Students in Mrs Phillips’ second grade class are writing narratives about their character puppets & stuffed animals. They are using lots of details & dialogue!
All students K-12 are invited to participate in the Hispanic Heritage Art and Writing Competition. All entries are due by September 17th.
Athletic Events 9/30-9/3
So…if we told you that you could get UNLIMITED internet, an awesome hotspot (at no extra cost) that is small enough to fit in a pocket, that would enable you to stay connected everywhere, that up to 15 devices could connect to it at once, that only “costs” $50 per month, with no contract and no extra fees, that you could sign up from your phone or home computer AND while you are using all that internet you would also be supporting Evans County Schools, you would think we were pulling a fast one, right? Tricky business? There must be a catch?
Well, it’s for real all right! No tricky business and no catch! It’s called WiFi on the Go – a VIP program for parents & employees of Evans County Schools! Sign up is fast and easy – just go to https://evansk12-ga.leanstreamrp.com/district/82/wifi-on-go, fill out the online form & within a few days, a hotspot will show up in your mailbox, ready to surf, stream and game all you want. Want to know more- email @leanstreamrp at info@leanstreamrp.com or call 833.943.4463 and they can help. Thanks for supporting the Evans County Charter School System! Check it out!! #StayConnected #LeanStream
During their "All About Me" sharing time, students in Ms. Thigpen and Ms. Melissa's class brought items from home to share with their classmates.
Homecoming is right around the corner. Get your CHS Alumni Invasion t-shirts! The deadline is September 7, 2021 to request and purchase your homecoming t-shirt. Email rtomblin@evanscountyschools.org
Mrs. Hernandez's 3rd graders became petrologist and explored the different attributes of rocks and minerals.
Mrs. Hernandez's 3rd graders became petrologist and explored the different attributes of rocks and minerals.
In STEM, 5th grade students had 10 minutes to build the tallest standing tower out of only 20 pipe cleaners. They had to use the engineering design process to help them plan and design their tower!
"We truly donut know what we would do without our teachers and staff at CES"
Students in Mrs. B. Hendrix's Kindergarten class are working hard on their 2nd day of Writer's Workshop!
Our 3rd graders became petrologist and explored the different attributes of rocks and minerals.
More pics for our Dear Karen!
Claxton Middle School supporting their sister Karen McNeese and honoring her husband, Alan McNeese, by wearing Red and Black today.
#WeLoveYou602
#JobWellDone
#LastCall
#WeveGotKaren
Look what went up today! Get ready to show your Tiger pride by helping us sing our Alma Mater at upcoming events.
Firefighting recruits participated in communication drills this week! Commanders provided directions from afar as team members tried to follow their commands.
Thank you to Jason Mallow from Evans Memorial Hospital for coming and sharing his journey in the culinary world with some of our freshmen! One point that Mallow emphasized was learning about and experiencing all aspects of a career. He began in high school as a dishwasher, completed formal training, and has worked in various positions so that he understands the workings of a kitchen and the expectations of his customers.
"I've been thinking so much that my head hurts!"
That's what a student in Mrs. Jenna Watkins' Algebra class said after working on a "thinking task". To solve the puzzle, students communicated, collaborated, and thought critically.
Can you solve the problem?!?!
During Art class, 2nd graders enjoyed measuring and mixing ingredients to make colorful slime.
