Attention parents of rising 7th graders!
Record of a t-dap vaccine is required prior to beginning 7th grade. The t-dap booster protects against tetanus, diptheria, and pertussus.
Please schedule the vaccine with your health provider ASAP.
If your child has already had the required booster, please send a copy to Nurse Neely at esneely@spart7.org.
If your child has a religious or medical exemption, please contact the nurse to make sure that document is on file in your child's records.
Your child will not be able to start 7th grade without the proper documentation.
Record of a t-dap vaccine is required prior to beginning 7th grade. The t-dap booster protects against tetanus, diptheria, and pertussus.
Please schedule the vaccine with your health provider ASAP.
If your child has already had the required booster, please send a copy to Nurse Neely at esneely@spart7.org.
If your child has a religious or medical exemption, please contact the nurse to make sure that document is on file in your child's records.
Your child will not be able to start 7th grade without the proper documentation.
Awards for 7th graders will be given on Monday, May 18 starting at 9:30 a.m.
This program is by invitation only. Invitations will be sent out by May 12.
This program is by invitation only. Invitations will be sent out by May 12.
Carver's 8th Grade Awards Day and Promotion Ceremony will be held Friday, May 15 at 9:30 a.m. This iis for all 8th graders who are being promoted to high school. Each child will receive TWO guest tickets. All guests must have a ticket to enter. Child must be in good academic standing to promote to receive their tickets.
✨ There’s so much to celebrate across Spartanburg School District 7! ✨
From the unforgettable magic of The Wizard of Oz and celebrations honoring the Class of 2026 to inspiring student achievements, career exploration experiences, and moments of teamwork and kindness that define our schools — this edition of 7Headlines is filled with stories that showcase the heart of D7.
You’ll also find enrollment information for the 2026–2027 school year, highlights from across our campuses, and the many ways our students, staff, and community continue to shine together each day. 💙
Take a moment to catch up on the latest stories from across District 7.
📬 Read the full April 2026 edition of 7Headlines:
https://tinyurl.com/7HeadlinesApr2026
#7Shines
From the unforgettable magic of The Wizard of Oz and celebrations honoring the Class of 2026 to inspiring student achievements, career exploration experiences, and moments of teamwork and kindness that define our schools — this edition of 7Headlines is filled with stories that showcase the heart of D7.
You’ll also find enrollment information for the 2026–2027 school year, highlights from across our campuses, and the many ways our students, staff, and community continue to shine together each day. 💙
Take a moment to catch up on the latest stories from across District 7.
📬 Read the full April 2026 edition of 7Headlines:
https://tinyurl.com/7HeadlinesApr2026
#7Shines
This is a reminder to pick up those medications. Nurse Neely cannot keep any medicines over the summer, so please pick up your child's medication before the last day of school.
Tomorrow 64 students will be celebrated for completing this year's Reading Challenge. They read 8 books from at least 6 different genres and reported on them.
Each student will get to attend the pizza party and pick one of these books to keep for their very own.
Congratulations also to Victor K for being this year's top reader!
Each student will get to attend the pizza party and pick one of these books to keep for their very own.
Congratulations also to Victor K for being this year's top reader!
The Southside Lions Club is a faithful partner and supporter of Carver! This week they came by to add some beauty to our campus by planting flowers by our front entrance. Our community continues to wrap us in love and we're grateful! Thank you Southside Lions Club!
#OurStory
#OurVoice
#OurExcellence
Is your student interested in cheering next year? Find out more in this video.
https://youtu.be/Zv_lYi6EY7Q
https://youtu.be/Zv_lYi6EY7Q
The 8th grade Intro to Health Careers and Medical Detectives classes traveled to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center yesterday to learn more about careers in health care. They learned CPR, practiced medical procedures in virtual reality, had a conversation about health, wellness, and stress management, and got to learn about different career clusters in health care and how to get employed at Spartanburg Regional!
Tryouts for Carver's Competitive cheer/football sideline will be held May 7 and 8, from 4-6 and May 9 starting at 9 a.m.
There is a $5 tryout fee.
Students must bring a completed physical form.
Questions? Email carvercheerleading@outlook.com
There is a $5 tryout fee.
Students must bring a completed physical form.
Questions? Email carvercheerleading@outlook.com
Carver cheerleaders present a summer cheer camp for ages 3-11 June 2-4.
The cost is $60.
For more information, email
carvercheerleading@outlook.com
The cost is $60.
For more information, email
carvercheerleading@outlook.com
Attn: Parents of Athletes
What: Sports Physicals
When: May 8 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Carver Middle School
Bring: A completed physical form and $25 (cash, tap to pay, or checks to Regenesis Healthcare)
Why: This is REQUIRED for anyone wishing to participate in a sport at Carver or SHS next school year.
Parent is not required to be present as long as forms are filled out and payment is in hand.
What: Sports Physicals
When: May 8 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Carver Middle School
Bring: A completed physical form and $25 (cash, tap to pay, or checks to Regenesis Healthcare)
Why: This is REQUIRED for anyone wishing to participate in a sport at Carver or SHS next school year.
Parent is not required to be present as long as forms are filled out and payment is in hand.
Select AVID students visited an education class at Wofford yesterday. They talked to students about how the AVID program has helped them gain skills to be successful in school. They also toured the campus and ate lunch in the cafeteria.
It's Assistant Principal Week and we're saluting ours! Help us let this team know they are appreciated. They keep us going!
Cherrel Jackson
Jaime Talkington
Elliott McCarthy
#OurStory
#OurVoice
#OurExcellence
Congratulations to our newest cohort of graduates from the Spartanburg Police Department Junior Citizens Academy. This program aims to mentor, provide resources, and establish valuable relationships with those who lead, govern and keep our community safe. This program is led by officers with the Spartanburg Police Department and their chaplains. Their consistent investment in our Wildcats develops future leaders for our city. We're also grateful to hear a keynote from attorney and former councilman Michael Brown. His story and message to continue moving forward will be something Wildcats can fall back on. Thank you to all the families to support these students through their Academy as well.
#OurStory
#OurVoice
#OurExcellence
Who: Wildcats (and parents) who want to play sports next year
What: Important meeting
When: April 15 at 5:30
Where: Carver Middle School library
Why: Meet the coaches, learn about requirements
What: Important meeting
When: April 15 at 5:30
Where: Carver Middle School library
Why: Meet the coaches, learn about requirements
Come join us on Saturday, April 25 for our first ever and first annual Spring Fair!!! This effort is a collaborative fundraising initiative by our PTO and our Student Council! Come enjoy some great field and carnival style games along with some great food. Free entry but tickets must be purchased to participate in games and events. Come have fun and support Carver!!! Share and spread the word!
#OurStory
#OurVoice
#OurExcellence
Congratuations to our Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Amy Able has taught 8th grade math at Carver for the past three years. She is a supportive and effective educator who makes a difference every day.
Jeff Smith wears many hats at Carver as our head custodian. Not only does he ensure our learning environment is safe and clean, he is always busy setting up and taking down set ups for our special events.
Amy Able has taught 8th grade math at Carver for the past three years. She is a supportive and effective educator who makes a difference every day.
Jeff Smith wears many hats at Carver as our head custodian. Not only does he ensure our learning environment is safe and clean, he is always busy setting up and taking down set ups for our special events.
A huge thanks to all the vendors who came out today to make our career fair a success. Students talked with professionals about a variety of career and educational opportunities.
🎻✨ For more than a century, strings have been part of the heartbeat of District 7. ✨🎻
This Music in Our Schools Month, we’re celebrating an orchestra program that doesn’t just perform beautifully; it opens doors to extraordinary experiences.
Founded in 1920, District 7’s orchestra program is the oldest public school strings program in South Carolina, and today it continues to set the standard from our middle schools to Spartanburg High.
And this year, our students are continuing a tradition of excellence…
🏆At McCracken Middle, students earned the Gold Outstanding Performance Award, along with Superior and Superior with Distinction ratings at Concert Performance Assessment. Twenty students were selected for Region Orchestra, with three advancing to All-State.
🏆At Carver Middle, the orchestra earned an Excellent rating at CPA, with students representing D7 in Region Orchestra and performing with the Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.
🏆At Spartanburg High School, both orchestras earned Superior with Distinction ratings and the prestigious Gold Outstanding Performance Award. Twenty-eight students were selected for Region Orchestra, with three earning All-State honors.
🏅And this year marked something truly special: a record number of students earning Region Orchestra honors, a milestone that reflects the strength and growth of our program.
But what makes District 7’s orchestra program truly special goes far beyond the accolades.
It’s the experiences our students carry with them…
🎶 Performing for travelers at the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
🎶 Taking the stage at professional conferences and community galas
🎶 Playing alongside and within youth symphonies
🎶 Traveling together from unforgettable trips like Disney to international tours across Europe
And behind every performance is a team of dedicated educators who pour into these students day in and day out. Many of them also serve as leaders in the field, contributing to organizations like the Piedmont Chamber Orchestra, Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, and the South Carolina Music Educators Association orchestra division.
From their very first notes to standing ovations on big stages, our students are learning more than music. They’re learning discipline, teamwork, and how to be part of something bigger than themselves.
After more than 100 years, District 7 strings are still SHINING on our stages, in our community, and around the world.
#7Shines
This Music in Our Schools Month, we’re celebrating an orchestra program that doesn’t just perform beautifully; it opens doors to extraordinary experiences.
Founded in 1920, District 7’s orchestra program is the oldest public school strings program in South Carolina, and today it continues to set the standard from our middle schools to Spartanburg High.
And this year, our students are continuing a tradition of excellence…
🏆At McCracken Middle, students earned the Gold Outstanding Performance Award, along with Superior and Superior with Distinction ratings at Concert Performance Assessment. Twenty students were selected for Region Orchestra, with three advancing to All-State.
🏆At Carver Middle, the orchestra earned an Excellent rating at CPA, with students representing D7 in Region Orchestra and performing with the Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.
🏆At Spartanburg High School, both orchestras earned Superior with Distinction ratings and the prestigious Gold Outstanding Performance Award. Twenty-eight students were selected for Region Orchestra, with three earning All-State honors.
🏅And this year marked something truly special: a record number of students earning Region Orchestra honors, a milestone that reflects the strength and growth of our program.
But what makes District 7’s orchestra program truly special goes far beyond the accolades.
It’s the experiences our students carry with them…
🎶 Performing for travelers at the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
🎶 Taking the stage at professional conferences and community galas
🎶 Playing alongside and within youth symphonies
🎶 Traveling together from unforgettable trips like Disney to international tours across Europe
And behind every performance is a team of dedicated educators who pour into these students day in and day out. Many of them also serve as leaders in the field, contributing to organizations like the Piedmont Chamber Orchestra, Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, and the South Carolina Music Educators Association orchestra division.
From their very first notes to standing ovations on big stages, our students are learning more than music. They’re learning discipline, teamwork, and how to be part of something bigger than themselves.
After more than 100 years, District 7 strings are still SHINING on our stages, in our community, and around the world.
#7Shines
