Mrs. Cowart and Ms. Miyons class loved dressing up as their future career.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of preK students dressed up
Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennell’s students are learning how to ask and answer questions. Students focused on writing, asking, and answering questions using pictures in various books. Students are also learning how to take a statement and turn it into a question.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of students reading and writing
image of students reading and writing
image of students reading and writing
image of students reading and writing
"I want my MTV!" Homecoming Throwback Tuesday
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of student with MTV shirt
Pre-K students drawing awesome shapes on the Smart Board!
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of preK student drawing a shape
image of preK student drawing a shape
image of preK student drawing a shape
image of preK student drawing a shape
Mrs. H and Mrs. Hall's kindergarten students dressed for their future careers.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of Kindergarten students
Homecoming Fun - Day 1: Mrs. Lewis' 5th Graders representing their future careers
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of 5th graders dressed as future career
image of 5th graders dressed as future career
image of 5th graders dressed as future career
Ms. Thigpen and Ms. Melissa's class enjoyed their first trip to the library. The students listened to the book, Manners in the Library and then selected a book of their own to check out.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of prek students at story time
Students in Freshman Seminar are exploring the Teaching As A Profession pathway this week. Part of their exploration involves working with a partner to create a lesson plan for a sixth grade standard of choice. Students are drafting the lesson on the district’s planning template, locating and/or creating handouts and other materials, and teaching their lesson to peers. What a powerful way to explore this career and, at the same time, use the 4 Cs—communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity!
almost 4 years ago, Claxton High School
lesson plan
students working on lesson plan
Mrs. Shaul’s 3rd graders participated in a book tasting where they had the opportunity to explore different book genres. Everyone found at least one book they wanted to read. Bon Appétit!
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of students doing a book tasting
image of students doing a book tasting
image of students doing a book tasting
image of students doing a book tasting
Greetings Tiger Nation! Homecoming is one of the most anticipated events in high school. It brings back memories of past traditions and allows students the opportunity to display school spirit. Unfortunately, with the influence of collegiate practices, some bad habits have developed over the years. ECSS does not sanction or condone Junior-Senior wars or any other activity that promotes or encourages the damage to or the destruction of property. We highly discourage this type of behavior and advise property owners to press charges in the event there is damage or destruction. Here are the district/school sanctioned events: Spirit Week - “There’s No Place Like HOMEcoming” Themes Monday - Follow the Yellow Brick Road - Dress Up as Future Career Tuesday - “Twister” Throwback Tuesday - Dress Up Any Decade 70s, 80s, 90s, etc. Wednesday - Wicked Witch Wednesday - Dress Up As Favorite Character Thursday - Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Grade Level Colors Friday - Tigers, Oh My - Black and Gold Tiger Spirit Powder Puff Game - Thursday, September 16 - 6:00 @ Tiger Town Pep Rally Parade - Friday, September 17 - 4:00 p.m. Homecoming Court during half time Tigers vs. Eagles - Pecan Grove 7:30 kickoff In addition, the Evans County School System is implementing a clear bag policy at the Pecan Grove for football games to enhance safety and security. The policy will limit the size and types of bags allowed at the stadium during games. All bags are subject to inspection prior to entry. Guests attempting to enter the stadium with non-conforming bags will be asked to return the items to their vehicles. Bags allowed are: Clear plastic Tote Bags (no larger than 12" x 6" x 12”) One-Gallon Plastic Freezer Bags Small Clutch Purses (smaller than 4.5" x 6.5") Diaper bags (subject to search) if a baby is with the party Bags not allowed are: Backpacks Purses Binocular or Camera Cases Fanny Packs Cinch Bags Printed Pattern or Oversize Tote Bags Exceptions will be made for medically necessary items and credentialed news media/photographer equipment bags. These individuals should check in at the pass gate table upon arrival. In addition, members of student groups involved with the event are permitted to enter with equipment bags when entering with their team or group, in uniform, and with the director or coach. We appreciate everyone's understanding and compliance as we seek to create safe and wholesome activities for our students and community. Martin G. Waters, Ed.D. Superintendent
almost 4 years ago, Evans County School System
2021 CHS Junior Ring Ceremony
almost 4 years ago, Claxton High School
Group picture of ring recipients
circle of hands showing rings
Mrs. Cowart and Ms. Miyon's class celebrated family and focused on thinking positively! They ended the week with some fun in the sun and sidewalk chalk!
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of PreK students
image of PreK students
image of PreK students
COVID 19 Update Week 9-6 to 9-10
almost 4 years ago, Evans County School System
Covid 19 update
Mrs. Martin's first grade class playing subtraction bingo.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of student playing subtraction bingo
image of student playing subtraction bingo
image of student playing subtraction bingo
image of student playing subtraction bingo
Senior Information Night Rescheduled
almost 4 years ago, The Den at Claxton High School
Senior Information Night Information
BOE Regular Board Meeting Monday, September 13, 2021 6pm
almost 4 years ago, Evans County School System
Agenda
Check out this communication in Spanish 2! These students played Gustar (to like) BINGO to talk about what their classmates like and dislike.
almost 4 years ago, The Den at Claxton High School
Students playing Gustar BINGO
Students playing Gustar BINGO
Students playing Gustar BINGO
Students playing Gustar BINGO
The world of technology offers a rapidly increasing number of outlets for creativity and communications. Teachers in Evans County Charter School System purposefully plan ways for students to use digital tools/technology to ***gather, evaluate, and/or use information for learning ***conduct research, solve problems, and/or create original works for learning ***communicate and work collaboratively for learning. Did you know that there are instructional technology tutorials for parents and students on our district website? Go check it out at https://www.evans.k12.ga.us/page/instructional-technology
almost 4 years ago, Evans County Charter School System
Research Graphic
Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennel's class learning about magnets!
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of students exploring magnets
Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennel's class learning about magnets!
Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennel's class learning about magnets!
Ms. Fallin and Mrs. Fennel's class learning about magnets!
Students in Mrs. Nobles’ 1st Grade Gifted Resource class have been studying tornadoes. Today they created and they observed tornadoes in a jar.
almost 4 years ago, Claxton Elementary School
image of student with tornatoe in a jar
image of student with tornatoe in a jar
image of student with tornatoe in a jar
image of student with tornatoe in a jar