
Our fantastic freshmen are not just learning the ropes; they're mastering the art of self-introduction, perfecting the handshake, and crafting lasting first impressions. Recently, they stepped into the spotlight, recording their intros for a reflective assignment. Here are a few snapshots of them capturing the essence of these invaluable skills! #HighSchoolTransition #FirstImpressionsMatter #NewBeginnings #TheDEN



Don't forget! TOMORROW! FLEXpo- February 20, 2024, 12:00PM- 1:00PM in the CMS/CHS Cafetorium. This event will allow you the opportunity to meet our FLEX companies, see what they are about, and purchase some of their products. #FLEX #RealLife #SmallBusinessesAreImportant #TheDEN


Two classes in one space, sharing resources and ideas.
Last week, Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Smith joined their classes so that students could work on their Hispanic Heritage projects. Mrs. Francis worked one-on-one with students on their writing, and Mrs. Smith provided art supplies and ideas for the required artwork. Students enjoyed each other and made headway on their entries for this assignment.
#TheDEN #collaboration







CES would like to thank our friends from St. Luke’s Missionary Baptist, St. John's Baptist, First AB, Green Cyprus, Mount Pleasant, and Mrs. Deanna Benjamin for treating us to a delicious Black History Month luncheon!
Group picture- Mary Love, Glenda Cooley, Shirley Williams, and Barbara Murphy


Please join us for the FLEXpo on February 20, 2024, 12:00PM- 1:00PM in the CMS/CHS Cafetorium. This event will allow you the opportunity to meet our FLEX companies, see what they are about, and purchase some of their products. #FLEX #RealLife #SmallBusinessesAreImportant #TheDEN


🍀🍀🍀💛🖤💛Huge congrats to our CMS and CHS 4H students for their recent performances in Junior and Senior Project Achievement!💛🖤💛🍀🍀🍀
💚Huge thanks to Ms. Megan Veal, Evans County Extension Coordinator, and all of our friends at 4-H for all they pour into our Tigers and community!💚
Please help ECCSS give an extra shout-out to the following CHS and CMS students who competed in 4-H Project Achievement at Rock Eagle:
Seniors (9th-12th graders):
Tiya Patel, 1st place International
Breanna Stephens, 2nd place Arts & Crafts
Miya Herrington, Health
Also, congrats to the two delegates from CHS who advance to State 4-H Congress in July:
Tiya Patel and Breanna Stephens
Juniors (7th-8th graders):
Emily Stephens, 3rd place Human Development
Amy Allende-Muthe, 1st place Better Breakfast Food Lab
Allisson Martinez, 2nd place Crafts
Citlaly Hernandez Ramirez, 1st place Poultry
Braylon Ball, 1st place Performing Arts Vocal
Michael LaSala, 3rd place Safety
Also, Evans County 4-H earned 1st place for 100% of our Junior 4-H’ers placing in the top three!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#WeLove4H
#SchoolAndCommunityConnections


MORE from the CMS Sneaker Ball! Mrs. McDowell had a BLAST with her students!




Our PreK students wanted to spread some love to the community by making Valentine’s cards to hand out to all four nursing homes in Claxton. Students created the cards and teachers delivered them to the residents. The residents were so appreciative, and they said it made their Valentine’s Day special. 💘 In all, 108 Valentine’s were delivered!
#ReadySetGrow
#HappyValentine'sDay







Come celebrate Teacher Appreciation Night and Taco Tuesday at CHS Soccer v Metter on Tuesday, February 20, 2024.
Games begin at 5:00PM and 7:00PM. El Jalapeno of Statesboro is sponsoring the night.
Concession stand specials-
$3 - beef tacos (with or without lettuce and cheese)
$2 - chips and salsa
$10 - 3 tacos with chips and salsa
All proceeds benefit CHS Soccer.
#GoTigers
#TacoTuesday
#TeacherAppreciation


Students in Ms. Selph’s geometry class are working on measures of 2D and 3D shapes. They created cross sections by finding dilations of figures using the scale factors provided by the ILC program. These cross sections came together to create pyramids. #PracticalApplicationOfMath

Last night, CMS hosted its first ever Sneaker Ball. 👟🏀 All students were invited to attend, and everyone had a wonderful time dancing 💃🕺spending time with friends. 😊👭👬 It was so much fun! 🎉👏





Who will be crowned the next Miss CHS? All will be revealed on Saturday, February 24, 2024 beginning at 6:30PM in the CMS/CHS Cafeteria. Make plans to support your favorite contestants. Pictured (L to R): Damonae Wharton, Laney Massey, Katie Richey, Taylor Bennett, Ella Massey, Maci Eason, and Alyssa Jones. Not Pictured: Aashi Patel and Reese Waters #MissCHS #Tradition


1:30 PM - Update
We wanted to let our families and community know that power has been restored at CMS and CHS.
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We wanted to let our families and community know that CMS and CHS are experiencing power outages at this time. GA Power has been contacted, and they are working to restore power.
During this time, phones and other services are limited.


🍨🎉 Ms. McDaniel's 4th-grade crew indulging in sweet sundaes to celebrate their perfect attendance! 🎉🍨
#ReadySetGrow
#SweetSuccess


Mrs. Minis's 2nd grade STEM enrichment class had a blast making mystery bracelets, exploring how our UV flashlights mimic the sun's effects! 🌞😊 Fun times were had by all!
#ReadySetGrow
#STEMEducation



Ms. Beecher's Government classes have been learning about the Civil Rights Movement. Groups sorted the events of the Civil Rights Movement into chronological order and eventually competed to see which group could sort the events the quickest. #HistoryIsImportant

The deadline to pay for the 8th and 9th grade PSAT is Tuesday, February 20th. $14 should be paid to Mrs. Shanna Jackson in the counselor's office.


🎉 A big round of applause for our top-three winners of the Community MLK Writing and Oratorical Competition! 🏆 We're incredibly proud of all the participants, and we want to give a special shout-out to these outstanding finishers:
PreK:
1st Place: Mrs. Tanesha Herrington and Ms. Debbie Morris's Class
2nd Place: Ms. Amari Hagan and Ms. Clara Eason's Class
3rd Place: Mrs. Jodi Cowart and Ms. Sapp's Class
K-2:
1st Place: Ames Tucker
2nd Place: Evelyn Cere
3rd Place: Amina Robinson
3-5:
1st Place: Jalecia Cummings
2nd Place: LaMarra Hines
3rd Place: Yazmine Gonzalez
Also, thank you to the Evans Afro-American Society for supporting ECCSS students!
#ReadySetGrow
#TigerPride




Do you know there are three main types of irony? Mrs. Walker’s students had to be detectives by reading crime-themed passages that depicted one of the three types of irony. Once they read the passage and determined what type of irony was used, they provided support for their conclusion.
BTW- the three most common kinds of irony are verbal, dramatic, and situational.




🗨️📝CHS and Pinewood students participated in the Claxton Rotary Speech competition last week! All participants did a great job, and it was a strong panel of speakers from Evans County!📝🗨️
Huge thanks to our friends at the Claxton Rotary Club for hosting this awesome event!
Please help ECCSS show some BIG Tiger 💛🖤💛to each of our participants this year!
💛🖤💛Please help us give an extra Tiger shout-out to CHS's Tiya Patel for her second-place finish and to Miya Herrington for her third-place finish! Tiya’'s speech focused on the four-way test and this year's theme: Create Hope in the World. Miya’s speech focused on the four-way test.💛🖤💛
Please help ECCSS congratulate Tiya and Miya!
#WeLoveOurTigers
#WeLoveOurCommunity
#SchoolAndCommunityConnections