Ms. A. Lane from CCHS JAG Program is definitely making an impact in the lives of your CCHS & TCTC JAG students. Keep up the awesome work you are doing!
Last week Hailee Marin Senior at CCHS & Joshua King Senior at TCTC, both President of Jobs for America Graduates, spoke with students of our freshmen class about their experience in the JAG program. We are definitely off to a great start for the school year. Making an impact to prepare our young people for future success.
By: Alana S. Lane
Greetings, Colleton County School District parents. Please take a moment to review the 2024-2025 COVID update. Please reach out to your child's school nurse if you need additional information.
Thunderbolt Career & Technology Center is all smiles! They are completing a week at school!
Bells Elementary Bears are completing a week of school. Everyone has been hard at work learning about rules, expectations, & procedures. Students have been practicing & modeling these daily.
Forest Hills Cougar Cubs have had a pawsome week! Learning about school expectations & procedures has been fun! Of course, you have to practice what you learn. Even teachers had to learn things this week during PLC time.
Northside Elementary sharks have “Fins Up!” They have been busy learning & practicing procedures & following expectations. Lots of smiles & student work on display in the hallways.
Cottageville Elementary has been soaring into learning this week! From singing & signing in art class to practicing rules & procedures, CES Eagles are flying high!
Black Street Early Childhood Center had a great week!! Teachers welcomed their students with smiling faces, open arms, & gentle voices.
Hendersonville Elementary has been busy little bees this week. Make sure you check out their “Welcome Back” video filmed by Jaquante Film + Co. located in the “News” section of HES’ website @https://hes.colleton.k12.sc.us/o/hes.
DRESS CODE!!! DRESS CODE!!! DRESS CODE!!! All students are to follow the Colleton County School District Dress Code policy: Policy JICA Student Dress, Articles, and Displays. Please make sure you are dressing appropriately for school.
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3040/CCSD/4267133/Policy-JICA.pdf
The August 13, 2024 Committee of the Whole School Board meeting was held @ 4:00 at the District Office Board Room located @ 500 Forest Circle, Walterboro, SC. At this board meeting Superintendent Jessica Williams recognized many different DO departments for all their hard work during the summer.
Colleton County High School welcomed students today for the “2nd” first day of school. Students need to review the Student Dress Code & Attendance Policy.
It was a great “2nd” first day of school @ Colleton County School District! We will continue to welcome our students back to class!
Colleton County School District will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, August 13, 2024. All buses will run their regular routes, except in flooded areas. All schools and offices will be open, and extra-curricular activities and athletics will resume as usual. Moreover, students should return their assigned Chromebooks and chargers to school. We look forward to welcoming back our faculty and students to campus.
Next, for families continuing to experience flooding concerns, the district will provide hub transports to the student’s assigned school for students who have been assigned a bus route and cannot get to their assigned bus stop. The elementary schools are Cottageville Elementary, Bells Elementary, and Hendersonville Elementary. If parents can safely drop their students off at the nearest elementary school in their attendance zone, we will be able to provide transportation to the students’ schools. Students will be transported back to the hub school at the end of the school day, and parents will need to pick them up for dismissal. Student pick-up and dismissal ridership times will be the same as our normal bus schedule. Thank you for your continued support as we bring our students back to school.
In closing, if you continue to experience issues related to the aftermath of Tropical Storm Debby, please contact the Office of Student Services at 843-782-4510 or email ehwilliams@colleton.k12.sc.us for additional support.
We are so excited to see our 4K-5K students at Black Street Early Childhood Center, Bells Elementary, Cottageville Elementary, & Hendersonville Elementary. Students with last names A - K will attend Tuesday, August 13th and students with last names L - Z will attend Wednesday, August 14th and Thursday, August 15th. ALL PreK and Kindergarten students will attend Friday.
Colleton County School District is fully prepared to resume regular business hours on Tuesday, August 13, 2024. All schools and offices will be open and we look forward to welcoming our students and staff back. We hope to see all of our faculty and students on campus. All extra-curricular activities and athletics will resume as normal. Students should bring their Chromebook and charger to school with them.
For families continuing to experience flooding concerns, the district is providing hub transports to the student’s assigned school for students who have been assigned a bus route. Parents are asked to drop their students off at the nearest elementary school in your attendance zone.
The elementary schools are as follows: Cottageville Elementary, Bells Elementary, and Hendersonville Elementary. Students will be transported back to the hub school at the end of the school day where parents will need to pick them up for dismissal. Student pick up and dismissal ridership times will be the same as if our buses were operating as normal.
We are cognizant of the impact that this historic flooding event has had on our community. Moreover, we will remain resilient as we overcome this inclement weather event. Thank you for your continued support as we bring our students back to school.
In closing, if you are continuing to experience issues related to the aftermath of Tropical Storm Debby, please contact the Office of Student Services at 843-782-4510 or send an email to ehwilliams@colleton.k12.sc.us for additional support.
Greetings, Colleton County School District Families,
Due to active flooding in the Colleton County Community and the anticipation of additional rain and river cresting, Colleton County School District’s staff and students will engage in an e-Learning Day on Monday, August 12, 2024. This decision was made with the utmost caution and concern for all of our stakeholders to include students, staff, and families. CCSD collaborates very closely with local and state Emergency Preparedness Officials. During the school closure, all extracurricular and athletic events will be suspended. The District will continue to post all school-related changes to our district website (www.colleton.k12.sc.us) and our District’s social media platforms by 4:00 pm daily. We encourage staff, students, and families to continue to employ safe practices and protocols.
BSECC OWLS: Check out BSECC's 'Owl-Mazing' student work!
During Tuesday's, August 6, 2024, E-Learning day , Forest Hills' Elementary teacher C. Gatch's class created the vision statement and goals for her class during the Google Meeting.
