We are so proud of our ESOL students who made great growth this year! They celebrated with Blizzard treats donated by Claxton Dairy Queen! We appreciate DQ supporting our CES students. Thank you to Mrs. Hannah Lanier and her crew for preparing the treats. #CES #ClaxtonDairyQueenRocks
On Tuesday, May 23rd, CMS held its House Celebration. All students were invited to participate in games such as tug of war, sponge relay, hula hoop relay, and dress relay. Students who met their MAP goals for the spring testing session were given tickets to dunk their teachers in the dunking booth. The house that won the most points for the year was the House of Reveur, and those students received a free snack and drink from the concession stand. Congratulations to the House of Reveur, and a shout out to all students who met their MAP testing goal!
Congratulations to the 2023 CHS Lady Tigers Softball Team! #GoTigers #TigerPride #BlackAndGold
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate Justin Bacon, a member of the Class of 2023 at CHS!
Justin was announced as the 2023 High School High Tech (HSHT) Computer Competition winner!
Justin was an active participant in HSHT transition activities, created a power point of “How a PC can help me transition to work or further education,” and nominated by a teacher who praised his outstanding performance.
During the Senior Honors Night Ceremony, Ms. Sandra McBride, the HSHT Program Coordinator, presented Justin with a BRAND NEW LAPTOP for being named the 2023 HSHT Computer Competition champ!
Congrats, Justin! We wish you all the best!
#CelebrateOurStudents
#CollegeCareerAndCommunityReadyStudents
#ClassOf2023
JUST A REMINDER...The CMS academic awards program is tomorrow. The 8th grade program will begin at 8:15, and the 6/7th grades program will begin at 9:45. Students were told if they are receiving an award.
CMS would like to give a shout out to all of our student leaders who helped with 6th Grade Orientation on Monday, May 22nd. You did a great job of representing our school, and we couldn't have done it without you!
CHS report cards can be picked up from the CMS/CHS office June 5th- June 21st 7:00am-3:00pm. Final grades can be accessed through the parent portal of Infinite Campus. CHS students who need to attend Summer School will receive a letter in the mail with further information.
Students in Mrs. Brannen's class are enjoying collaboration and friendly competition in the first-ever ELA Olympics. #CES
Thank you to everyone who helped make graduation for the CHS Class of 2023 great. We are so very excited to see what this alumni class accomplishes in the future. #OnceATigerAlwaysATiger #BlackAndGoldAlways Congratulations again, Class of 2023.
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate Ashley Cerro Montoya, a 10th-grade student at CHS!
Ashley was selected to participate in the Migrant Education Summer Leadership Academy (MESLA) at Valdosta State University (VSU).
The two-week residential program is designed to expose participants to campus life at VSU through activities and classes with VSU faculty and staff. The program emphasizes the importance of students earning a high school diploma. The program is also designed to help current eligible migrant education students improve their math, social studies, and science skills, so that they may be better prepared to fulfill the requirements for high school graduation in Georgia. In addition to academic instruction, students will participate in other fun activities, including a ropes course, swimming instruction, a movie, and soccer.
Congrats, Ashley! We wish you all the best at MESLA!
#CelebrateOurStudents
#CollegeCareerAndCommunityReadyStudents
1st and 2nd graders are celebrating their achievement growth on the ACCESS test. #CES
CMS hosted a 6th grade orientation for parents on Monday, May 22nd. Parents were given important information to help their children be successful students at CMS in the fall.
We are so proud of our 5th graders who are moving to the Middle School! Today they did their last walk through the halls of CES. All the students, PreK through 4th, as well as the faculty and staff, cheered them on. #CES #MovingOnUp
Parents please help your student locate and return their library book tomorrow.
JUST A REMINDER...9TH GRADE ORIENTATION IS TONIGHT AT 5:00.
May 23, 2023: Bus #23 was involved in an accident this morning. We are relieved to inform you that NO injuries were sustained. Our transportation department is working to transport the affected students at this time. The safety and well-being of our students remains our top priority.
📅Mark your calendars!!! 📅
💛🖤💛Evans County Night at Tormenta Soccer, 8/5/23, at 7:30 PM💛🖤💛
Calling all families, Evans County community members, Tiger fans, and soccer enthusiasts! Join us for an exciting Evans County Night at the Tormenta Soccer Stadium!
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to cheer on Tormenta, bond with fellow fans, and pack the stands with Evans County pride! Get your tickets now and be part of this AWESOME event!
Stay tuned for more info!
Tickets- https://tinyurl.com/2p875wn8
More info- https://tinyurl.com/yck3krfp
#EvansCountyNightAtTormentaSoccer
#TigerPride
#SchoolAndCommunityConnections
💛🖤💛HUGE THANKS 💛🖤💛to our students, staff, families, and community members!
We are so grateful for your support of our 2023 ECCSS Fine Arts Extravaganza!
Please see the press release below regarding ECCSS’s Fine Arts Extravaganza.
https://tinyurl.com/53sjw39f
Please make sure all CHS students return their Chromebooks and chargers (or pay for replacements) no later than Wednesday, May 24. Thank you for your help!
Eighth grade students studied the rights and responsibilities of juveniles, as well as the steps in the juvenile justice system. Students worked together to design infographics and board games to share their understanding and help teach both sixth and seventh graders about the law. Eight Grade students were able to meet with community partners, including our SROs and Ms. Charter and Ms. Brady from the Department of Juvenile Justice to ask questions and share their scenarios for the games. Even though the project was designed by our CMS 8th graders, 6th and 7th grade social studies students also benefited. #4Cs #PBL
