Students in Ms. Johnson's Art classes are learning how to be art critics. Students had to look at other students' artwork and critique how the artwork looked and made them feel. The students discussed with each other the different things that they liked and disliked about the artwork. The students did not critique their own class's artwork; they critiqued another class's artwork. This gave our students a chance to practice giving constructive criticism in a kind way. #4Cs #RoarANDSoar
What a delicious meal at Claxton Middle/High School! Students were treated to juicy baked barbecue chicken, homemade cornbread, baked beans, side salad, and honeydew melon paired with a carton of cold milk.
Our students are provided nutritionally balanced meals that meet federal guidelines at no cost to families!
#FuelingGA #GATrayoftheWeek
Please see the press release below regarding ECCSS closing Wednesday, August 30 and Thursday, August 31 due to the projected path of Idalia. The safety of our Tigers, families, and community is a top priority!
https://tinyurl.com/muabjsbe
As part of the 9th grade Commitment Ceremony, current CHS students Miranda Garrido-Lorenzana, Kamryn Carter, Katie Butler, and Conner Miller, as well as CHS and Ogeechee Tech alumnus Tony Hernandez shared with the students about the importance of staying on track, completing and turning in their work, and setting and accomplishing goals. #LifeGoals #ClassOf2027
3rd graders are shining a light on reading! 🔦
#ReadySetGrow
#CES
The CHS Softball game scheduled for Tuesday, August 29, 2023 has been cancelled. We will post the new date once it has been rescheduled. Thank you for your support. #BlackAndGold #TigerPride
Another course conquered, and another milestone achieved!
Hats off to our students at The Academy for completing their courses with flying colors. Keep shining and keep learning!
#TheAcademy
#AcademyAccomplishments
What do you grab when you are craving something sweet? The Culinary Arts Production class has been experimenting with the sale of different treats in the school store. So far the favorite has been the homemade chocolate chip cookie, and the least liked dessert was a brownie with walnuts. In the near future, they hope to offer a decorated sugar cookie.
#TheDEN
At CHS, Mr. Lewis' government classes have been learning about forms of government and working collaboratively to create questions to review what they are learning.
#Creativity #Collaboration #Communication
#GovernmentIsImportant
We are making an adjustment to our lunch menu for this week, and we wanted to let our students, families, and staff know. Please see the updated menu below. https://tinyurl.com/yn7pbhdj
Please see the link below for a weather alert. ECCSS is working with local emergency officials to monitor Idalia's possible impact. Check our ECCSS website & Facebook for updates. The safety of our Tigers, families, & community is a top priority.
https://tinyurl.com/ybyhvdds
7th graders in Mrs. Sapp's math classes showed great COLLABORATION and COMMUNICATION skills as they worked in groups to measure a scale drawing of the basketball court.. This hands-on project enabled them to think CRITICALLY about how to accurately apply proportional math to a real-world setting.
Activities like this help prepare our students for college, career, and community! So proud of the teamwork and effort shown by our 7th grade math students today! #roarANDsoar
#4Cs
🔍🌍 Rocking Our Way through Science! 🌱🔬
📚 Mrs. Mathis' 3rd grade class has embarked on an exciting journey into the world of geology! 🌄🔎 Together, they are investigating the diverse attributes of rocks and uncovering their hidden stories.
#ReadySetGrow
#CES
The 7 Mindsets focus this week is EMBRACE CREATIVITY. At CMS, we want our students to see things differently, so that they can do things differently, so that they can one day make a difference. We want our tigers to SOAR like eagles above adversity.
#RoarANDSoar
Please check out our ECCSS Week at a Glance! Please note that this week’s sneak peek is for Tuesday, August 29 - Saturday, September 2!
Reminders: All times listed are 'PM' unless otherwise noted. If there is not an '@' symbol, it means the event is at home. On our calendar website, you can find specific location information for home events and more: https://www.evans.k12.ga.us/page/calendars-and-events.
With the projected forecast for this week, we’re anticipating there may be updates to our scheduled events. Remember, you can see our most up-to-date calendar info on the calendar page of our website: https://www.evans.k12.ga.us/page/calendars-and-events
#WeLoveOurTigers
#WeLoveOurTigerFans
#GoTigers
On Thursday, August 24, freshman students at CHS participated in the 9th grade Commitment Ceremony where they signed a graduation gown to symbolize their commitment to graduate on time and with their classmates in the Class of 2027. Thank you to all the family and friends who came to support these students. #ClassOf2027 #BlackAndGold #LifeGoals
Passion First is one of the 7 Mindsets our students are learning. "You just have to be yourself and go full with confidence and be courageous!" Gabby Douglas
Please see the press release below regarding Brayan Atjun, a recent CHS graduate, being selected for a training program with the GA Ports Authority.
https://tinyurl.com/mbt4fbt7
#WeLoveOurTigers
#ClassOf2023
#CHS
#TheDEN
Our 6th grade students had a blast with the airplane challenge in Mrs. Myers’ class last week! The hands-on activity allowed them to learn about distance, time, and calculating speed in a fun way.
Students worked in teams to build paper airplanes, and then they tested how far their plane could fly. They measured the distance traveled and timed how long the flight took. Using this data, students practiced calculating the speed of their airplane.
The airplane challenge provided an engaging way for students to explore key math and science concepts. More importantly, they gained valuable experience collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data from the real world. We're so proud of how hard our students worked on this STEM activity. They showed creativity, teamwork, and perseverance while having fun.
#4Cs
#roarANDsoar
Each group in Mr. Croft's firefighting class was tasked with collecting items to start a small fire. This technique teaches the idea that you should start with items with more air to mass ratios like paper or straw and then add more dense items as the fire grows. This also teaches students how orientation of items burn differently. For instance, because of preheating, a vertical stack will burn faster than a horizontal stack. #TheDEN #RealWorld
