We are thankful for our counselors at CMS and CHS! Happy Counselor's Week to Ms. Mincey, Ms. Rushing, and Mrs. Durrence. We are very thankful for everything that you do for our students and staff!
Evans County Charter School System Offering Piece of History
Do you need some lumber? Would you like to own a piece of Evans County history?
These are not just any old boards! These are True Heart Pine Lumber Planks that were salvaged from the floor of the auditorium in the two-story building, a former site of Evans County Schools and current renovation project for The Jack and Muriel Strickland Cultural Arts Center.
We wanted to make these boards available locally before advertising nationally. For more information, please see below or contact Dr. Jordan at (912) 739-3544 or email tjordan@evanscountyschools.org
Prices
$100.00 per board for 2x12x16 (135 available)
$150.00 per board for 4x12x16 (6 available)
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate these highlights from our ECCSS Board of Education (BOE) meeting on Monday night!
CES principal, Mrs. Julie Howard;
CMS principal, Mrs. Tanita McDowell, and CHS principal, Dr. Paul Mizell, shared Employees of the Month for CES, CMS, and CHS during the ECCSS BOE meeting.
Congratulations to our Employees of the Month for January!
CES: LaDetra Calhoun and Olivia Shaul
CMS: Sabrina Mincey and Lacey Toothman
CHS: Carolyn Sowell and Meagan Hedden
#GoTigers
#CelebrateOurStaff
6th grade students in Ms. Adams's career classes are learning which careers might be a good fit for them. Using the YouScience curriculum, students simply participate in a series of brain games to discover their aptitudes and interests, and the program matches them to careers that are best suited for them. By exposing our students to this curriculum at a young age, it allows them to zero in on possible career choices and choose classes that will best prepare them for these careers.
Faith and Adalynn made the highest ISIP scores this month. ISIP is a monthly assessment in an e-learning reading program called Istation. Congratulations to Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennell’s Super Readers! #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
IMPORTANT REMINDER...WEAR YOUR CLAXTON TIGER COLORS TOMORROW TO EARN POINTS FOR YOUR HOUSE!
Firefighting students participated in a prescribed burn today. They put their studied skills to use and afterwards enjoyed some good food and fellowship!
Year 2 Firefighting will sit for the National Firefighting Exam tomorrow. A state fire official will be on campus to administer the test. We wish these recruits the best as they strive to earn their credentials!
#TheDEN #collegecareerlifeready
Most students hear the word "draft," and they automatically think about sports. Students in Mrs. Ikner's 6th grade Language Arts classes are reading Ender's Game, and they are learning what the government draft was. In class, they are collaborating with peers to research and answer the question, "Do we still need the draft?" Students are given a certain amount of time to research the question and put together a response that they present to their classmates. #4Cs #ProjectBasedLearning
Reminder- The Community MLK Writing and Speaking Competition is this Saturday, February 11th, from 10:00-12:00, at the CMS Gym.
We wish all of our CES, CMS, CHS and The Academy finalists ALL THE BEST in the competition!
Good luck to our varsity BB teams as they enter the playoffs!
You can catch CHS Basketball in the region tourney starting next week! Please see locations, times, and additional info below!
CHS Girls and Boys will play at Bryan Co HS on Tuesday, February 14.
CHS Lady Tigers vs. Savannah High at 7:00 PM
CHS Tigers vs. Bryan Co at 8:30 PM
Cost to enter is $10 (cash only) per person.
Winners on Tuesday will play on Thursday at Woodville Tompkins.
Check out our CHS students in Ms. Walker’s Multicultural Literature class! They worked in collaborative groups to analyze their texts and collaboratively draft constructed responses!
#Collaboration
#CHS
PROGRESS REPORTS WERE SENT HOME TODAY! Please sign your child's progress report and send it back to his/her teacher.
Students in Mrs. A. Robinson's Biology classes began their unit on Genetics by exploring the properties of dominant & recessive alleles. Mrs. Robinson introduced the content, & students were able to complete some simple experiments. Understanding that dominant alleles always display, students proved this by using green & yellow water. When the yellow was poured into the green, the green displayed, & the yellow was covered. When the green was poured into the yellow, the green still displayed, proving that green was the dominant, & demonstrating Mendel's Law of Dominance. #Collaboration #CriticalThinking
The results are in! Olivia Mejia is state bound! She will compete in the State STAR Events Culinary Competition in March at the Classic Center in Athens, Georgia. Congratulations, Olivia! We are proud of you!
#TheDEN
Read Across America Week.
February 27 - March 3.
CES is looking for community volunteers to come read a book to students. If you are interested, please contact Jenny Price @ 912-739-2714 to schedule a time. #CES #communitysupport #readacrossamerica
This morning the top businesses and their mentors participated in the final FLEX workshop. Today's workshop was all about presentation. From speaking tips to props, Instructional Coach Candice Kirby covered it all! The remaining businesses are ready to impress the next panel of judges one week from today with not only their products but also their presentations.
#smallbusiness #TheDEN
Today representatives from Job Training Unlimited offered sophomores and juniors a range of services that will help them secure summer work and support their future plans. The services include resume and interview preparation, job placement, tutoring, and financial rewards for high school graduation and dual enrollment participation. For more information, contact Job Training Unlimited or Work-Based Learning Coordinator Channa Robinson.
#collegecareerlifeready
Ms. Hendrix's Pre-K class has been learning about penguins. They made edible penguins, labeled the parts of a penguin, wrote facts about them, and made penguins out of shapes. #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
As part of their 7 Mindsets lesson, students in Mrs. Liberatore’s Tiger Pride class took turns going up to the smart board, writing two things that they are grateful for. This week's 7 Mindsets focus is "Attitude of Gratitude." #attitudeofgratitude #treasures
Ms. Hendrix and Ms. Peel’s class read the story “Who Sank the Boat?” Afterwards, they did their own fun boat activity. They divided into groups to see how many of each different item it would take to sink the boat! They used monkeys, frogs, and farm animals. #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
