Mrs. Strickland's kindergarteners used popcorn to explore their five senses.
Ms. Murphy and Mrs. Barrow’s kindergarten class worked on building their dream team with this weeks 7 Mindsets lesson.
Please make plans to join CES for Title I and Treats on Tuesday, August 30, 2022, at 6:00 PM. All parents and stakeholders are invited to attend our Annual Title I meeting. We will meet in the CES Cafeteria, and we will have Bingo for Books and light refreshments following the meeting! We hope to see you there!
All 8th grade students need to return their REACH Scholarship applications by Tuesday, Sept. 6th. Applications can be turned into the office, the media center, or given to the homeroom teacher.
Students in Mrs. Liberatore's class are using their Critical Thinking skills. Students participated in a project based learning activity in which they had to make a hypothesis about an object's flexibility, and then they tested the flexibility to determine if their hypothesis was correct.
Mrs. Barthelme’s 2nd grade math class practiced their fact fluency and new graphing skills by completing activities with their groups.
Ms. Thigpen and Ms. Melissa’s PreK class enjoyed their friendship snack and visiting the library for storytime and book checkout.
Mrs. Shaul’s 3rd graders are thinking critically to add within 1,000. They are using multiple strategies, based on place value, to reach the sum.
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate the CHS Class of 2026!
These students participated in their 9th Grade Commitment Ceremony yesterday at CHS. This event is designed to welcome and celebrate our incoming CHS freshman students. We have it each year to help familiarize students with life at CHS and as an opportunity for our 9th grade class to formally and publicly commit to high school graduation!
The Class of 2026 was welcomed by Ms. Rushing and Ms. Durrence, two of our CHS Counselors, and by Dr. Mizell, our CHS principal. Three former CHS 9th graders, Miranda Garrido, Conner Miller, and Ruben Berry, shared inspiring words of wisdom with the Class of 2026! Ms. Hart and our CHS Culinary classes treated attendees to refreshments!
Thanks to all the students, parents, and families who attended, and thanks to our CHS students and staff for making the 9th Grade Commitment Ceremony a special event for the Class of 2026!
Check out students in Ms. LaSala's 5th grade science classes! Students flexed their 4C muscles to actively engage with a learning task connected to erosion!
These 5th graders were communicating, collaborating, and critically thinking about real-life experiences related to erosion: roads washing out, rivers flooding, and fields washing away!
#ActiveLearning
#4CsIgniteEngagement
#CES
Mrs. Herrington and Mrs. Morris' Pre-K class created a friendship tree
using their handprints this week. They also discussed all the ways to
be a good friend to one another.
Due to field conditions, there will be no CMS C-Team Softball game today, August 25th, in Jenkins Co. The CMS softball team will practice today at Tiger Town until 5:00 pm.
Please contact Coach Floyd (jfloyd@evanscountyschools.org) if you have questions or need more information.
Please help Evans County Charter School System (ECCSS) celebrate and welcome these upcoming inductees into the Claxton High School (CHS) Hall of Fame!
ECCSS is holding its 4th annual CHS Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday, September 17th, at 10:00 AM, at the CMS/CHS cafetorium.
Each year, ECCSS accepts nominations for the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame. This gives us a chance to recognize and celebrate the outstanding athletes, coaches, teams, and contributors who have helped build the Tiger Nation over the years. We have a deserving class of stellar Tigers we’re thrilled to welcome this year.
We are excited to welcome the 2022 CHS Athletic Hall of Fame class:
Athletes: John Henry Rogers ‘55, Melissa Sikes Yeomans ‘70, Lamar “Bootsy” Barnes ‘88, Stephen Brown ‘89
Coaches: Charles Nagle ‘68
Team: 1954 State Runner-Up Football Team
Please make plans to join CES for Title I and Treats on Tuesday, August 30, 2022, at 6:00 PM. All parents and stakeholders are invited to attend our Annual Title I meeting. We will meet in the CES Cafeteria, and we will have Bingo for Books and light refreshments following the meeting! We hope to see you there!
Do you LOVE to run? Do you LOVE runners?
Please support CHS Tiger Cross Country, and join us for the Cruisin' in the Country Run on November 12th! This annual event is sponsored through a partnership between the Claxton-Evans County Chamber of Commerce and ECCSS. Participants will have the option to run an off-road, cross country 5K, a paved road 5K, or a paved road 10K!
Early, discounted registration is open now-October 31st.
You can register online at https://tinyurl.com/bdey69mt or visit https://tinyurl.com/5n78h3d5 to download a form to print and mail in.
For more info and announcements about this annual event, please visit the www.facebook.com/cruisininthecountry FB page. You can also email info@claxtonevanschamber.com or call (912) 739-1391.
#TigerXC
#CommunityPartnerships
#PeaceLoveRun
CES has spirit! Yes, we do! We've got EXTREME TIGER SPIRIT! How about you?
CES will host an Extreme Tiger Spirit Day on the last Friday of each month. This celebration is to help our youngest Tigers develop TIGER PRIDE, and we are connecting these efforts to this month's 7 Mindsets theme: We are all connected!
This Friday, August 26th, we want all of our CES students and staff to show that WE ARE ALL CONNECTED! Please come to school in your black and gold Extreme Tiger Spirit best! CES has plans to recognize and celebrate the students, staff, and grade levels who show the most Extreme Tiger Spirit!
Go Tigers!
Claxton Middle School and Claxton High School are offering Athletic Event Season Passes for students and adults for the 2022-2023 school year.
Passes will be good for admission for one for all varsity and middle school CHS/CMS sports; pass does not include away games or playoff games. Pass must be presented at gate for admission.
CHS student passes can be purchased at CHS from Ms. Robinson in Room B113 (WBL office); CMS student passes can be purchased at CMS from Ms. Durrence in the Media Center.
We only have 100 adult passes available for purchase, so please see Ms. Reviere in the CHS/CMS office to buy your pass!
If you have questions, please contact Mr. Cooper (rcooper@evanscountyschools.org).
Go Tigers!
Mrs. Hutcheson's kindergarten students loved choosing their special spot to read their book in the Media Center!
Mrs. Whitfield and Mrs. Bacon's class learned all about 'Maximizing Positive Relationships' with their classmates by creating a compliment circle and making friendship soup! 💕
Students in Mrs. Nicoli's Art class have been working collaboratively to research a painting. They had to Communicate and Collaborate to get the information, use their Critical thinking skills to determine what was valuable and valid research, and use their Creativity to determine how they wanted to present the information to their classmates. This is a great example of how our students are using the 4Cs while participating in project based learning!
