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Station Camp High

Dean Equipment and Furniture Company is a new Partner to SCHS for the 2006-07 school year. Their partnership plans include providing construction and woodworking students with some real world experience by possibly offering job-shadowing opportunities, the chance to visit a school under construction, or taking a tour of a manufacturing plant.

Pictured at the partnership ceremony are Dean employees Jennifer Hopper (back left), Holly Davenport (front left), and Houston McSwain (front right) with SCHS Principal Art Crook and COMPASS Director Kara Arnold.



American Security Bank & Trust
employees have spent several hours working with students monthly on budgeting, getting ready for college, and how to graduate without being in debt. CEO David Resha also organized the Station Camp High Foundation, including gaining a charter for the new charitable organization, writing bylaws, fundraising, and serving on the Board of Directors. The bank also provided breakfast for the graduating seniors, funded part of the Marketing Club's trip and competition, and provided a graduating senior with a $1,000 scholarship.

(Foreground) COMPASS Executive Director Kara Arnold and General Sessions Judge Jim Hunter sign the Partnership contracts while (Background L to R) ASB&T CEO David Resha, Board member Charles Scarboro, former SCHS Principal David Hallman, ASB&T President Mark Thomas, and Board member Ace Harrington (with little Ace) get acquainted at the Partnership ceremony in 2004, which took place on the SCHS football field during half time.



RR Donnelley Employees want to work with Vocational students to help prepare them for the workforce or technical school. They are providing the students opportunities to learn more about the printing business and if they want to pursue a career in printing.


R.R. Donnelley employees (back row) Robin Bell, Felecia Lewis, Mark Cross, and Darrin Christian made a presentation to SCHS juniors and seniors in 2005. SCHS students are in the front row with Marketing teacher Brandon Smart (far right).