🍦😊 We all scream for ice cream! Last week, students with Perfect Attendance or Tiger Attendance (missed only 1 day) from January 16th to March 1st were rewarded with free ice cream 🍨 and other goodies 🎉 to celebrate their fantastic attendance! 🐯🏆 #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES Attendance Reward
CES Attendance Reward
CES Attendance Reward
CES Attendance Reward
CES Attendance Reward
CES Attendance Reward
The PE department at Claxton Middle School was able to incorporate some digital learning into their classes by allowing students to watch part of the March Madness tournament. The students were able to see a modeled visual representation of what an actual, high-level basketball game looks like. They were able to see examples of communication, attainable skills, passing, and rules enforcement. The students practiced the skills after watching, and they will be assessed on basic rules and fundamentals of the game.
about 1 month ago, Claxton Middle School
CMS Students Playing Basketball in the Gym
CMS Students watching the March Madness games to learn valuable skills
🍀✨ This week, a sneaky leprechaun popped into Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. McKinnon’s classes, leaving behind a magical leprechaun rock for each student! When they placed their rocks into a magical cleaning solution, gold coins miraculously floated up! 🌟💰 The excitement was through the roof! 🎉 The children were thrilled and got to keep the gold coins. These ‘rocks’ were actually gold coins wrapped in a green baking soda paste, which dissolved in vinegar to reveal the shiny treasure. A magical experience they won't forget! #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
CES Kindergarten Group Picture
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
about 1 month ago, Claxton High School
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
In a collaboration between the Claxton Police Department and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.), Capt. W. Luther Hires of the Jesup Police Department, and serving as a representative of G.O.H.S., brought the Rollover Simulator to Claxton High School as part of a pre-prom event for our junior and senior classes. Along with the assistance of Sgt. B. J. Kennedy, Georgia State Patrol, the students were told of the importance of not riding in the bed of a pickup truck and properly using a seat belt while riding in or driving a vehicle. The G.O.H.S. Rollover Simulator is powered by hydraulics and can simulate about a 35 mph rollover crash. Crash dummies are used to demonstrate what happens during a rollover event. As part of the demonstration, Capt. Hires told of a young man who lost his life following a rollover crash. The young man decided to get into a vehicle driven by an intoxicated driver and not buckle up. The young man was the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hires. The simulator brought today has been dedicated to his son, W. L. Hires, II, and Trooper First Class Ronald "Ronnie" O'Neal, who was also killed in a rollover event while on duty.
Join us for the 2nd Annual Claxton Middle School STEM Fair on April 10th, at 3:30 PM, in the CMS Gym! The students have worked so hard to prepare for this, and they want to show you what they've learned! EVERYONE IS INVITED!!
about 1 month ago, Claxton Middle School
STEM FAIR
During Career Awareness Class this week, CES students are exploring how to enhance our school and community's welfare 🌟. Mrs. Tanner's homeroom contributed a basket of baby essentials to a local foster group and crafted thank-you cards for foster families 🍼💌. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Kennedy's students pitched in by tidying up our school environment, collecting litter from the campus 🌿🚮. Meanwhile, other classes spread gratitude with thank-you notes throughout our school and community 📝💐. #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES Career Awareness
CES Career Awareness
Information about the home CHS Baseball v Metter High School and CHS Track Meet, both on Thursday, March 21, 2024. The original baseball game date was Friday, March 22, 2024, but the game has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:00PM Varsity will be the only team that will play. No JV game. Please use Parking Lot C. (See map) Tickets may be purchased through GoFan or cash at the gate. For the track meet, no cash will be accepted at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through GoFan. All fans should use Lot A (see the attached map with Lot A). The meet begins at 4:00PM #GoBlackAndGold #CHSTigers
about 1 month ago, Claxton High School
Information about the home CHS Baseball v Metter High School and CHS Track Meet, both on Thursday, March 21, 2024. The original baseball game date was Friday, March 22, 2024, but the game has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:00PM Varsity will be the only team that will play. No JV game. Please use Parking Lot C. (See map) Tickets may be purchased through GoFan or cash at the gate. For the track meet, no cash will be accepted at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through GoFan. All fans should use Lot A (see the attached map with Lot A). The meet begins at 4:00PM #GoBlackAndGold #CHSTigers
Information about the home CHS Baseball v Metter High School and CHS Track Meet, both on Thursday, March 21, 2024. The original baseball game date was Friday, March 22, 2024, but the game has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:00PM Varsity will be the only team that will play. No JV game. Please use Parking Lot C. (See map) Tickets may be purchased through GoFan or cash at the gate. For the track meet, no cash will be accepted at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through GoFan. All fans should use Lot A (see the attached map with Lot A). The meet begins at 4:00PM #GoBlackAndGold #CHSTigers
Information about the home CHS Baseball v Metter High School and CHS Track Meet, both on Thursday, March 21, 2024. The original baseball game date was Friday, March 22, 2024, but the game has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:00PM Varsity will be the only team that will play. No JV game. Please use Parking Lot C. (See map) Tickets may be purchased through GoFan or cash at the gate. For the track meet, no cash will be accepted at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through GoFan. All fans should use Lot A (see the attached map with Lot A). The meet begins at 4:00PM #GoBlackAndGold #CHSTigers
Information about the home CHS Baseball v Metter High School and CHS Track Meet, both on Thursday, March 21, 2024. The original baseball game date was Friday, March 22, 2024, but the game has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:00PM Varsity will be the only team that will play. No JV game. Please use Parking Lot C. (See map) Tickets may be purchased through GoFan or cash at the gate. For the track meet, no cash will be accepted at the gate. All tickets must be purchased through GoFan. All fans should use Lot A (see the attached map with Lot A). The meet begins at 4:00PM #GoBlackAndGold #CHSTigers
Called Board Meeting Friday, March 22, 2024 2:00pm District Office Board Room
about 1 month ago, Evans County School System
Called Board meeting
Environmental Science students at Claxton High School, under the guidance of Ms. Gordon and Mrs. Holland, have been exploring the health of local waterways through Project-Based Learning. They've mapped waterways and assessed water health using EPA data, delving into how daily actions affect water quality. 🗺️🏭➡️💧 Today, they analyzed the quantity and diversity of macroinvertebrates collected from Little Bull Creek. This research is pivotal because macroinvertebrates are key indicators of water health. The waters from Little Bull Creek flow into the Canoochee River, which merges with the Ogeechee River before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.. 🕵️‍♀️🔍🐛 This PBL initiative was made possible by a $20,000 STEM/STEAM Grant awarded to Claxton High School. Teachers Bradley Hall, DeeDee Gordon, Amy Holland, Riviera Selph, Meagan Hedden, Angela Beecher, and Jenna Watkins, alongside ECCSS Instructional Technology Coordinator Samantha Keyfauver, collaborated with Dr. Shelli Casler-Failing (Associate Professor of Middle Grades and Secondary Mathematics Education and Program Director), Dr. Kania Greer (Coordinator of the Center for STEM Education and College of Education), and Molly McKeon (Graduate Student and Ogeechee Riverkeeper Fellow) to develop this enriching PBL opportunity for our students. Stay tuned for more exciting updates and discoveries as they continue investigating water quality ! 🌟📖💙
about 1 month ago, Evans County Charter School System
Students Exploring Macroinvertebrates
Students Exploring Macroinvertebrates
Students Exploring Macroinvertebrates
Students Exploring Macroinvertebrates
Macro Lab
Macro Lab
Macro Lab
Macro Lab
Macro Lab
Macro Lab
🏀📚 Reminder: March Madness Literacy Night Tomorrow at Claxton Elementary! 📚🏀 Join us tomorrow from 6-7 PM for an evening full of reading fun at Claxton Elementary School's March Madness Literacy Night! 🌟 Don't miss out on exploring our Book Fair with a fantastic selection of books to ignite your child's love for reading. 📖 🎉 Plus, dive into our literacy-themed booths for engaging activities and learning experiences for the whole family. It's a perfect way to celebrate the joy of reading and strengthen our school community. 🤗 📅 When: Tomorrow, 6-7 PM 📍 Where: Claxton Elementary School Let's make reading a slam dunk! See you there! 🏀📚 #MarchMadnessLiteracy
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES March Madness
🌟 CES teachers have been hard at work! 📚 They individually reviewed their collaborative planning practices, shared insights in mixed-grade level groups, and identified potential next steps. 🤝💡 Great teamwork in action! #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES Teachers Collaborating
CES Teachers Collaborating
CES Teachers Collaborating
JUST A REMINDER...CMS INVITES ALL PARENTS to a GMAS and MAP Information Session, TODAY, March 20th, from 3:45-4:30 PM, in the CMS MEDIA CENTER. If you can't be here, please check this week's Kinvo update from March 17, from Ms. McDowell, and you can join the Google Meet using the link provided!
about 1 month ago, Claxton Middle School
MAP Session
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate these highlights from our ECCSS Board of Education (BOE) meeting and work sessions this month! Mrs. Julie Howard, Mrs. Tanita McDowell, and Dr. Paul Mizell shared Employees of the Month for CES, CMS, and CHS during the ECCSS BOE meeting. Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate our Employees of the Month for February! CES: Samantha Haymans and Macy Fennell CMS: Betty Smith and Angie Hendrix CHS: Robin Smith and Donnie Bates Our principals also shared a basket of goodies with our BOE for BOE Appreciation Week! Mrs. Howard and Mrs. McDowell shared academic updates for CES and CMS, and Mrs. Paige Nobles shared district literacy updates. #CelebrateOurStaff #BOEAppreciationWeek #CollegeCareerCommunityReadyTigers
about 1 month ago, Evans County Charter School System
Collage of employees of the month - Samantha Haymans, Macy Fennell, Betty Smith, Angie Hendrix, Robin Smith, and Donnie Bates
Collage of principals, district literacy coach, and BOE members
Mark your calendar (if you haven't already) Class of 2024 Graduation Ceremony Saturday, May 18, 2024 8:00AM Tiger Town Stadium
about 1 month ago, Claxton High School
Mark your calendar (if you haven't already) Class of 2024 Graduation Ceremony Saturday, May 18, 2024 8:00AM Tiger Town Stadium
Please help ECCSS recognize and celebrate these highlights from our ECCSS Board of Education (BOE) work session and meeting this month! Our top finishers from CES in the Math Mania competition and our top finishers from the PK-12 MLK Writing and Oratorical Competition were recognized! Math Mania Top Finishers: 1st place- Brantley Strickland 1st place- Jesus Reyes Tepetate 2nd place- Caitlynn Ikuta 2nd place- Angel Mendez-Cerro 3rd place- Yazmine Gonzalez MLK Top Finishers: Pre-K: 1st place-Ms. Tanesha Herrington and Ms. Debbie Morris’ class 2nd place-Ms. Amari Hagan and Ms. Clara Eason’s class 3rd place- Ms. Jodi Cowart, Ms. Christin Sapp, and Ms. Amber Rustin'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 6-8 1st place-Braylon Ball 2nd place-Jaylie Bass 3rd place-Emily Stephens 9-12 1st place-Tiya Patel 2nd place-Yamil Romero-Binuelo 3rd place-Lizzie Crawford We are proud of these Tiger mathletes and writers, and we appreciate our staff, families, and community for supporting these AMAZING TIGERS! #CelebrateOurStudents #WeLoveOurTigerMathletes #WeLoveOurTigerWriters
about 1 month ago, Evans County Charter School System
Group Pictures of Math Mania and MLK top finishers
📚🐄🍇 Monday's Special Guest: Nancy Murray Reads to K-2! 🥜🍑 Nancy Murray captivated our K-2 students with tales of Georgia's rich bounty, from onions to peanuts, blueberries, cotton, beef, and chicken! 🌱 Through interdisciplinary activities, students dived into measuring cows and calves 🐮, estimating their daily water intake 💧, and even enjoyed a story followed by a memorable meet-and-greet with a calf. 📖➕🐄 An immersive learning experience that brought the pages of their books to life! #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Claxton Elementary School
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
CES K-2 Calf Story
Monday, March 18, 2024, was a big day for CHS Seniors. Herff Jones distributed caps and gowns to members of the Class of 2024. Additionally, underclassmen were able to pick up letterman jackets that had been ordered in the fall. Students who were unable to pick up their items should see Mrs. Tina Durrence as soon as possible. If any seniors have not yet ordered their cap and gown, they need to visit gradnow.com to place their order. #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess #TigerTraditions
about 1 month ago, Claxton High School
Monday, March 18, 2024, was a big day for our CHS Seniors. Herff Jones distributed caps and gowns to the Class of 2024. Additionally, underclassmen were able to pick up letterman jackets that had been ordered in the fall. Students who were unable to pick up their items should see Mrs. Tina Durrence as soon as possible. If any seniors have not yet ordered their cap and gown, they need to visit gradnow.com to place their order. #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess #TigerTraditions
Monday, March 18, 2024, was a big day for our CHS Seniors. Herff Jones distributed caps and gowns to the Class of 2024. Additionally, underclassmen were able to pick up letterman jackets that had been ordered in the fall. Students who were unable to pick up their items should see Mrs. Tina Durrence as soon as possible. If any seniors have not yet ordered their cap and gown, they need to visit gradnow.com to place their order. #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess #TigerTraditions
Monday, March 18, 2024, was a big day for our CHS Seniors. Herff Jones distributed caps and gowns to the Class of 2024. Additionally, underclassmen were able to pick up letterman jackets that had been ordered in the fall. Students who were unable to pick up their items should see Mrs. Tina Durrence as soon as possible. If any seniors have not yet ordered their cap and gown, they need to visit gradnow.com to place their order. #BlackAndGoldBuildingSuccess #TigerTraditions
Reminder! The Academy will host a Literacy Night for 4th-8th grade students and families this week! Join The Academy for some pizza, door prizes, games, and literacy fun! What - Literacy Night (grades 4-8) Where - The Academy When - March 21, 2024, at 6:30-7:30 PM
about 1 month ago, Evans County Charter School System
Flyer for Literacy Night- March 21, students will guide guests through Jan Richardson guided reading lessons; March 21, 6:30-7:30 PM, in the kitchen area of The Academy; pizza, games, and door prizes
CHS Athletic Updates: The away Track Meet scheduled for Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at Bryan County, has been canceled. The next Track Meet will be at Tiger Town on Thursday, March 21, 2024, beginning at 4PM. The home baseball game scheduled for Friday, March 22, 2024, has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024, at 4PM. #BlackAndGold #TigerPride
about 1 month ago, Claxton High School
CHS Athletic Updates: The away Track Meet scheduled for Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at Bryan County, has been canceled. The next Track Meet will be at Tiger Town on Thursday, March 21, 2024, beginning at 4PM. The home baseball game scheduled for Friday, March 22, 2024, has been moved to Thursday, March 21, 2024, at 4PM. #BlackAndGold #TigerPride
🚌💨 Ready to take the wheel? 🚦🚌 ECCSS is offering a FREE bus driver training class! If you're interested in applying to take the class, please click the link and complete the Google Form! https://forms.gle/o9a3bLQaGAiYZ52i8 If you have questions or need information, please contact Mr. Kameron White: Email: kwhite@evanscountyschools.org Phone: (912) 739-3547 (Ext 1261)
about 1 month ago, Evans County Charter School System
Collage of ECCSS Transportation Department Members