Third grade finished one of the 7 Mindsets Lessons, "Explore Your Interests" by filling their hearts with the things they are interested in.
Please join us for a Table Talk to learn strategies to teach our children how to reset and regroup. Tuesday, October 19 at 9am. Click the link for details. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QS0wrj4UQyHY9G-kz-hSconn6g6ZB_1E/view?usp=sharing
Red Ribbon Week promotes the development of a healthy, drug-free and violence-free lifestyle.
The 2021 National Red Ribbon Week Theme is: Drug-Free Looks Like Me!
Celebrate with us October 25-29, 2021 by participating in the following activities:
Fifth grade students have been learning about the five groups of vertebrates in science. Students have been utilizing the website Pixton to showcase their knowledge in the distinction of the five groups of vertebrates. The students' creativity has been unlimited and their collaboration has been rich in details!
CHS FFA students attended the Fall FFA Rally on Tuesday, October 12 at the Georgia National Fair in Perry, GA. They attended the rally and then were able to ride rides and view exhibits at the fair.
The CMS and CHS Flu shot clinic will be held on Wednesday, October 27th. If you would like for your child to receive the flu vaccine, please return permission forms by October 19th.
Students in third grade are creating a digital book using fictional narratives they previously wrote.
REMINDER: TOMORROW is Picture Day at CES. Please be on time and wear your best smile.
Mini Cheer Camp was a huge success! Mini Cheerleaders are invited to come back and cheer at half time on October 15th at the Pecan Grove. Please arrive around the end of 2nd quarter and meet us where the CHS Cheerleaders stand. Please wear your mini cheer camp shirt! Mini campers will be admitted free. Everyone is asked to wear pink to support our fight for breast cancer and a Tiger victory!!!!! Gooooooo Tigers!!!!
Fire Safety Week
Mrs. Herrington’s 4th grade class enjoyed learning about fire safety.
Press release -- for immediate release
The Evans County School System is happy to report that we have seen a steady decline of community transmission rates as well as Covid impacts on our schools over the last four weeks. After surveying our school administrative teams, our local school governance teams (SGTs), and our local community healthcare providers regarding our next steps for Covid mitigation efforts, Evans County School will be changing from mandatory masks to recommended masks beginning Monday, October 18, 2021, following our fall break. The district will maintain cleaning protocols, including fogging twice per week. In the event of a positive case, students/employees in direct contact would be required to quarantine (unless they were wearing a mask or are fully vaccinated). The QT period would be 10 days. After 5 days, a student/employee could test. With a negative result and asymptomatic status, he/she could return after day 8. The district will continue to emphasize good hygiene and social distancing as much as possible.
The district will discontinue weekly updates after today. We are hopeful that Covid-19 is almost completely behind us; however, in the event we begin to see an increase in cases or exposures, we will reimplement masking requirements.
We celebrate Jabari’s bravery by having a Hawaiian pool party. We can be brave and strong just like him. #GaPreKWeek
Flu shot forms are being sent home with report cards today. If you would like for your child to receive a flu shot at school, please return the signed form by October 19th. The exact date of the shot will be announced in the near future.
BOE Regular Meeting
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
6:00pm
Mrs. Saucedo’s class enjoyed learning about fire safety! Thanks to the Claxton Fire Dept. for visiting us this week!
Mrs. Kirby’s class had a wonderful week learning about fire safety and celebrating Pre-K Week by reading Jabari Jumps!
We celebrated PreK week with a Hawaiian Luau and read Jabari Jumps.
Did you realize that make-up is a form of art? Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jackson collaborated to allow students the opportunity to experiment with the application of stage make-up. Bruises, black eyes, and sores were among the effects created today.
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Homemade egg rolls were on the menu today in Culinary Arts! Students fine-tuned their mincing skills and learned the binding elements of the egg.
Graham Hughes, a Scottish filmmaker, writer, and editor, made a virtual visit to Mr. Hallman's Audio-Video classes today. Hughes' breakout work was "Death of a Vlogger." He talked to the students about his experiences filming and making the most of limited time, equipment, and circumstances.
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