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Boys soccer first round of state playoffs today @ 5:30 at the pecan Grove.
Tickets are $7
CES STEM Week: Second graders have been asking great questions to determine the sequence of the life cycle of butterflies and frogs. Some of the students were eager to hold live tadpoles to see their tiny hind legs up close. Others preferred exploring the different stages of the life cycle of frogs using augmented reality with their iPads.
Holly Sikes’ STEM classes learned how recycling and keeping wildlife safe makes the earth happy. They made bird feeders out of water bottles to help reduce the amount of plastic in the landfills and keep birds happy and safe by feeding them!
CES STEM Week is off to a great start! Georgia Power presented an interactive presentation to third graders. Other grades participated in programming robots, learning about life cycles of frogs and butterflies, engineering water filtration systems, and gardening. We will showcase some of the amazing things going on in class this week leading up to Virtual STEM Night. Tonight's sneak peek is from Pre-K students in Mrs. Smith's class. They made self-portraits using things founds in nature, such as sticks, rocks, feathers, and leaves.
Students in Mrs. Myers’s 6th-grade Career Survey class learned viable skills and concepts in the business, architecture, and construction careers while developing a business and marketing plan, designing, and constructing their food truck business. Each class participated in a Food Truck War competition where students presented their food truck business to see who created the best business and marketing plan and the best design and construction of their food truck.
CES Home STEM Challenge photos must be submitted by April 19th to be included in the presentation. shorturl.at/fhnGR Send photos to skeyfauver@evanscountyschools.org or reply to the KiNVO message that was sent.
Since March 1, 2021, the Evans County School System has had 27 students who had to be quarantined from exposure, and 2 students and 1 employee who had to be quarantined due to testing positive. Over the last three weeks, the district has had zero cases and the Department of Public Health has indicated 0/NA cases per 100,000 for Evans County. Based on this data, beginning Monday, April 19, 2021, the district will return to the base level of its Return to School Plan (shown below). The original plan called for recommending face masks; however, face masks will continue to be required through April 30, 2021 for all employees and students. If the current data trend continues, the district will lift the mask mandate beginning May 3, 2021. In addition to Governor Kemp's executive order (4/8/21) lifting restrictions on gatherings and sheltering in place, these efforts should allow for normal operations during the last month of school. "We remain cautious and will continue to monitor daily, however, we are extremely excited at the possibility to return to a sense of normalcy for students, teachers, staff, and families." Dr. Waters
2020-2021 Return to School Plan
Prom ticket sales extended to Wednesday, April 21st! Students may purchase tickets in the CHS media center. The price is $75 per couple or $40 per individual. Any questions contact Channa Robinson or Nicholas Hodgson at (912) 739-3993.
CHS Boys Soccer 2021 Region Champions
With a 4-1 victory over McIntosh County, your CHS Boys Soccer team ends the season as Region Champions for the second year in a row! Brayan Ajtun started off the scoring with an assist from Urises Danu. Urises then led off the second half with a quick goal to take the lead from McIntosh. Jaime Delgado scored the third with another assist from Urises Danu. The fourth goal came from a perfect corner kick into the back of the net from Allen Ventura. Defense and goalies Alan Vicente and JaLen Day kept the team in the game with some big plays!
The team looks to continue their success On Wednesday April 21st as they host the first round of state playoffs here at Pecan Grove! Come out and support your tigers!
Young Georgia Authors (YGA) FDRESA Grade-Level Winners, Runners-Up, and their ELA teachers were recognized at the Evans County BOE this evening. Big congrats to all of our winners, and huge thanks to all of our teachers for inspiring awesome YGA writing!
We wish all the best to Chanel Hunt, Susana Figueroa Arguello, and Brianna Haire in the YGA state competition!
Virtual Table Talk
Thursday, April 15th at 5:00pm
Waiver de Georgia de Servicios en el Hogar y Comunitarios (NOW/COMP)
Georgia's Home and Community-Based Waivers (NOW/COMP)
The STEM Challenge at CES in now on! Complete one or all of the challenges and reply to the KiNVO message that is sent out today with a photo of your PreK-5th grade child completing a challenge. You can also email pictures to your child's teacher. shorturl.at/doBCJ
Students of all ages enjoyed an Easter treat today. Thanks to the School Nutrition Staff for loving our kids and doing special things for them. #EvansSchools
We were proud to deliver our bonus checks today with the following message:
"On behalf of Governor Kemp, State School Superintendent Woods, the Evans County Board of Education, and a grateful community, we present these bonus checks as a small token of our appreciation, dedication, and commitment to providing a quality education during a global pandemic. You are all heroes!"
Our sincerest thanks goes out to Governor Kemp and the Georgia General Assembly for validating the hard work of some of Georgia's finest citizens. We will be on spring break next week, so I know the funds will go to great use!!
Covid-19 Vaccine Clinic- Claxton High School
April 15, 2021 from 3:00pm-5:00pm
Sponsored by EMH
Open to any students 16 years or older as well as parents (students under the age of 18 will need parental consent).
Breakfast Menu https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cVAKBYqW6s0Bhh-VgRukutd0qoDr11QK/view?usp=sharing
Lunch Menu https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AftUswQAJUFVmU9Lkop4iVPZxbBWyRLu/view?usp=sharing
Our fifth grade students have been working hard to get their STEM Garden ready for planting. We couldn’t have made this garden possible without the generosity from one of our local businesses, a community member, and employees in our district. Farm Bureau donated the materials used by Bradley Hall’s students to build planter beds. Michael LaSala provided our topsoil. ECSS Instructional Coach Samantha Keyfauver was a key person in making our garden a reality. The fifth grade class is grateful for this opportunity and we are excited to see our garden flourish.