Ms. Teri McElveen, Special Education teacher, is quite the baker. She shared the history of the King Cake with the Culinary students in Mrs. Hart's class, and with students' help, made this traditional Mardi Gras cake.
As part of their study for Black History Month, Mrs. Hendrix's kindergarten students learned about Mae Jemison in space, learned about and made their own traffic light, invented by Garrett Morgan. They also talked about George Washington Carver who invented many things with peanuts and the class made and enjoyed eating peanut butter! #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
How many apps are on your phone? Did you ever wonder how an app is created? Students in Mr. Sapp's STEM classes learned how to create their own app with the help of the online service, Glide. Glide allows you make mobile apps from Google Spreadsheets. Daniel Rivera and Dustin Hightower from First District RESA taught the students how to start with a base template and how to plug the data into the mobile app from a spreadsheet. They customized their app and published it, and then learned how to add it to their phones or send to others. This is a launch for a mobile development app that students will develop to solve a problem. #ProjectBasedLearning
March Lunch Menus
Congratulations to 2023 Miss CHS- Allie Floyd and her court, as well as 2023 Mr. CHS- Tyson Ortiz and his court. We are blessed with some amazing young people at CHS.
Congratulations to our 2023 Miss CMS, Mila Sapp, and our 2023 Mr. CMS, Braylen Ball and court: 3rd runner-up, Maci Eason; 2nd runner-up, Zorielle Stanley; and 1st runner-up, Ella Massey.
Our 7 Mindset Focus this week is THANK IT FORWARD. One guaranteed way to feel better and become happier is to do something for someone else. One of the best things you can do is to tell someone thank you for who they are and what they have done for you. Telling someone thank you makes the other person feel good and it makes you feel good for telling them! So let someone special know how thankful you are for them this week!
Ms. Hendrix and Ms. Peel’s class learned all about teeth this week. They talked about going to the dentist and how to keep their teeth healthy. In this activity, they learned about different methods to clean the teeth—toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss, and mouthwash. Then, they brushed “bacteria” off the giant teeth! #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
Wear your House colors tomorrow to earn points for your house!
CMS yearbooks are still on sale. Get yours while they last! Only 60 copies remain! Cost is $30 and cash and checks (made out to CMS) can be given to the following teachers: 6th grade, Ms. Adams; 7th grader, Mr. Lucas; and 8th grade, Mrs. Stephens.
Please join CES and ECCSS in congratulating our mathletes for their hard work and outstanding sportsmanship at the Regional Mathmania competition in Metter yesterday!
Four of our CES students brought home medals:
Ansley (kindergarten, 2nd place), Liam (3rd grade, 2nd place), Hadassah (4th grade, 2nd place), and Saira (5th grade, 1st place).
Way to go, Tigers! We are so proud of you!
CMS sent another group of wonderful teachers to the Ron Clark Academy on February 23rd and 24th. We can't wait to hear the wonderful things they experienced when we see them on Monday!
Mrs. Cowart, Ms. Miyon and Mrs. Penny's class enjoyed a week learning about how to care for their teeth. The week ended with making hats, enjoying a yummy snack and having special guest from Claxton Smiles. They brought more knowledge and dental care goodies for all of Prek. #CES
Our CHS Fine Arts students and staff shared an AMAZING Black History Month Program yesterday!
Thanks to all of our students and staff for all they poured into preparing and sharing this AWESOME program!
CHS celebrated Ruben Berry’s signing his letter of intent to play club football at Columbus State University in Columbus, GA.
Congratulations, Ruben! You've made your Tiger family proud, and we know you will make a great Cougar for Columbus State University!
Which of these ladies, Katie Butler, Reese Waters, Brianna Pittman, Taylor Bennette; Back row: Estrella Salas-Mendoza, Anna Black, Trinity Lavant, Allie Floyd, Laney Massey, Gracie Gibson, Aashi Patel, Alyssa, Jones, or Mel Smith, will be crowned the next Miss CHS? Join us tonight at 6:30 to find out.
Which of these lovely ladies will be crowned as your new Miss CMS 2023? Join us tonight at 6:30 pm in the CHS Cafetorium to find out! CMS contestants pictured L to R: Zorielle Stanley, Chloe Blocker, Maci Eason, La'lanee Fields, Mila Sapp, Ella Massey.
CES Dress Up Days for Read Across America Week.
LAST CHANCE to help us out! We still have times to fill for readers next week. PLEASE, if you have 15 minutes to spare, come and share a book with a class in the Media Center. Times are available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Email Jenny Price: jprice@evanscountyschools.org or text her at 912-290-3243. #CES #ReadingIsFun #RAAweek
Please help CES and ECCSS wish good luck to our Mathmania Mathletes! On Saturday, six students from each grade level, Kindergarten to Fifth grade, will travel to Metter Elementary to compete against students from North Tattnall, South Tattnall, and Metter Elementary schools. Please join us in wishing them all the best! #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
Students in Ms. Adams's 6th Grade Career Awareness class took on the role of Graphic Designers as they began exploration of the Arts, Audio Visual Technology, and Communications career cluster. Students found a quote that they liked, then designed a graphic that conveyed the feelings of their quote. Some of the graphics will be printed as posters and used to decorate the classroom. #4Cs #ProjectBasedLearning #CareerAwareness
