Evans County PreK invites you to a: Light Up the Night Glow Dance Friday, April 14 from 5:30-7:30 Father & Daughter Dance CES Gym - $20 a couple / $10 each for additional children 4x6 pictures can be purchased for $5 each. All money raised will be used for our PreK educational program.

No April Fools! These CMS kiddos were impressive during their Fitness Gram testing last week!
Coach Bardak and Coach Bowers had kids scoring in the 100s during this timed endurance test! According to Coach Bardak, the record is in the 160s!
Look out, record holders! Here come our AWESOME TIGERS!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#WeExpectExcellence
#CMS



Students in grades K-5 at CES who have demonstrated positive behavior choices were rewarded with an exciting magic show. Pastor Mike Lyons, along with CHS students, Hannah Hendrix, Annabelle Hurt, and Jonah Brown, entertained students with magic tricks and illusions. Several students in the audience were able to participate and be a part of the magic! Students were congratulated for their efforts to be respectable, responsible, and safe. #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily









🏆🏆🏆CHS Athletic Hall of Fame Nominations Open! 🏆🏆🏆
Help CHS celebrate the individuals and teams who have made significant or long-term contributions to CHS Athletics!
Nominations for the 2023 Class of the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame are open from now until April 28, 2023.
Please use the following nomination form to complete your nomination: https://tinyurl.com/4akuf96n
If you have questions, please contact Mark Stroud (mstroud@evanscountyschools.org).

If you hopped into our lunchroom today you would have seen these "Egg-stra" awesome lunchroom ladies hard at work. Let's give them a round of applause for their eggs-cellent work in keeping our bellies happy and full! #CES


⚽⚽⚽ Our Tiger and Lady Tiger soccer teams are Region Runners-Up! ⚽⚽⚽
This is a repeat of the title for our Lady Tigers, and the FOURTH year in a row that our Tigers have won region honors!
CHS will host playoff games after spring break!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#CHSSoccer
#GoTigers


Emily Stephens, 7th Grader at Claxton Middle School, taught 6th Graders in Ms. Adams' Career Awareness class about the career of Ornithology. She began the presentation with a game of bird matching. Students received a prize for matching the correct bird name with the correct bird picture. The 6th Graders really enjoyed learning from one of their peers! #4Cs




Mrs. Stephens’s Tiger Pride class has finished collecting clothing donations, and they will go to a local homeless shelter. After being inspired by our 7 Mindsets lesson, these 6th grade students decided on their own to help those in need and planned this community help project for the month of March. Stay tuned for what’s next!!

CMS STEM classes are celebrating the Easter season with an Egg Drop experiment. Students designed a contraption to keep a raw egg from busting when dropped from a higher elevation. 8th grader, Lily Pennell, who really wants to be a firefighter, even got to try out the fire hose! Thanks to the Fire Department and the use of their fire truck which made the experiment a success!





Claxton Middle School held its first Book Fair Parent Night event on Thursday, March 30th. Parents had the opportunity to shop the book fair with their children and were given important Title I and literacy information about our school. We are thankful for everyone who came out to support the book fair!


Ms. Kirk's 4th graders have some opinions about the best place in a house for a TV!
Check out these Tigers using their Flow Maps for brainstorming and collaborating with their peers to draft claims and reasons for where a TV needs to be!
#Collaboration
#ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
#WeLoveOurTigers




Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate our CHS tennis teams!
Our Lady Tigers are Region Runner Ups in tennis for the 3rd year in a row!
Both our Tigers and our Lady Tigers advanced to the state tennis tournament!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#CHSTennis
#GoTigers



Our College and Career Academy (CCA) students are learning and practicing what lead and backup firefighters do in a fire emergency! Lead firefighters check doors for heat (try before you pry) before backup firefighters strike the door with a forcible entry tool!
Check out CHS junior, Wade Eller, and Brian Croft, our CHS firefighting instructor, in action!
#TheDEN
#CollegeCareerCommunityReady
#CCAatCHS


📢📢📢REMINDER 📢📢📢
CES Coke sale items can be picked up today, from 3:00-5:00 PM, at the CES parking lot.

Reminder:
CMS School Governance Team meeting is today, March 30, 2023, at 12:00. We would love to see you there.
DON'T FORGET...CMS BOOK FAIR IS OPEN FOR EVERYONE THIS AFTERNOON, 3:30-5:00. SEE YOU THERE!!

Meet three of the youngest entrepreneurs in the Claxton-Evans County area and the FLEX Final Round competitors! Even though this year's FLEX Competition is over, we hope the community continues to support these new small businesses and prepares for 2024 FLEX.
#TheDEN #FLEX









Something EGG-CELLENT is happening at ECCSS! And our kiddos are a little EGG-CITED!
Check out our CES School Nutrition Program (SNP) staff in action! They are prepping Easter eggs for our students, and our SNP is working with teachers to give our students opportunities to get in on the egg-dyeing fun!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#WeLoveOurSNP






7th graders in Mrs. Smith's Career classes are learning how their studies in school relate to career choices in the real world. Mayor Eddie Ball visited with the students to teach them to be BADD: Brave in school, Anxious about school, Determined and Dedicated in school. While he was talking about his life in the Air Force, he encouraged students to listen to their parents and teachers, make right decisions, to take advantage of their learning and the opportunities that they are given to advance their education through higher learning, and to take advantage of dual enrollment classes. We appreciate Dr. Ball and his encouraging words for our students!





Fourth Grade students went on a field trip to the Savannah Children's Theater. Once there, students were able to learn about different structural elements of a play and rehearse a short play either about Government or Westward Expansion. After rehearsing, the students then presented their play to an audience of teachers and parents. #CES










