Evans County Schools

🌈✨ Witnessing the magic of science! 🌈✨ Recently, Mrs. Myers's students embarked on an enchanting journey into the world of light waves and refraction. Through a captivating magic trick involving a vanishing coin, they explored the wonders of bending light and uncovering hidden secrets. But that's not all! With the sun shining brightly and the weather on our side, they delved even deeper into the spectacle of nature. Using prisms to disperse light, they watched in awe as ordinary sunlight transformed into a breathtaking array of colors, painting the sky with vibrant rainbows. 🌞🌈 In a moment of discovery, one student astounded us all by mastering the art of refraction, successfully isolating the color red from the spectrum. Their keen eye and curiosity unlocked a world of possibilities, reminding us that true magic lies in the pursuit of knowledge. 🎩🔍 Experiencing the beauty of refraction firsthand, our students learned that magic isn't just in the tricks we perform, but also in the natural phenomena that surround us every day. Here's to embracing curiosity and uncovering the wonders of science! 📚🔍 #ScienceIsMagic #LearningThroughPlay #RainbowWonders #RoarANDSoar

Collaboration doesn't just happen in the classroom! It happens between instructors and business partners. Yesterday area healthcare partners, Ogeechee Technical College instructors, and Evans Region College and Career Academy faculty met to create a plan for helping this year's Certified Nursing Assistant Cohort earn their volunteer hours, complete their clinicals, and gain knowledge through guest speaker appearances from these providers. Soon these partners look forward to introducing fifteen CNAs to our community! Collaborators: Camelia Health and Rehabilitation, Evans Memorial Hospital, North Springs Assisted Living, Ogeechee Technical College, Southern Family Medicine, The Griffin House #TheDEN #workforceready

The opportunities are endless for our CHS Work-Based Learning students. Senior Wade Eller enjoys working with his hands and being outdoors, and his role as farm assistant with Delta Transport is a perfect fit. He is able to do everything from caring for farm animals to landscaping, and he enjoys it all. Through this job placement, Wade puts to use the knowledge he gained in his agricultural classes. After high school, he plans to pursue a different type of outdoor, hands-on work. He plans to pursue certification as a lineman. CHS is very proud of you, Wade! #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess #TheDEN

Ms. Driggers' 4th Graders Learn Multiplication with Shaving Cream Fun! 🧼✖️ Ms. Driggers’ 4th grade math class got messy and multiplied their learning today! The students practiced their multiplication facts by writing them out with shaving cream. Engaging their sense of touch made learning these math facts fun and hands-on! ✏️🤩 #ReadySetGrow

Congratulations to CHS Junior Kaidence Allred! She WON one of the four spots available for the Canoochee EMC Washington Youth Tour Writing Competition! ECCSS is so proud of this amazing Tiger! Way to go, Kaidence! #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess

This HSHT-sponsored training emphasized responsible and safe online behavior for high school students, covering crucial aspects such as Digital Footprint & Identity, Privacy & Security, Cyberbullying and Online Harassment, and Responsible Content Consumption and Sharing. The trainers, Mrs. Stephanie Bell and Ronald Smith, reminded students that being responsible and safe online starts with making conscious choices. The training's purpose was to ensure that students can navigate the digital world confidently and protect their online and offline well-being. #TigerPride #RealLife

Students Get Hands-On with Science Experiments in Ms. Baxter's 5th Grade Class Ms. Baxter's science students had a blast this week conducting experiments to observe physical and chemical changes. It was an engaging way for the 5th graders to see science concepts in action! 🔬👦👧 #ReadySetGrow #STEM

Do you ever wonder what CHS alumni are doing? Economic Development Authority Director, Adam Kennedy, and The DEN's CEO, Holly Durrence, met up with Carol Moore Adams, CHS Class of 1981, when she provided business and industry members a tour of her worksite. Adams serves as the Quality Assurance Manager at Cardinal Glass in Statesboro and has worked at the facility for 25 years. CHS and The DEN look forward to working with Adams to connect its graduates with job opportunities at Cardinal Glass. #TheDEN #OnceATigerAlwaysATiger

Ms. Driggers' Tigers Learn About Winter in Tiger Time ❄️ Ms. Driggers’ class has been reading nonfiction articles about avalanches, snowshoes, and adapting to cold weather during their Tiger Time. To reward the students for their hard work learning about winter topics, they got to have some snowy fun and made their own "snow" to play with! These Tigers had a blast with their wintry creation. #ReadySetGrow #WinterFun

📝 Please help ECCSS show some BIG Tiger 💛🖤💛to our top Young Georgia Authors (YGA) writers and to our ELA teachers who hosted the competition and inspired some AMAZING writing! 📝 Please help us give the following ECCSS students a shout-out for finishing in the top-three for their grade-level for YGA! Please help us give an extra round of applause to the 1st place grade-level winner who advanced to the FDRESA round of the YGA competition! We are so proud of our Tiger writers, and we are so grateful to our ELA teachers and friends for growing our writers! We wish all of our grade-level winners the best in the next round of the FDRESA YGA competition! More info: http://tinyurl.com/4w9uxmfa #WeLoveOurTigers #WeLoveOurTigerWriters #YGA

On Friday, February 23rd, CMS 8th graders traveled to Savannah, GA, to the Historic Downtown Savannah Theater to watch a collection of plays. Titles included, The Raven; The Tell-Tale Heart; The Monkey's Paw; The Necklace; The Legend of Sleepy Hollow; and The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. This trip gave our students the opportunity to visit Historic Savannah and take part in a dramatic arts experience focused on classic short stories.

🌟📚✨ This past Saturday, February 24, was a day of numbers, challenges, and triumphs for 35 of our CES students who took part in the exhilarating regional math competition, Math Mania! 🎉 A very special shoutout goes to five of our brilliant Tigers who not only competed but also secured top spots at the competition! 🏅🐅 Kindergarten: Jesus R. - 1st place 🥇 1st Grade: Brantley S. - 1st place 🥇 3rd Grade: Angel M. - 2nd place 🥈 4th Grade: Caitlynn I. - 2nd place 🥈 4th Grade: Yazmine G. - 3rd place 🥉 Let's give a roaring round of applause for their amazing achievements. You are all true representations of CES spirit and excellence. Keep shining bright, Mathletes! ✨ #ReadySetGrow #MathMania

Congratulations to our Region 3-A Division 1 2023-2024 All-Region Basketball Honorees- Jayda Jordan- Co-offensive Player of the Year Zarriana Harden- 2nd Team Makenzy Bacon- Honorable Mention Tyrone Atkinson- 1st Team Cedrick Bell, Jr- 2nd Team #GoTigers #BlackAndGold

🎉✨ A round of applause and sparkling congratulations to our dazzling Miss CES queens! ✨🎉 Wee Miss Queen: Caroline Rush 1st Runner Up: Arbri Brown 2nd Runner Up: Alayiah Byrd 3rd Runner Up: Madison Sapp 4th Runner up: BryLeigh Whelan People Choice: Madilynn Geiger Little Miss Queen: Kaleigh Wilkinson 1st Runner Up: Ava Alcantar 2nd Runner Up: Madison Bastanzi Petite Miss Queen: Bella Ann Sapp 1st Runner Up: Lauren McClain Supreme Miss CES: Harper West Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have shown grace, poise, and talent. Here's to their bright futures ahead! 🎊👑 #ReadySetGrow #MissCES

📚 Readers Wanted for Read Across America Week! 📚 Claxton Elementary is celebrating Read Across America Week March 4th-7th, and we need guest readers! Do you have a special skill, hobby, or interest you'd like to share with our students? We have a few open slots left for volunteers to come read a book to a classroom and engage with our students. Join us for this special celebration of reading! 🤓📖 #ReadAcrossAmerica #ReadySetGrow

Back in January, Mrs. Hallman's second grade Tiger time class was learning about nonfiction text features. Their culminating activity was to become text feature surgeons! 😷 Upon entering Mrs. Hallman's OR, students donned masks and gloves and excised examples of text features from magazines and newspapers to put in their operating room manuals. They had a blast reviewing all they'd learned about text features! #ReadySetGrow

Congratulations to our newest Miss CHS, Alyssa Jones (also Interview Award Winner), and Mr. CHS, Tyrone Atkinson, and their court. Mr. CHS 1st Runner Up- Nick Snellgrove Miss CHS 1st Runner Up- Aashi Patel (also Most Photogenic Award) 2nd Runner Up- Reese Waters (also People's Choice Award) 3rd Runner Up- Taylor Bennett (also Miss Congeniality) 4th Runner Up- Damonae Wharton CHS Spirit Award- Maci Eason #TigerTraditions #BlackAndGold

Congratulations to our Miss CMS 2024, Rylee Lane, and Mr. CMS 2024, Garrison Sapp, and their court: 1st runner up, Chloe Blocker; and 2nd runner up, La'lanee Fields. Other awards given were Best Interview Award, Rylee Lane; Most Photogenic Award, La'lanee Fields; Miss Congeniality, Chloe Blocker; CMS Spirit Award, Haylee Saldano; and People’s Choice, La'lanee Fields. #TigerTraditions #BlackAnd Gold #RoarANDSoar

🚌💛🖤We are extra grateful to our ECCSS transportation department every day, and we were happy to show them some extra Tiger 💛🖤💛 this week for Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 💛🖤🚌 ECCSS showed our AWESOME school bus drivers some extra appreciation on Thursday! Our Tiger bus drivers transport precious cargo to and from school each day and make sure our students arrive safely at their destinations! We appreciate all our bus drivers do to keep our Tigers safe, smiling, and ready for learning each day! Please join ECCSS and extend an extra special 'thank you' to our Tiger bus drivers! #WeLoveOurTigers #BusDriverAppreciation

Graduations are approaching! You read that right--graduations. Many of our CHS Seniors will graduate from BOTH high school and Ogeechee Technical College in May. These students will earn their high school diploma at the same time that they earn certificates and diplomas in their areas of post-secondary study. Pictured are Carson Blocker, CHS Senior, and Brandy Murphy, Assistant Director of Admissions at Ogeechee Technical College. Blocker attended last week's OTC Graduation Gala to prepare for his May graduation in HVAC. The future is bright for this Tiger! Students interested in finishing post-secondary coursework prior to high school graduation should reach out to Holly or Tina Durrence--(912) 739-3993. #TheDEN #careerready