Cottageville Elementary will celebrate "Bike to School" Day on Friday, May 9, 2025 @ 7:00 A.M. CES' P.E. teacher, Drew McNeely, has been riding his bike around the campus to get ready for the big event.
On Tuesday evening, May 6, 2025, TCTC Culinary teacher, Chef LaShawn Williams and a few Culinary Arts students shared some of the great things that the Culinary Arts Program is doing. Rocco Vera & Hayden Chaplin won the Rice Cook Off at the Rice Festival. Students also participated in the "Taste of Waterboro" event. Senior Culinary students hosted a Culinary Expo on Monday, May 5, 2025, @ TCTC.
Cottageville Elementary 5th graders held a Science Expo on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. Students shared & demonstrated each project throughout the morning.
It's National School Nurse Day.
Since 1972, National School Nurse Day has been set aside to recognize school nurses.
National School Nurse Day was established to foster a better understanding of the role of school nurses in the educational setting.
School Nurse Day is celebrated on the Wednesday within National Nurses Week. National Nurses Week is May 6-12 each year.
Today, Colleton County School District wishes our teachers a "Wonderful Wednesday"! May your day be filled with empowering students, cultivating minds, helping students grow, encouraging creativity, & shaping futures.
Wow, CES held “Muffins with Moms” at 7:45 on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. It was a wonderful event that put smiles on everyone’s faces!
On Tuesday, May 6, 2025, he CCHS NJROTC held their end of the year awards & Promotion ceremony. It was a very emotional evening, filled with pride, accomplishments, & future plans. Please check back because there will be more of this story told! Congratulations to all of the CCHS NJROTC Cadets!
"The Colleton County School District extends its heartfelt thanks to our incredible school nurses for the exceptional care they provide to our students and staff every single day. On National Nurses Day, May 6, 2025, we invite you to join us in celebrating their dedication and compassion. Take a moment to thank a nurse today for all they do!"
Today, Colleton County School District is truly lucky to have teachers that show all the care, understanding, and patience while working with our students! Thank you, TEACHERS, for everything you do!
The students at BSECC had the opportunity to participate in the Colleton Soil & Water Conservation District's annual Poster Contest, sponsored by some amazing people, but most importantly, the late Reverend Gerald Mabry. Four class posters were entered into this contest; Mrs. Holmes, Ms.Burns, Mrs.Avant, and Ms. Gowins' students worked hard on them in the Discovery lab. Taleyah Washington, the BSECC Discovery Lab teacher, worked with these classes to design posters and was honored to have the opportunity to attend their awards banquet on May 1st. We are proud to announce that Mrs. Avant's class won first place! Congratulations to all of our students on such great drawings.
Today, May 5, 2025, the Thunderbolt Career & Technology Center's graduating Culinary students hosted their 3rd Annual Culinary Expo. It was held from 9:45-12:00 P.M. at TCTC. If you missed it, you missed some wonderfully delicious dishes.
Colleton County School District encourages students to "Thank a Teacher" today by drawing a special picture to show your appreciation.
Colleton County School District has the best teachers!! Thank you for all you do for our students!! Please enjoy your day!!
Words cannot express how proud CCSD is of our 2025 USC Salkehatchie graduates! Earning an associate's degree while also attending high school is a phenominal accomplishment!! Way to go!!!
Congratulations to our CCHS Dual Enrollment Students
On your Graduation from USC Salkehatchie
May 2, 2025
Congratulations to: Grace Lynn Breland, Jada Christian, MacKayla Lei Connelly, Allen Johnathan-Pierce Herndon, Nora Sarah Holmes, Taylen Lilly Lyons, Madison Ja’kell Elizabeth Murray, Sean Josue Nunez, Laynie Carolina Sanders, Chace Montgomery Sherrod, Islene Atzury Silva Gutierrez, Shannon Nicole Smoak, and Willis Allen Stivender!
Today was an awesome day in Miss T. Fussell's 5th grade Music class. Back in February, she attended the South Carolina Music Educators Conference & connected with a representative from the South Carolina Governor's School. The representative, Jeff Vaughn, came to FHE on Friday, May 2, 2025, from 1:15pm - 2:00pm to do a Drum Circle with one of her 5th grade classes free of charge. According to Miss Fussell, this is not the only activity that the Governor's School provides free of charge. Jeff Vaughn is also in contact with Ms. Jenny Bunton over at the Colleton Civic Center to plan more events for our community. The students had a fantastic time with Mr. Vaughn.
On Friday, May 2, 2025, Black Street Early Childhood had a very special speaker for Career Week. The Honorable Margie A. Pizarro visited Mr. H. Brown's Guidance Room to speak to two classes about her career. Mr. Brown's students were very attentive. The Honorable Margie Pizarro is a 1987 graduate of Colleton County school District. She informed the students that she had even attended school at that same building when she was younger. Thank you, Judge Pizarro for visiting Black Street Early Childhood Center!
Colleton County School District is so honored to have the "BEST" principals!!! We hope you have had a wonderful week! Thank you for all you do for your faculty & students!
Colleton County School District is so honored to have the "BEST" principals!!! We hope you have had a wonderful week! Thank you for all you do for your faculty & students!
Mrs. Lane and Mr. Johnson took a group of J.A.G. officers to Indianapolis for the National Career Development Conference this past week. Kennedy Graham, the Civic Awareness VP from Colleton County High School, was selected to represent South Carolina as a National Delegate. Joshua King, Mya Carter, Ariona Amaker, and Myles Bowman, all officers from Colleton County High School and Thunderbolt Career & Technology Center, attended this wonderful event.
For many students, it was their first time flying and traveling without parents. They had the opportunity to network with other JAG-affiliated students nationwide, attend breakout sessions, and witness firsthand the impact of the program and the numerous opportunities and resources it provides, both in school and after graduation. We are proud of all our JAG participants.
