff member. Even more exciting—students will get to vote from a list of participating staff members to decide who will take the splash. This lighthearted challenge is designed to keep students motivated and working together.
School-Wide Goal
Beyond the classroom competition, all Rockets are teaming up for one big school-wide goal: earning 6,000 AR points before the end of the year. If students reach this ambitious target, they’ll be rewarded with a special AR Day Celebration filled with fun activities to honor their achievement.
Encouraging Reading at Home
Parents play an important role in supporting these challenges. By encouraging daily reading at home, asking children about their AR goals, and celebrating small milestones, families can help build excitement that carries over into the classroom.
With every page turned, Rockets are blasting closer to their goals. The Reading Challenge is more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of literacy, teamwork, and perseverance.
A Note from the Superintendent
We are so proud of the enthusiasm our students are showing as they launch into this challenge. Reading is one of the most important skills our children will develop, and it opens doors to every subject and opportunity. Thank you for encouraging reading at home and supporting your child’s growth as a learner. Together, we’ll make this year’s Reading Challenge a success.
Keep reading, Rockets—the countdown to celebration is on!
— Superintendent Brittany Boldt
Selmaville students are setting their sights high this school year with a brand-new Reading Challenge designed to build excitement, foster teamwork, and strengthen a love of reading. Thanks to the creativity and dedication of Ms. Marissa, the Reading Challenge bulletin board is now complete and serves as a colorful hub where students can watch their progress come to life.
The Reading Challenge gives students the chance to meet both individual and group goals through Accelerated Reader (AR). Each child has their own reading target, but the program goes beyond that by adding class competitions and a whole-school challenge.
Class vs. Class Competition
During the first quarter, students will compete in a class vs. class challenge. The prize? A water balloon showdown! The winning class in each division will get the opportunity to toss water balloons at a staff member. Even more exciting—students will get to vote from a list of participating staff members to decide who will take the splash. This lighthearted challenge is designed to keep students motivated and working together.
School-Wide Goal
Beyond the classroom competition, all Rockets are teaming up for one big school-wide goal: earning 6,000 AR points before the end of the year. If students reach this ambitious target, they’ll be rewarded with a special AR Day Celebration filled with fun activities to honor their achievement.
Encouraging Reading at Home
Parents play an important role in supporting these challenges. By encouraging daily reading at home, asking children about their AR goals, and celebrating small milestones, families can help build excitement that carries over into the classroom.
With every page turned, Rockets are blasting closer to their goals. The Reading Challenge is more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of literacy, teamwork, and perseverance.
A Note from the Superintendent
We are so proud of the enthusiasm our students are showing as they launch into this challenge. Reading is one of the most important skills our children will develop, and it opens doors to every subject and opportunity. Thank you for encouraging reading at home and supporting your child’s growth as a learner. Together, we’ll make this year’s Reading Challenge a success.
Keep reading, Rockets—the countdown to celebration is on!
— Superintendent Brittany Boldt
