Some of the CHS finalists in the MLK Oratorical Community Competition spent time practicing with input from teachers Ms. Beecher and Mr. Lewis, along with student mentor, Miya Herrington. Finalists Tiya Patel, Yamil Romero-Binuelo, and Lizzy Crawford practiced their writings in preparation for the competition that will be held on Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 10AM in the CMS gym.
Keep up the great work CHS students! We are proud of you and look forward to celebrating with you once the winners are announced.
Congratulations to Alexis Rodriguez who signed as a pre-apprentice at Claxton Poultry! Rodriguez is a junior pursuing welding at Ogeechee Technical College and earning on-the-job experience in Industrial Maintenance under mentor Rodney Day. You make us proud, Alexis! #TheDEN
Today has been a long, busy, and exciting day for these musicians! They left early for the University of Georgia where they attended the GMEA High School Experience. This event was an invitational event for students with an interest in music education. We are proud of these Music Tigers! Pictured left to right are Aaron Harrison, Aiden Emanuel, Charlotte Mathis, and Hollee Moore. #TheDEN
A dream coming true--Katelynn Butler has known since eighth grade that she wanted to become a game warden. Through dual enrollment opportunities, that goal is becoming a reality. When Butler graduates next year, she will leave high school with both her high school and Fish and Wildlife Management diplomas.
In the meantime, Butler is savoring dual enrollment classroom experiences, volunteering at the Public Fishing Area, and serving as a student representative on the Evans Region College and Career Academy Board.
We are proud of Katelynn!
#TheDEN
Congratulations to Quae'zon Barnes (diesel mechanics), Elijah Brewton (welding and diesel mechanics), Eric Christman (industrial maintenance), and Jalen Day (diesel mechanics)! These students joined the pre-apprenticeship program at Claxton Poultry. Students in this program pursue postsecondary credentials that are related to their job assignment and earn on-the-job-experience as they work under an assigned mentor. We are proud of these Tigers! #TheDEN
Mrs. Hallman's 2nd grade class dove into 3 digit numbers in their Illustrative Math, with students choosing a 3-digit number, and showing it in a variety of ways, including expanded form, numbers, pictures, and words! More importantly, students were working collaboratively to represent their number!! 🖤💛🐯
#ReadySetGrow
#IllustrativeMath
CHS Sophomore Order Day and Letterman Jacket Family Order Night- Wednesday, January 31 from after school until 7:00PM in the CHS/CMS cafeteria. You can reserve an appointment time at www.gradnowbooking.com or drop in. You can find out more information at www.hjjackets.com #BlackAndGold #GoTigers
Please see the attached flyers concerning Evans County 4-H Doughnut sales and Summer Camp Scholarship...
Our CHS juniors are working on their Canoochee EMC Washington Youth Tour Competition entries!
Earlier this month, Canoochee EMC’s Joe Sikes encouraged all CHS juniors to enter this year’s Washington Youth Tour Competition!
Damonae Wharton, one of last year's Washington Youth Tour winners and the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) representative for WHOLE state of Georgia for the Youth Leadership Council, also encouraged the Class of 2025 to pursue this AWESOME opportunity!
The first round of competition requires an essay entry, and round two involves an in-person interview. Winners of the contest receive a week-long, all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC, a cash award, and more.
The deadline for essays is February 2. Information about this contest, including essay topics, is in the 2025 Cohort Google Classroom.
We are grateful to Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Walker for supporting our juniors in this competition! Also, we are thankful for Canoochee EMC’s support of our school and students!
We wish the Class of 2025 all the best in this year's competition!
CHS Healthcare Science department is hosting a blood drive at CHS on Thursday, January 25, 2024 from 8:30AM-2:30PM. The public is invited to participate. If you have questions, please contact Mrs. LaKeisha Welch at lwelch@evanscountyschools.org. #TheDEN #DonateToSaveALife
📣 Exciting News, Claxton Elementary School parents! 📣
The latest MAP scores are headed home today! 🚀🏠 Don't forget to check those bookbags for your child's report. If any questions pop up, reach out to their amazing teacher for details. 🌟📊
#ReadySetGrow
#MAPScoreSuccess
Thank you to all our families who attended the Dual Enrollment meeting and made it a success. If you or your student is interested in Dual Enrollment and you weren't able to attend the meeting, please contact Tina Durrence at tdurrence@evanscountyschools.org for more information. #PlanForSuccess #LifeGoals #TheDEN
CMS art students in Ms. Johnson's classes are working on their "Tiny Doors" project. Even Sergeant McKinnon joined in on the fun! This unit is meant to help students learn more about small businesses in our community. Students must learn about the business and create a door to represent it. #4Cs #RoarANDSoar
Exploring winter wonders in Ms. Hendrix and Ms. Peel's Pre-K class! ❄️📚 Students enjoyed a fantastic week, topped off with a snowy Friday treat – creating snow and having a blast on our fun snow day! ⛄️🌨️
#ReadySetGrow
#WinterWonderland
Ms. McElveen's class recently participated in a workforce preparation seminar. This High School HighTech (HSHT) Job Readiness Training through Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) aims to empower students to enter and navigate the workforce successfully. During the training, the instructor, Stephanie Bell, reviewed many skills, attributes, and knowledge needed to enter and succeed in the workforce. Some of the topics discussed included what to wear, how to interview, completing applications and resumes, cell phone etiquette, and researching future employers. #RealLifeSkills #PlanForSuccess
🌟📝 Special Shout Out to MLK Writing Project Finalists! 🌟📝
We would like to give a special shout out to the finalists of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing Project from Claxton Elementary School.
K-2: Ames T. (1st), Isabella C. (1st), Amina R. (2nd), JaNae W. (2nd), and Evelyn C. (2nd).
3-5: Yazmine G. (4th), Kason P. (4th), Brayden V. (5th), LaMarra H. (5th), and Jalecia C. (5th).
Good luck to our 3-5 students when they compete on February 3rd, at 10 A.M., at the CMS Gym in the Community MLK Oratorical Competition! Congrats to all! We are very proud of you!
#ReadySetGrow
CHS Families, please mark your calendars! On Wednesday, January 24th at 2PM, Ms. Layne Peacock from the CHS Media Center and Mrs. Sabrina Wright from the Evans County Library will be sharing about all the literacy options that are available throughout the year, not just during school. We will have light refreshments and some door prizes.
Familias de CHS, ¡marquen sus calendarios! El miércoles 24 de enero a las 2 p.m., la Sra. Layne Peacock de la Biblioteca de CHS y la Sra. Sabrina Wright de la Biblioteca del Condado de Evans compartirán sobre todas las opciones de alfabetización que están disponibles durante todo el año, no solo durante la escuela. Tendremos refrigerios y algunos premios de entrada.
🚌✨Advancing our school bus safety with Mr. Kameron White! 🚦 🚍
🎓Meet our most recently certified school bus trainer: Mr. Kameron White!🎓
Mr. White completed school bus instructor training this year and also takes the wheel as Admin Assistant for the transportation department.
From driving routes in the morning and afternoon to training the next generation of bus drivers, Mr. White does it all!
#SafetyFirst
#Transportation Champion
CMS would like to give a big shout out to its five finalists of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing Project.
These students will compete in the MLK Community Oratorical Competition on February 3rd, at 10 AM, at the CMS gym!
Congratulations to Emily Stephens (8th), Allisson Martinez (8th), Braylon Ball (8th), Jaylie Bass (7th), and Tasiney Holland (8th) for advancing to the next round of the competition!
At CHS, our Work-Based Learning Program provides a wide variety of opportunities. You may remember that some of our work-based student participants actually work on one of our campuses and are employed by the Evans County BOE. Senior Marissa Thornton is employed by our CHS cafeteria and enjoys the flexibility of having a job that's located just doors down from her academic classes. If you have seen the mouth-watering, nutritious lunches that our cafeterias provide, you have seen the product. Now you can see one of the smiling faces at work to produce those great meals! We are grateful for our wonderful School Nutrition Program, and we are very proud of Marissa! #TheDEN #LifeSkills #WBL
