Evans County Charter School System

Coach Lanier's World History/World Lit class spent the last few weeks covering Totalitarianism & the Rise of Dictators between WWI & WWII. The students wrote an argumentative essay over which dictator(Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, Hirihito) they believe to be the most ruthless. As students put together the final pieces of their paper, they provided peer evaluation, giving constructive feedback. This communication and collaboration led to awesome final versions of their essays.

Best wishes to these two Culinary Arts students who are competing at the state level today! Olivia Mejia began preparing a pork tenderloin-centered meal at 9 AM, and Dale Kennison will participate in the chicken fabrication event at 1 PM. The results will be announced tomorrow, so stay tuned! #TheDEN

Mollie Lane took top prize in tonight's tough FLEX Final Round! On April 13, she will advance to the state competition where she will compete against five other schools for $10,000. Congratulations are extended to all of our FLEX Finale Competitors: Mollie Lane, Aracely Silva-Rodriguez, Christina Silva-Rodriguez, and Jenisa Welch! These young entrepreneurs made us proud! #TheDEN #ClaxtonEvansCountyChamber #smallbusiness

Mrs. Phillips’ 2nd graders are creating digital comics to explain the author’s purpose. They had the best time working collaboratively to demonstrate this. #CES

Shout out to CHS Baseball! Our Tigers hosted a special teacher recognition night this month! We appreciate our Tigers celebrating our staff, and we are thankful for all that our faculty and staff pour into all of our students! #WeLoveOurTigers #WeLoveOurStaff #CHSBaseball

REMINDER! The final round of the FLEX Competition is tonight! Join us at the CHS Cafetorium at 6 PM! #TheDEN #ClaxtonEvansChamber

CES Junior Beta Club students volunteer to clean up around the school as part of their community service hours. #CES

CHS Tiger Baseball and Diamond Girls were invited to help with the Rattlesnake and Wildlife Festival parking! We appreciate our Tigers serving in our community, and we are thankful for this opportunity! #WeLoveOurTigers #WeLoveOurCommunity #CHSTigerBaseball #CHSDiamondGirls

Last day to order CHS yearbooks is tomorrow- Thurs, March 23. Cost is $50 without name stamp & $55 with name stamp. See Ms. Peacock in the Media Center (with cash/check made out to CHS) or online (with credit/debit card) at yearbookordercenter.org. School code- 2573

UPDATED- Clinic is for ECCSS students currently in 5th-11th grades. FREE PHYSICAL CLINIC! Who: ECCSS students currently in 5th-11th grades When: Tuesday, April 18th (during school hours) Where: CMS gym Any student currently in 5th -11th grade who plans to play a sport or participate in band during the 2023-2024 school term may take advantage of this free physical clinic. High school students who plan to enroll in the firefighting pathway can complete their required physical through this clinic. Parents/families will need to complete a physical form which will be sent home with students. Even if your student has recently received a physical, please take advantage of the free clinic which ensures your athlete will be eligible to participate for the entire next school year.

Mrs. Eason's students received a certificate for meeting their ISIP goal in March. #CES

CMS would like to congratulate our students who were chosen as finalists in the Hispanic Heritage Celebration Art and Writing Contest. These students will be honored at the Board of Education meeting on April 17th. We are very proud of you!

There will be a meeting for parents of rising 9th-12th graders interested in playing football next school year (Fall 2023). The meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 28th at 6:00pm in the CMS/CHS Cafetorium.

CHS Health Care Science Club is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Thursday, March 30 from 8:30AM until 2:30PM in the Health Care Science Classroom. This is open to the community. #LiveToGive #SaveALife #TheDen

Congratulations to our CHS Hispanic Heritage Celebration Art & Writing Competition Finalists- Rosacella Estrada (2nd place), Connor Baldwin (3rd place), Cameron Whitfield, Angela Zamora (1st place), and Callie Trani. #Creativity

✔️✔️✔️Thank you, Evans County Voters! ✔️✔️✔️ There are over 1900 students in the Evans County Charter School System who are SUPER-THANKFUL for your continued support of the Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (ESPLOST)! You make a difference in the lives of our students, families, and community, and we are grateful for your ongoing support! #VotersMakeADifference #WeLoveOurTigers #WeLoveOurCommunity

CHS Tiger Baseball hosted a recognition of first responders this month! Our Tigers paid special tribute to our community police, sheriff, fire, and EMS! We even had ECCSS student first responders recognized! #WeLoveOurTigers #TigerBaseball #SchoolAndCommunityConnections

In kindergarten, students learn about American symbols, including the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the White House in their social studies classes. Our brand new Wee Miss CES, Haelyn H, was excited to see these sites in person while on a recent trip to DC! Thank you, Haelyn, for representing CES during your DC adventure!

Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate our AWESOME artists, writers, and staff! Our final Hispanic Heritage Celebration (HHC) Art and Writing Competition results are in!!! The competition was INTENSE, and we are grateful to our 18-person HHC Scoring Panel for helping us determine our top-three entries in each grade band of the competition. CONGRATS to all of our participating students and teachers, and EXTRA CONGRATS to the following artists, writers, and staff!!! 1st-3rd Place K-2 HHC Artists and Writers Raeya G, 1st KeShawn H, 2nd Vanessa R, 2nd 1st-3rd Place 3-5 HHC Artists and Writers Makenna H, 5th Morgan T, 5th Javier F, 4th 1st-3rd Place 6-8 HHC Artists and Writers Allison M, 7th Breanna S, 8th Emily S, 7th 1st-3rd Place 9-12 HHC Artists and Writers Angela Z, 11th Rosacella E, 9th Connor B, 10th

CMS 8th graders had the privilege of visiting the Mighty 8th Airforce Museum in Pooler, GA today. They learned a lot about the history of the Mighty 8th and its involvement in WW2. They were able to meet Major John Luckadoo, who was visiting the museum today. Major "Lucky" was a fighter pilot in the Mighty 8th, and he celebrated his 101st birthday last Thursday. He shared some personal stories about being a fighter pilot. The students were very lucky to meet Lucky since he only visits the museum twice a year!