Sebastian River High School

SRHS Model UN Club is so incredibly thankful and grateful to receive a generous donation from No. 1 China supporting our school's participation in the Miami Dade Model UN Conference at the end of February.
We couldn't even consider this without their support.
Thank you No.1 China!

SRHS is thrilled to celebrate Aleah Hilliard for earning a spot in the 2026 FMEA All-State SSAA Chorus! Last week, Aleah performed in Tampa with this prestigious ensemble—a remarkable accomplishment considering only 600 students are chosen from over 12,000 chorus students statewide. We are incredibly proud of Aleah, who stands out as the only Sebastian River High School music student to achieve this honor this year.

Save the date! Our incoming Freshmen Night is coming up!

Sebastian River High School Leo Club Chartered On January 14, 2026, the Sebastian River High School Leo Club was officially chartered during the Lions MD-35 Zone Meeting at the Environmental Learning Center in Vero Beach. As part of Lions International, the world’s largest service club organization with over 1.4 million members, Leos develop leadership skills and serve their communities. This fall, SRHS Leos made a strong start: October: Partnered with United Way Day of Caring to prepare the gym for Homecoming. November: Collected 300+ pounds of food for the Roseland Ecumenical Food Pantry. December: Marched with the Sebastian Lions in the Holiday Parade, proudly representing their new club. The SRHS Leo Club looks forward to continuing its mission of leadership and service in 2026.

Join us to learn more about the exciting Career & Technical
Education courses offered at Sebastian River High School!

Congratulations to Guinevere Hall and Tyler Hendricksen for being selected as the Sebastian Exchange Club Students of the Month for December!

SRHS had some very special visitors on campus this week! Some of our former IB graduates of the Class of 2025 reunited to share their 1st semester college experience and meet with former teachers!

Forty of Mr. Anderson's Aerospace Technology Students visited two post-secondary schools on Thursday, Dec. 11.
The visits started with Epic Flight Academy's Aircraft Mechanic Program, a two-year program/ trade school. The second stop of our trip was at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach.
While visiting the schools, students learned of opportunities they could pursue after high school. Many aviation careers were discussed, ranging from Aircraft Mechanics, Pilots, Air Traffic Control, Aviation Engineering, Meteorology, and Aviation Business Degrees. Students walked away with great insights into potential future career paths.

SRHS students and parents are invited to join Inside Admissions: A Q&A with College Directors on Monday, January 26 at 7:00 pm in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts at Saint Edward’s School. It is free and open to the public. See Flyer for more details!

9th and 10th Grade Students - Tomorrow is your Mid-Year FAST Test! Remember to bring your charged Chromebook and charger to school! Try your best, what you score tomorrow determines where you begin in the Spring! Go Sharks!

Sebastian River High School's NJROTC at the Sebastian Christmas Parade!

Save the Date!

Join us for the Showcase of Schools on January 10, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Gifford Middle School. Discover all the amazing opportunities our schools have to offer, meet staff, and see our programs in action.

Mark your calendars. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Calling all community members and STEM enthusiasts!
We’re looking for volunteers to serve as Science Fair Judges. Help support our young scientists as they showcase their creativity and innovation.
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Aerospace Technology Students from SRHS were provided an opportunity to experience flying in vintage aircraft through the EAA Chapter 99 Young Eagles Event on Saturday, Nov. 8. The event took place at the New Hibiscus Airpark located off of West Route 60. Student families enjoyed a pancake breakfast while waiting for their opportunity to soar. While at breakfast, student families had an opportunity to talk with pilots from around the state that had flown in for the event.

Our own Mrs. Pinkney and her son Quinn came out to the event. Kenny Hulse, son of Katie Hulse, also came out and was the recipient of one of two raffle prizes. He gets to go for a Glider Plane ride sponsored by the Treasure Coast Soaring Club which calls this airfield home. We also had Rianah Pagdanganan, from Mr. Anderson's year 3 class, there to fly a drone to capture images and video of the event. A huge shout out and Thank You to Chapter 99 of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) for putting together the second Young Eagles event of the school year.

This week at Sebastian River High School, student tour guides present the Anne Frank Traveling Exhibit, hosted by the Institute For Holocaust Education, to fellow students. During this week, all 10th-grade World History students will experience this exhibit, which focuses on the life experiences of Anne Frank as she grew up being forced to hide from Nazi Germany, as Adolph Hitler's forces began expanding across Europe. The exhibit immerses viewers in Anne Frank's family life before, during, and after the war as it traces the impact of Nazi persecution and war on one particular family.

Got ideas brewing? Join Superintendent Dr. David K. Moore for coffee and conversation as we come together to help every student reach their full potential!

This event is open to the public and free of charge. Come out to see trials and triumphs of Anne Frank with artifacts from the Anne Frank Center and the University of South Carolina.

Congratulations to IB students, Sarah van Zuydam and Tyler Simpson, for being recognized as the Sebastian Exchange Club Students-of-the-Month for October.