Students in Mrs. Myers' 6th grade Science class are learning about how minerals form, minerals' properties, and rock-forming minerals. Students participated in an experiment to observe how dissolved minerals in water can undergo crystallization or solidify in an orderly arrangement of atoms when the water evaporates. Using what they have learned about the properties of minerals, students are performing the role of a Geologist to examine minerals.
Miss CMS, Kamryn Carter, and the Easter bunny (Kamryn's brother, Curtez), visited classes at CES this morning and dropped off some Easter treats!
CHS Boys Soccer game
Tuesday, April 19
6PM at the Pecan Grove
$7 per ticket
Tickets for Tuesday's Soccer playoff game against Macon County will only be sold using GoFans.
You can use the QR code or this link: https://gofan.co/app/events/598343?schoolId=GA11891
Senior Class group picture for the Claxton Enterprise
Friday, April 22 at 9AM
Business casual/church attire required
Erin Youmans from GYSTC, came to co-teach lessons in Mrs. Nobles' class. The students LOVED the activities she brought with her. The activities were STEM-based with standards embedded. They built a vehicle that moved with magnetic force (2nd & 3rd Grade) and created a light-activated backpack alarm (4th grade).
Erin Youmans from GYSTC, came to co-teach lessons in Mrs. Nobles' class. The students LOVED the activities she brought with her. The activities were STEM-based with standards embedded. They built a vehicle that moved with magnetic force (2nd & 3rd Grade) and created a light-activated backpack alarm (4th grade).
Congratulations on being able to count to 100! Welcome to the PreK Count Club! Mrs. Cowart, Ms. Miyon and Ms. Taylor are super proud of both of you!
These students and 10 more from Mrs. Sapp's Art class decorated 2D and 3D egg artwork for Easter to be displayed at the Georgia Department of Education in Atlanta.
Mrs. Herrington's PreK dyed eggs and discussed the differences between a real egg and a fake one, such as weight.
BOE Work Session Meeting
Thursday, April 14, 2022 6:00pm
Central Office Board Room
CHS Football 2022
Parent/Player Information Meeting
Tuesday, APril 12th
6:30PM
CHS Cafetorium
The Board of Education and Superintendent of the Evans County Charter School System request your presence at the dedication of the Claxton High School Track and Field in honor of Coach Virginia Albert on Thursday, April 14, 2022, at 3:30 PM Claxton High School 602 Hendrix Street Claxton, Georgia 30417
Today’s baseball game at Screven County has been cancelled.
Evans County School System will be closed for Spring Break beginning:
Monday, April 4, 2022 through Friday, April 8, 2022.
3rd graders had a fun time baking cooking in Culinary Arts class.
Bradley Hall took a group of students to the Ag Grow Expo in Statesboro at the Bulloch County Ag Arena.
Mr. Gay's High School High Tech students participated in a career exploration trip to JCB in Pooler. The students met with the CEO, who explained their Apprenticeship Program. Then they toured to see machine assembly. The students also took part in a teamwork activity.
CHS boys soccer beat Metter 3-1 to end region play undefeated! Allen Ventura had 2 goals, one off an assist by Ladrelin Johnson. The 3rd goal came off a cross from Urises Danu that got knocked in by a Metter player. They enter playoffs as the #1 seed for the 3rd year in a row!
The Lady Tigers Soccer team is Region Runner-up! This is the first time in school history. We are very proud of them! Please congratulate our ladies when you see them. State playoffs next!
Emily Stephens, a 6th-grade student at CMS, is applying the skills and knowledge she has learned through the 7 Mindsets program to implement a service project. Recently, students learned the Live to Give Mindset. Through the Live to Give Mindset, students learned that abundance in one’s life is a cycle, and to get love, respect, and financial security; we must learn to give those things. This Mindset also taught students that the greatest gift we can ever give is finding and leveraging our unique genius to maximize our positive impact on the world, knowing that good things will be returned to us in kind. Emily is leading by example by speaking with students about our ability to show support for children in Ukraine. Students are making bracelets in Mrs. Myers' class that will be sent to the citizens of Ukraine to offer support on behalf of the United States and Claxton Middle School.
