
SRES students have had a fun week participating in all the Homecoming dress up days. View all photos at this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10TXpMs83JSr1fS7Ioh3M2xUrJXm1MB3C?usp=sharing









Title 1 / FAFSA Night @ SRHS


The weather may change our location, but it won’t change our tradition! We want everyone to have the opportunity to be part of the Wildcat spirit and celebrate together.
PreK–5th Grade: Approximately 8:30 AM
6th–12th Grade: Approximately 10:15 AM
Location: High School Gym
Get ready to cheer, celebrate, and show your WILDCAT PRIDE! Same Wildcat tradition. Same Wildcat spirit. New indoor location! #WildcatNation #WildcatPride

Meet Your 2026 Homecoming Court Nominees! Congratulations to this year’s Homecoming Court nominees!
Join us Friday, October 2, for the Homecoming Game, where our Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned during halftime! Good luck to all of our nominees, and we’ll see you Friday night!

Please make any necessary transportation or after-school arrangements for your student. #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight
























This year, we combined our Pop Stars and Student of the Month recognitions into one special recognition—Wildcat WOW!
So, what makes a Wildcat WOW?
W – Their words speak with kindness and honesty
O – Options. They make smart, responsible decisions
W – Way. They lead the way for others to follow
Each month, one student from every class will be chosen as a Wildcat WOW. We’ll celebrate these students with a special Wildcat WOW Lunch on the last Friday of each month. We’re excited to celebrate our September Wildcat WOWs and the great example they are setting for their classmates! Way to go, Wildcats! #WildcatWOW #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight





Another win in the books against Edgewood, and HUGE milestone accomplishments for our seniors!
Blakley Perkins – 2,000 Assists & 700 Digs
Jaylee Fisher – 1,000 Digs & 775 Assists
Alyssa Harrison – 550 Digs
Lily Tudor – 500 Digs
So proud of these senior leaders! #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight





Congratulations to all our exhibitors on a fantastic show!
Lambs:
• Kylie Ables: 1st FWX, 2nd Southdown
• Hadlee Lawson: 1st FWX, 1st Southdown, Inter. Showmanship
• Kimberli Erwin: 5th Southdown, Inter. Showmanship
• Emma Newhouse: 1st Medium Wool
• Kinley Shaw: 1st & 2nd Dorper
Goats:
• Reed Elliott: 6th Market Goat
• Chloe Elliott: 3rd Market Goat
• Kyndall Huckeba: 8th Market Goat, Inter. Showmanship
• Laney Huckeba: 11th Market Goat
So proud of your hard work! #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight #ScurryRosserFFA #TexasFFA













Congratulations to:
Kolter Shaw — 3rd Place Brangus
Kason Shaw — 2nd Place Brangus
Kason Shaw — 3rd Place Santa Gertrudis
Kalli Stewart — 2nd Place American-Bred Cattle
Carson Wilder — 6th Place Red Brahman
We are proud of each of you and the way you represented Scurry-Rosser FFA! Keep working hard and making us proud! Congratulations, Cattle Team! #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight








Students and staff showed up in red, white, and blue for a patriotic theme in remembrance of 9/11. It was a great afternoon of school spirit, Wildcat pride, and honoring a day we will never forget. #SRMS #WildcatPride #SchoolDoneRight #NeverForget




Members of the Scurry Volunteer Fire Departmentan d Rosser Volunteer Fire Department were recognized, with Derrick Thibodeaux and Captain Kenneth Orman representing Rosser VFD.
The district also recognized City of Scurry Police Chief Gary Perkins and Officer Marcus Charles, along with members of the Scurry-Rosser ISD Police Department, including Chief Jayme Burley and Officers Frank Gomez and Justin Jordan.
As each first responder was recognized, Athletic Director John David Caffey and Superintendent Dr. Lori Blaylock presented them with certificates of appreciation as a small way to say thank you for all they do for Scurry-Rosser ISD and our community.
The special moments continued as the Varsity Wildcats took the field proudly carrying the American flag. Before kickoff, while gathered in the end zone with the flags held high, the athletes knelt together in prayer.
September 11 is a day that reminds us of the courage, sacrifice, and service of first responders across our country. Friday night allowed Scurry-Rosser ISD to recognize those who serve right here at home.
Thank you to all of our first responders for answering the call, serving our community, and helping keep our Wildcats safe.


For the Scurry Rosser HIGH SCHOOL PepRally

