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The Art Gallery will be open in the Performing Arts Center lobby from 4:00pm to 5:45pm, before the musical performance, and it will reopen after the performance from 6:45pm to 7:15pm. The musical performance is set to begin at 6:00pm.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend and show your support to our Colleton County School District students.



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During public input the following students from the Colleton County FFA Chapter presented words of thank you to the school board for supporting their chapter: Isabella Padgett (Sentinel), Mackenzie Elliott (President) and Marissa Goettee (Vice President).
Superintendent Jessica Williams shared the following student recognitions for the month of January: BSECC – Frederick Dantzler, BES – David Knight, CES – Samuel Price, FHE – Psalm Robinson, HES – Hayden Roberts, TCTC – Matthew Rhodes.
During the school board appreciation celebration, the following students assisted with gift presentations to the school board members: Colleton County High School NJROTC cadets, FFA students from Thunderbolt Career and Technology Center and Hendersonville Elementary safety patrol students with Easton Moore speaking on behalf of HES.





Ms. Avant shared "I want to give a shout-out to NES and all the staff for their hard work in making the holidays so magical. From decorating the halls, to hosting a cinema day, to Shark Bucks visiting our classroom, there are so many positive things happening. These efforts truly make a huge difference in both student and staff morale."
Congratulations to Ms. Avant and keep up the great work!





Staff recognition included: BES - Sarah Pye, BSECC - Shanice Ellis, CES - Brandi Spencer Phoenix, FHE - Erica Grant, HES - Brenda Chisolm, NES - Anthony Crimely, TCTC - Hannah Hampleton and CALC - Carolyn Lewis.
The Colleton County Middle School Young Authors Program, led by Mrs. Sheila Keaise, included students from 6th, 7th and 8th grade. During their presentation, the following students received recognition: Maylin Montiel, Jasmine Cheryl Asango, Kristen Josh Ebanks, Lois Agbley-Oyeh, Ana Temoxtle, Lilianne Eureka Castro, Giselle Miguel, Abigail Tingle, and Liliana Marcial Bartolo. Mrs. Keaise shared each student's published story. Several students had the opportunity to speak about their story. You may contact Mrs. Keaise with Community Innovations if you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book written by these young authors.



















A special thank you to Genesis Healthcare, Healthy Blue, and Sonic for their generous sponsorship. We also extend our sincere appreciation to the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated – Walterboro Chapter, for providing jackets to 80 of our students to help keep them warm this winter.
Thank you for helping us make a difference—one cup of cocoa and one pair of mittens at a time! 💙
Please enjoy photos from the event at the link below:
https://beckyroyphotography.smugmug.com/CCSD-Cocoa-Mittens-2025
The evening began with prelude music from the Band of Blue Pep Band followed by the opening statement from Dr. Cordelia Jenkins. The CCHS Chorus Ensemble shared two musical selections. Mrs. Lynn Stroble presented the invocation followed by the CCHS NJROTC Color Guard who performed a Presentation of Colors. Mr. Chris Horvath presented the welcome speech for the evening. Mrs. Jessica Williams, Superintendent, provided recognitions for all of the special guests in attendance. There was also a presentation from State Superintendent, Mrs. Ellen Weaver, who provided special words of encouragement for our district. Mr. Glenn Nixon provided the celebratory remarks and Mrs. Janis Headden announced the academic recognitions.
It was full night of celebration and included pre-ceremony refreshments from our Student Nutrition staff. Please enjoy the photos from the event in the link below:
https://beckyroyphotography.smugmug.com/Circle-of-Excellence-2025
Colleton County School District would like to extend a special appreciation to: Band of Blue, CCHS Choral Ensemble, CCHS NJROTC, BES Young Men's Club, BES Princess and Pearls and COE Event Volunteers.

On Tuesday, December 9, 2025, Colleton County School District held the regular school board meeting. This meeting included student, staff and community recognitions along with some informative presentations from the Colleton County Middle School science department and Colleton Academy for Success.
The Mission Statement was presented by the following NJROTC cadets from Colleton County High School: Cadet Green, Cadet Bellinger, Cadet Blair and Cadet Garvin.
The following students received recognitions for going above and beyond: BSECC - Kiara Jones, BES - Giovanni Perez, HES - Jailyn Gordon, NES - Ada Harmon, TCTC - Joseph Linder, CALC - Felicia Presley.
The following staff members received recognitions for going above and beyond: BSECC - Terri Samples, BES - Domincio Williamson, HES - Elizabeth Glaze, NES - Miriam Rosete, CCMS - Audrey Ruth, TCTC - Queen Reed.
Special recognitions included: Chief Kenneth Delee with the Colleton County High School NJROTC program and Coach Kendrae Hiers who received the Regional 6-AAAA Coach of the Year for girls tennis at Colleton County High School.
The district also recognized community members, Phillip Taylor and Ashley Bowers with Genesis Healthcare for their continued support and contributions to the Colleton County School District. Some of the recent contributions included $2000.00 toward the Educator for a Day event, $1500.00 to Federal Programs for the upcoming Cocoa and Mittens event and $5000.00 to the Athletic Department. Mr. Phillip Taylor was also recognized for his community contributions with Saints Center Ministries.
Mrs. Amy Bondy and Mrs. Chastity North from Colleton County Middle School provided a hands-on presentation demonstrating the BLAST (Building Leadership Among Science Teachers) Program initiated through Clemson University.
Last but certainly not least, we had a fantastic presentation from the Colleton Academy for Success. Dr. Ron Youmans (Director) introduced Mrs. Jamie Stephens (Professional School Counselor) and McKenzie Newby (student) who spoke about all of the great things happening in the CAS program.
Congratulations everyone, keep up the great work!!







