Seckman High School

Seckman High School is a metro St. Louis area high school located at 2800 Seckman Rd. in Imperial, Missouri and is one of two high schools in the Fox C-6 School District. Seckman High School opened in 1997 and graduated its first Senior Class in 1999.

The school colors and mascot were voted on by students prior to the school's opening. Blue and gold were selected along with the Jaguar mascot.

Seckman's high school rival is Fox High School in Arnold, MO. Don Grimshaw serves as the head principal at Seckman and there are multiple assistant principals. Seckman High School clubs and teams such include: Cheerleading, academic team, anime club, track, cross country, football, basketball, golf, soccer, wrestling, ping pong team, choir program, jaguar man swag, color guard, and a marching band.

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