ERCCA Board of Directors Meeting Agenda
May 20, 2021 11:00am
Virtual Table Talk
Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 1:00pm
Week of May 3rd COVID Update
BOE meeting Monday, May 10, 2021 has been cancelled.
The next meeting is: Monday, May 24, 2021
Fifth graders celebrated their MAP growth in reading and math. Their teachers agreed to let students pie them in the face and cover them with silly string if a certain number met their growth goal.
Covid 19 Update May 3-7, 2021
Happy School Lunch Hero Day
The Claxton Tiger Baseball team will advance to the Elite Eight on Monday, May 10, 2021 to take on ACE (Academy of Classical Education) in Macon. Game times for the double-header are set for 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. respectively. Claxton High School will release early on Monday at 1:45 p.m. The district is providing 2 buses for fans who wish to attend the game.
Fans who wish to take advantage of the district's transportation, must go to Claxton High School on Friday (5/7) 8:00 - 2:00 or Monday (5/10) 8:00 - 12:00 and purchase a ticket for the game ($10..price set by GHSA). Students under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. All riders must complete a liability waiver form. The buses will leave promptly at 2:30 p.m. from the Claxton High School parking lot.
The Board of Education meeting scheduled for Monday night has been cancelled.
Tiger Soccer playoffs today @ Pecan Grove- 6:00pm
Come out and support our Tigers!
Tigers Advance to Elite 8
Our Claxton Tiger baseball team won both games on the road Tuesday over Seminole County to advance to the Elite Eight. The scores were game 1 10-3 and game 2 8-1.
Baseball game at Seminole County will be broadcasted today on WCLA radio 97.3 at 3:45.
Baseball game at Seminole County will be broadcasted today on WCLA radio 93.7 at 3:45.
CMS C-Team Cheer Tryouts
CMS 6th Grade Orientation
CHS End of Course Testing
Breakfast and Lunch Menu
ECSS to resume normal operations for remainder of the school year
Since March 25, 2021 the Evans County School System has reported 0 cases of quarantined persons or positive cases among students or employees. Although our numbers remained extremely low, we continued to enforce a mandatory mask policy in addition to all other DPH recommendations and cleaning efforts. We have also hosted two vaccination clinics for employees and one for students and parents. Based upon the continued trend of extremely low cases, ECSS will lift all mandates and restrictions beginning Monday, May 3, 2021. We will continue to recommend that masks be worn, recommend that social distancing be practiced, and we will continue to stress the importance of good hygiene. Cleaning and disinfecting efforts will remain in place. Other than the recommendations, all school operations will resume under normal conditions.
We ask that employees, parents, and students continue to monitor themselves. Anyone experiencing any symptoms of Covid19 should not attend school/work, but seek medical attention. The district is prepared to move immediately back into our protocols should we experience an uptick in cases.
"I want to thank everyone for the diligent efforts, patience, and commitment during the last 14 months. We have been very fortunate as a district, but we are all ready to get back to normal operations for our students and employees." - Dr. Waters
Work Based Learning Student of the Month
PAGE STAR Student for Claxton High School
Claxton High School would like to congratulate Jordan Simmons for being named the 2021 PAGE STAR Student. Jordan earned this recognition for being in the top ten percent of her senior class and by having the highest SAT score in a single sitting. She has chosen Mrs. Susan Todd as her STAR Teacher. Mrs. Todd has been very influential in Jordan's academic achievement by challenging her in the classroom and by checking on her while she was taking classes at Georgia Southern University. We are very proud of Jordan and Mrs. Todd for the academic excellence they exemplify at Claxton High School.
Preparations are underway for the August opening of the Evans Region College and Career Academy! The Board of Directors and CEO, Holly Durrence, toured Southeastern Early College and Career Academy in Vidalia. SECCA CEO Shelly Smith and Principal David Avery provided the tour and fielded questions from our members. A big thank you is extended to our CCA neighbors!
