If your child took picture proofs home Friday, before the Thanksgiving break, those orders are due, to the school by Monday, December 5. You may also order online.
Updated Information (Change of time and location):
Claxton Middle School and 8th grade science students, along with their teacher, Mrs. Stephens, would like to invite you to our very first Periodic Party! This party will take place in the CMS/CHS cafeteria on December 6th, from 3:30-5:00 pm. Please join us and find out how the elements from the periodic table can be combined to create tasty treats!
Congratulations to our Lady Tigers softball team members Conner Miller, Jayda Jordan, and Gaby Francis for their region awards.
From now through December 9, CES will be collecting canned goods to donate to the Evans County Food Bank.
Students, please bring a canned or non-perishable food item to help others in need.
This is one way we can put our “Live to Give” mindset into action. This is a grade-level competition! Who can collect the most? We will celebrate the generosity of our grade-level winner and teachers with an extra special recess!
CMS would like to congratulate the 7th grade students who were chosen by their teachers as student of the week during the month of November. Great job, Yamil Hernandez Campos and Madison Anthony! Keep up the good work!
Please see the attached flyer for an important 4-H announcement!
Welcome back students, faculty and staff.
Hope you had a great holiday break.
Image below has the events for this week.
CHS Winter Concert (Band and Chorus)
December 6, 2022 at 6:00 pm at the Tiger Den
CMS Winter Concert (Band and Chorus)
December 13, 2022 at 6:00 pm at the CMS Gym
Ms. Murphy and Mrs. Barrow’s class participated in a STEM activity and built a turkey trap. All the students were successful and trapped a turkey. This activity required students to use the four C’s collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking. #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
Alright everyone, you snow the drill! Please join CES for our Winter Wonderland on Tuesday, December 6th, from 6:00-7:30 PM.
Our staff has planned lots of fun activities for students and their families: Santa’s Paintshop, Snowmaker, Stack the Tallest Christmas Tree Challenge, Snowball Toss, Christmas Tree Ring Toss, Gingerbread Houses, Reindeer Trail Mix and Christmas Ornaments. We will also be having a Cake Walk, a Christmas Active Floor and Photobooth, and Storytime with the Clauses!
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#ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
#WinterWonderland
CMS would like to congratulate the 6th grade students who were chosen by their teachers as student of the week during the month of November. Great job, Landon Crosby and Jasmine Waller! Keep up the good work!
Students in Ms. Beecher's US History classes participated in a debate activity to help increase engagement in the classroom! Students were learning about the Articles of Confederation and debated which elements should/should not have been replaced with the US Constitution.
#activelearning
#collaboration
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We are grateful for our students, staff, families, and community each day, but we want to express some extra THANKS today!
We appreciate every person who makes ECCSS a great place to learn and work!
Happy Thanksgiving from ECCSS!
Last week, CHS Ambassadors, Culinary Arts students, and the ECCSS School Nutrition Program served a special Thanksgiving lunch for our ECCSS retired teachers and Evans County BOE members.
Special thanks to each person who attended and to all who helped prepare and host! We appreciate all you have poured into the students, staff, and families of ECCSS!
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One of Mr. Gay's math students, Jonah, was featured on the IXL Facebook page due to his excellent math work in IXL. Keep up the great work, Jonah! #MathExcellence
Students in Mrs. Amy Robinson’s biology classes have been simulating cellular transport processes in cells. Students soaked the shell off of an egg and soaked the egg in various liquids to see the processes of osmosis and diffusion as they would occur on the cellular level. Students kept accurate data as the lab progressed and collaborated with their group to predict what would occur as they introduced a new liquid to the project.
Can you see the geometric shapes? Students in Mrs. Robin Smith's art classes recently studied this type of art and created their very own animals and nature scenes using shapes as the basis of their creations.
#TheDen #creativity
Claxton High School hosted Apply to College Day yesterday. Seniors were provided assistance with the post-secondary application requirements. Some students worked on college applications while others pursued the FAFSA. Thank you to our counselors, Mrs. Channa Robinson, and staff from Talent Search who assisted our students!
#collegeandcareerready
That's a wrap! Advisement is complete. The counseling department at Claxton High School will use the information gathered in these sessions to meet students' needs and create next year's schedule.
#individualizedgraduationplans #collegeandcareerready
Students in Ms. Flournoy's class collaborated to design a plan for a turkey trap. This idea was sparked when the class read How to Catch a Turkey. These kindergarten students use the 4Cs, collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking when planning their design. The students presented their plans to the class, and each shared what part they contributed to the drawing. Students were actively engaged in this lesson! #CES #ExcellenceLeadershipFamily
