Softball games are canceled for today
Charcuterie boards are all the rage! Students in Freshman Seminar created their very own as part of the introduction to the Culinary Arts pathway. They read an article about this latest fad in the culinary world, selected their food items from an assortment of options, used technology to look at other charcuterie boards, and shared their creations with judges.
Do you get frustrated with cords and just throw them in a corner or closet? Well, students in Audio-Video can show you how to roll your cords so that they store easily and remain knot free. Believe it or not, there is a method to this madness! Check out the students' hands as they properly prepare the cords for storage. Mr. Hallman puts the students' work to the test: Throw the cord in a straight line. No knot equals success! #theden
Press release - The Evans County Charter School System began school for the 2021-2022 school year on Monday, August 9, 2021. As part of the mitigation efforts, masks were required. We are pleased to report this week that zero cases in school resulted in required isolation and/or quarantine. All reported numbers for this week are cases where parents/employees notified the district of a positive case and/or exposure and they self-isolated or self-quarantined. Evans County remains a community with severe transmission rates. We are cautiously optimistic about the data; however, we will remain vigilant in our mitigation efforts to reduce spread in school and in our community.
Students in Mrs. Saucedo’s class drew self portraits and set goals for the school year!
Blue House Howls at CMS!
Claxton Elementary students are back at school and hard at work!
Students at Claxton Middle School are being issued a Chromebook and charger that can be taken home for use. Parents and guardians, please make sure that the Chromebook Policy Form is signed and returned in order for your child to receive a device. Students are responsible for taking the device home to charge each night and bringing it to school each day.
4th grade students at CES are modeling numbers using their knowledge of place values.
Evans Region College and Career Academy Board of Directors Regular Meeting Agenda
August 19, 2021 11:00 AM
The Den at Claxton High School
602 Hendrix Street, Claxton, GA 30417
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Due to the expected rainfall from Tropical Storm Fred over the weekend, the alternate stop locations will be in effect for Monday and Tuesday next week. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10NSGLTa5AZaDrdRvpraHETSKy59a-FznAxGkPBYR9z8/edit?usp=sharing
School breakfast is offered daily in the cafeteria for students at no charge.
6th grade CMS students are learning about Earth's major systems and how they interact in the Branches of Earth Science in Mrs. Myers' Earth Science class
Claxton Middle School 6th graders participated in the RCA House Reveals! The RCA House System is a part of CMS's Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Initiative. The students were so excited to find out what house they are in!
#Altruismo
#Amistad
#Isibindi
#Reveur
Students completed a Lego directions activity. They created a six piece "masterpiece" and then wrote down their creation directions. Students switched disassembled creations and tried to follow their peer's written directions to build it. The room was filled with laughter!!!
Students had to write in their science journal the importance of not only following directions, but writing good directions as well! Communication is very important!
CES Car Pick Ups: Thank you for helping us keep the pick up line flowing. We want to prevent having parents wait extended times in cars, especially in our Georgia heat. Parents, please remember that our car dismissals for PreK are 3:00, Kindergarten at 3:15, 1st/2nd grades at 3:20 and 3rd/4th/5th grades at 3:25. Make sure you have your car tags hanging as well. Also, you must stay in your car and go through the line to pick up your child. Thank you!!!
The Evans Region College and Career Academy is committed to preparing our students to be workforce ready. This means we are intentionally teaching, practicing, and instilling in our students soft skills that regional employers value. Communication is one of these employability skills, and a major part of effective communication involves active listening. Students in Freshman Seminar wrote and acted out a conversation that reflected two of the active listening strategies that they studied.
Attention Parents of: Kindergarten students, 7th grade students, and 11th grade students mandatory immunizations need to be up to date by Tuesday, September 7th.
Proof of immunizations should be turned into the school nurse.
"Smooth, bump, bump--to the pump!" Students in the Firefighting Pathway used this mnemonic to help them complete a simulated emergency response situation. Wearing their Nomex hoods, which served as smoke, the students felt their way to safety. In addition, the team was able to rescue the 160 pound victim (the class mannequin). At the end of the exercise, the equipment was properly rolled, and emergency teams reported their success.
The instructors of the Evans Region College and Career Academy pathways are on fire about the 4 Cs--communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity! Coach Oglesby's Entrepreneurship students are practicing the "House on Fire" Habitude to become better communicators.
