Workshop for Parents and Caregivers on Tuesday, November 16th-5:30-6:30pm
Georgia Medicaid Basics and an Overview of Home and Community Based Services.
Parents may register and watch at home via a Zoom link or come to the CMS/CHS campus to participate.
Please contact Amanda Locke if you need assistance to register.
alocke@evanscountyschools.org 912-739-3993
Mrs. Herrington's class presented their seasons project in science.
Students had to create a PowerPoint presentation that included their birthday month, the season, weather, temperature, and rainfall. Some students were very creative adding bright colors and sound effects.
Students in Mrs. Myers’ 6th grade Earth Science class have been learning how our Earth is warmed through conduction, convection, and radiation this week. Today, students learned how the same heat transfer processes are evident in every day life while using three different kitchen appliances, an air popper, hot plate, and microwave during a lab popping up a tasty treat.
Regular Board Meeting
Monday, November 8, 2021
6:00 pm Central Office
Students in Mrs. Liberatore's class had a slime lab.
Students in Ms. Adams' 6th Grade Career Awareness class learned about the importance of critical thinking in the classroom and in the workplace. Students worked in teams to create the longest chain using paper and masking tape. During the activity, students encountered problems, solved problems, figured out procedures to work together, and learned how this activity relates to problems they may encounter in school and in the workplace.
Mrs. Herrington's 4th grade class enjoying learning about the phases of the moon.
Third graders preforming nonfiction text features surgery!
Students are collaborating to create a digital presentation showcasing facts they've learned about weather.
Ms. Mikell's 4th grade class and Home Economics Club participated in a Seed of Service sponsored by Evans Memorial Hospital. They collected socks and made cards for the patients.
Third grade students conducting a Text Feature Surgery in Mrs. Ulmer's reading class.
You’ve heard the saying, “Together we are better!” Well, it’s true! The Den looks forward to a partnership with Northspring Assisted Living, The Griffin House, and The Journey. Planned activities, work opportunities, and service projects will provide students valuable pathway experience and employability skills practice. Pictured is owner Jill Griffin who spoke to healthcare students today about work in her industry and our partnership.
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While working on informational writing, 2nd graders in Mrs. Jenkins's class are using the Book Creator tool to create nonfiction digital books.
CAPS is EXPANDING to serve 10,000 additional children. To help make more families eligible, CAPS income limits are increasing effective Monday, November 1, 2021.
On Tuesday the CMS boys tennis team lost to Screven County in the league playoffs, but were represented well all season by Agustin Saucedo, Luke Dover, Ramsey Hendrix, Jonathan Figueroa, Cadence McDonald, Yamil Hernandez-Campos, and Joseph Tanner.
On Wednesday the CMS girls tennis team beat Metter 3-2 to advance to the league Final 4. Our lady tigers were led by Jayda Jordan (8-0), Annabelle Hurt (8-3), and Briley Haire (8-0). Today our CMS girls will travel to Metter to take on Screven County @ 5 pm.
2nd graders in Mrs. Phillips’ class are having fun writing about their
favorite season using Book Creator. They have learned how to
record themselves speaking, draw illustrations, and import pictures with this new technology. They are super exciting!
BOE Work Session Meeting Agenda
Thursday, November 4, 2021
2:00pm Central Office
New Time! Thursday, November 11 at 1:30pm Table Talk for parents on Self-Care. To register for this Table Talk and see a list of upcoming talks, please visit this link. https://forms.gle/5c9FcHSEu463MgAj9
Our third grade “Distributive Doctors” enjoyed learning about the distributive property of multiplication by performing surgery on arrays.
The Evans County Charter School System was notified at approximately 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, November 3, 2021 by Claxton Police Department that an inmate escaped while being treated at Evans Memorial Hospital. All school district facilities immediately went into a lock-down mode as a precautionary measure. At approximately 12:40 p.m. the district was notified that the inmate was under pursuit but it was confirmed he had left Evans County. The lock-down was lifted. All students and employees are safe.
