8th grade clearing the raised garden beds in middle school court yard to prepare for planting of fall/winter planting.
B-Team Pink Out...please join us and wear your pink!
Congrats B-Team Volleyball
Ms. Brianna Coker's class is answering questions about the history of the Declaration of Independence and then using the answers to complete the color-by-number in English 3.
Game Schedule for the week of October 7 - 11, 2024
Home and away games for the Wolverines today!
Everyone is welcome ✝
ATTENTION SENIORS!!!!
Click the link below to schedule your senior pictures.
This will be your LAST opportunity this week Wednesday, October 9, 2024
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Baseball Interest Meeting
Students in Mrs. Brandi Baker’s 6th and 7th grade ELA classes worked in stations. Each station focused on activities with writing, word study, Exact Path, and goal setting.
Ms. Deon Jones' English 4 students did a Medieval Times escape room activity which helped them to analyze and encode clues to find objects described in the text.
Thankful that our CCLC and Art students took a minute to create cards to those who have been effected by Hurricane Helene.
Congratulations Lady Wolverines.
Mrs. Underwood's class did some research making comparisons using scientific notation today.
Final football score
Updates on tonight's games.
Students in Mrs. Lachelle Spring's class are working on a narrative element question trial. They must read the questions, answer it correctly and it sends them to the next question. This was a fun review of the narrative elements section.
Hurricane Proof House STEM Challenge ~ ECMHS 6th & 7th grade GT students researched, designed & built houses that could withstand hurricane force winds.
Dear Parents,
This afternoon, the National Weather Service issued a Tornado Warning for eastern Clarendon County. To ensure the safety of all of our students, we quickly transitioned into the hallways and main building for cover. Our students handled a challenging situation remarkably well. Our students were in full compliance and prioritized safety during the tornado warning. Their outstanding behavior is a testament to them taking this situation seriously. Thank you to the students, faculty, and staff of the East Clarendon community for working together to ensure everyone stayed safe!
Sincerely,
Laura Fleming, Principal
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