Steele Creek School first opened in 1925 with students in first grade to the eleventh grade. In 1931, Steele Creek School was combined with Berryhill High School and became an elementary school with students in first through seventh grades. The original school was first located on Highway 49 at the corner of Erwin Road. In 1968, a modern 16-room building was constructed on Gallant Lane. We have a diverse student body representing many nationalities. Our school is dedicated and committed to providing an excellent educational experience for all students. Our diverse student population includes students in grades K - 5.
School Spirit
- Steele Creek's mascot is the cougar.
- Our colors are green, gold, and white.
School Motto
- If you believe it, you can achieve it!
Student Pledge
I pledge to show my respect by listening to others, being kind, and acting as a leader.
I make mistakes so I can learn.
I learn so I can succeed.
I succeed so I can help others.
I am proud to be a Steele Creek Cougar!
Shared Belief Statements
WE BELIEVE a shared commitment among teachers, parents, and other adults to provide a safe and positive learning environment contributes to student well-being and academic success.
WE BELIEVE a shared commitment among teachers, parents, and other adults to challenge students on their learning levels and beyond, consistent with their learning styles, and to encourage active engagement in learning contribute to student well-being and academic success.
WE BELIEVE a shared commitment among teachers, parents, and other adults to nurture self-respect, encourages respect for diversity among fellow students and adults, and contributes to the student well-being and academic success.
WE BELIEVE a shared commitment among teachers, parents, and other adults to hold students accountable for their own choice of attitude, behavior, and academic effort contributes to student well-being and academic success.
WE BELIEVE a shared commitment among teachers, parents, and other adults to promote and sustain high morale are essential and contribute to student well-being and academic success.