Families Reading Every Day, or “FRED,” is a program that focuses on reading together as a family. The program goal is for families to read each day for 15 minutes. FRED is a fun and educational program that helps strengthen family bonds and helps support early literacy development. Our target groups are District 4K classes and the Montessori Classes at Manning Early Childhood Center.
With the help of Mrs. Gloria Johnson, CCSD FRED Project Coordinator, literacy bags will go home each Monday of the week and return to school the following Monday. Literacy bags will include two books and a poem activity. 📚
Manning High School & Scott’s Branch High School students are on the CCTC Summer 2023 President’s List
🚨CCSD will operate on our Early Dismissal Schedule on Friday, September 22nd.
🚨We're hiring! Use the link to see all positions.
https://www.applitrack.com/clarendoncounty/onlineapp/default.aspx?all=1
Attendance matters in CCSD. Don't skip on success! #attendancematters
Attendance matters at every age! We want our students to be present for success! Strive to arrive. #attendancematters
🎉Each year, we observe National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
The day of September 15th is significant because it is the anniversary of the independence of Latin American countries Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. 🎊
Attendance in schools not only helps in our students academic success, but also in their social development. #attendancematters #AttendanceAwarenessMonth #ClarendonCSD #attendancespiritweek
📚Those who attend school achieve at higher levels than those who do not. Strive to arrive! 🚌
September is Suicide Prevention Month. While every day of the year is an opportunity for awareness, this month, we emphasize education and sharing life-saving resources on all issues related to suicide (prevention, intervention, and postvention). Please help us to prevent suicide in CCSD.
🎞️: Ms. Housey and her Digital Arts Students at FEDCC
CCSD remembers 9/11 🙏🏼
🎥 CCSD Law Enforcement Cadets with Instructor Mrs. Grice
https://youtu.be/N1NbqGJpoNE
🚨CCSD will celebrate the importance of student attendance this week with Attendance Spirit Week. 📚 Students who attend school regularly have been shown to achieve at higher levels than students who do not have regular attendance. Let's support attendance in CCSD! 🎉
🚨🗣Join us in celebrating attendance in our District! Student attendance has a direct correlation to academic achievement. Let's pledge to ensure our children are present for success! 📓
🚨🚌We need you! Join us for several FREE online training sessions to get started on your CDL and Bus Driver Training. You may enroll for the sessions by contacting the CCSD Office of Transportation at 803.435.8373. ☎️
🇺🇸 In observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, September 4th, there will be no school for students, and all district offices will be closed. Stay safe!
🗣️Tomorrow, August 31st, is an e-Learning Day 💻 for our students. Please ensure that students complete class assignments 📝as this is how we ensure that your student is marked present for the day.
Stay safe! Follow the Clarendon County Emergency Management page for county information.
🚨Tomorrow is Early Dismissal for our students. All CCSD schools will operate on our District Early Dismissal Schedule. ⬇️
🚨Tomorrow is Early Dismissal for our students. All CCSD schools will operate on our District Early Dismissal Schedule. ⬇️
🚨Tomorrow is Early Dismissal for our students. All CCSD schools will operate on our District Early Dismissal Schedule. ⬇️
