Evans County Charter School System wants you to be part of our family! Our BOE pays for a $10K life insurance policy for each employee. They also pay for the OneAmerica Employee Assistance Program, which includes three counseling sessions per year per employee/dependent. It also includes confidential counseling, work/life solutions, financial information and resources, guidance resources, and free online will preparations. Here are some other perks for joining our team: FULL Range Competitive Benefits Employee Daycare Program Bright From the Start Pre-K Employee's Children Welcome to Attend Mentoring Program for New Hires Click the link to apply:
https://evans.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Evans County Charter School System wants you to be part of our family! Our BOE pays for a $10K life insurance policy for each employee. They also pay for the OneAmerica Employee Assistance Program, which includes three counseling sessions per year per employee/dependent. It also includes confidential counseling, work/life solutions, financial information and resources, guidance resources, and free online will preparations. Here are some other perks for joining our team: FULL Range Competitive Benefits Employee Daycare Program Bright From the Start Pre-K Employee's Children Welcome to Attend Mentoring Program for New Hires Click the link below for more information on benefits: https://www.evanscountybenefits.com/
Evans County Charter School System wants you to be part of our family! Our BOE pays for a $10K life insurance policy for each employee. They also pay for the OneAmerica Employee Assistance Program, which includes three counseling sessions per year per employee/dependent. It also includes confidential counseling, work/life solutions, financial information and resources, guidance resources, and free online will preparations. Here are some other perks for joining our team: FULL Range Competitive Benefits Employee Daycare Program Bright From the Start Pre-K Employee's Children Welcome to Attend Mentoring Program for New Hires Click the link below for more information on benefits: https://www.evanscountybenefits.com/
Happy Mother’s Day!
Dear Claxton Elementary School Parents/Guardians,
The Georgia Milestones Assessment System (GMAS) testing will be next week! This test helps us determine how much your child has learned this school year.
You can help us by making sure your child:
● Gets plenty of rest each night before testing
● Arrives at school every day on time! Testing will begin at 8:15. The tardy bell rings at 8:05.
● Eats a healthy breakfast each morning. Breakfast is also provided at school.
● Has a positive attitude about the test and is dedicated to doing his/her best.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g7gXgEPGhoW6UZmJ6o6KLxEzzzSTEjD8/view?usp=sharing
School Lunch Hero Day
Our CMS CTAE and Connections PLC has been working with middle school students to develop 4C skills (communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking). Students who have excelled in these lessons were nominated to be CMS’s first-ever Tiger Trustees! These students will serve as tour guides during the upcoming sixth-grade orientation at CMS!
Ms. Morris, one of our CMS counselors, helped the CTAE and Connections PLC host a training session this week.
We are proud of our Tiger Trustees, and we know these young leaders will represent CMS well!
CMS held a Staff vs. Student Basketball Game today. During halftime, students from each grade were able to participate in fun games. Fun was had by all, and the teachers came out victorious!
Mrs. LaKeisha Welch, a first-year teacher in Claxton High School’s (CHS) Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) program, was recognized by First District Regional Educational Service Agency (FDRESA) on Monday, May 2nd, as Evans County Charter School System’s (ECCSS) First-Year Teacher Honoree.
Dr. Alex Jordan, a Growing Readers Specialist from FDRESA, presented Mrs. Welch with this special recognition. “This is all about sustainability and encouraging our teachers,” Dr. Jordan shared. “FDRESA wanted to do something special during Teacher Appreciation Week. Teachers are protecting civilization, and we appreciate all you do.”
Mrs. Welch, a registered nurse, teaches Introduction to Healthcare Science, Essentials of Healthcare, Nurse Aide Program, and a Tiger Pride segment at CHS. Mrs. Welch shared her gratitude for the award and added, “I feel fortunate to work alongside a supportive group of people at CHS.”
Dr. Mizell, CHS Principal, congratulated Mrs. Welch for this recognition and added, “We’re grateful to have someone with Mrs. Welch’s experience leading our students.”
First-year teachers meeting the qualifications for the recognition were nominated by each school at ECCSS and by each school district in the FDRESA service area. Mrs. Welch was selected from our ECCSS nominations and is one of 17 area first-year teachers being recognized with this honor.
Our fourth graders love our lunch heroes. The students brought in treats for the ladies and presented them.
BOE Board Meeting
Monday, May 9, 2022
Public Budget Hearing #2 5:30pm
Regular Board Meeting 6:00pm
Happy School Lunch Hero Day!
Students in Ms. McElveen's class made Kool-Aid pies for their moms for Mother's Day. They also cleaned up their dirty dishes and put them away. #LifeSkills #MomLove
While studying quadrilaterals, Ms. Selph's geometry classes made kites. Specs for a successful kite include- congruent opposite sides, 90 degree diagonals, congruent short sides' angles. The bonus was whether or not it actually flew. This is real life application of math.
Claxton Middle School appreciates our School Lunch Staff!! Thank you bunches for serving our lunches!! 🖤💛
CHS held their yearbook distribution & signing for students who pre-purchased yearbooks. Students had snacks, as well as received their yearbooks and had time to sign each other's books. Students who pre-ordered and did not attend can stop by to see Ms. Peacock to pick theirs up.
CMS Teachers are "NACHO Average Staff!" We are celebrating our great teachers this week with a Nacho/Taco lunch, cookies, chips, and cake! Thank you teachers, for all you do for our babies at CMS!
Students in Mrs. Myers' 6th-grade Science class worked in teams to solve a crime while learning how metamorphic rocks are formed. Students performed research to acquire the correct answer and receive a clue. Students enjoyed completing the "Clue" type game to determine who committed the crime, the scene of the crime, and the method.
On Wednesday, Kristy Mock with Evans County Family Connection shared de-stressing activities with CMS Faculty and Staff for Teacher Appreciation Week.
CHS faculty and staff were treated to a Teacher Appreciation Cinco de Mayo lunch sponsored by The Den and prepared and served by Mrs. Hart and her Culinary Arts students.
