Ms. Sanchez asked teams at her STEM class to create a ship out of aluminum foil and make sure it will float (or sink). The class would look at each ship and choose what they thought would happen. Then each team got to speak about how they designed their boat after it was tested. Ms. Sanchez explained that they needed to be "inspected" for safety.
🚨The Save the Children After-School Program is canceled for tomorrow, 3/20 due to District Parent-Teacher Conferences. 📍So, come out to see your child's teachers tomorrow, 3/20 from 4 pm - 6 pm to discuss student progress and upcoming school activities. 📚
MECC's staff created this video to show how they make every child count by staying positive and that teamwork makes the dream work.
https://youtu.be/v2JHahl3lCI
Our contractors are working very hard to finish our gym. They are progressing every day.
Ms. Sanchez and her Save The Children after school group shared Black History stories.
🍀Mrs. Marie Land and her Gardening team celebrated St. Patrick's Day 🍀 with the classes, making wishes and learning the history of this holiday. They also "planted" their seed bombs and looked for leprechauns. 🏆 Mrs. Joyner's class won for collecting the most compost of any class, and Mrs. Land gave them extra prizes.
🗳 Vote for your favorite teacher this week and see them awarded by WLTX TV. Anyone can nominate an educator for this award. All you have to do is email TOW@wltx.com and say who you are nominating, what school they teach at, and why they deserve to be our Teacher of the Week. 🏆
Let's vote for our great teachers in CCSD!
All of our students and teachers were dressed as their favorite storybook character's to be ready for the parade led by Manning High School's Drumline and our Monarch mascot.
🚨District Parent Teacher Conference Night🚨
Congratulations to our February teacher feature of the month, Brea'Ana Canty and our staff feature of the month, Christina Williams. We appreciate your dedication to MECC! Special thanks to our sponsors ReJuva and Secret Oasis for the winner 🏆 gifts.
For Literacy Week, today was "Snuggle up with a good book" and wear pajamas or comfy clothes.
🌊🍳 Embrace the spirit of success as we ride the wave of National School Breakfast Week from March 4-8! Let’s prepare children for academic triumph by ensuring they start their day with a nutritious breakfast together! Join us in celebrating the importance of a healthy morning meal. #NSBW24 #SurfsUpWithSchoolBreakfast #BreakfastWeek
This Friday is our Storybook parade. Please come see our MHS drumline lead our MECC students' parade.
🪴Garden time:👩🏼🌾 We learned about bulb plants, had a fantastic read aloud, and planted onions and potatoes with the eye to the sky.
We celebrated Dr. Seuss who wrote and illustrated 47 books in his lifetime. Those books were translated into twenty languages. Today was hat day and Dr. Seuss surprised the students and came to read "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back." 📚
This is Literacy Week - Show your school spirit and your love for books!
Hello Clarendon Families! Today you will recieve another round of invites if you have nit already become active in Rooms. Once you've created your account password, make sure to log in to the CCSD app, toggle to Rooms and sign in with your account info.
🚨Teachers, parents, and students, it's time to complete our yearly School Climate Surveys! 🚨
State Department of Education school climate surveys are a vital tool for measuring and improving the quality of the educational environment. They provide critical insights that can lead to meaningful changes, benefiting students, teachers, and the broader school community.
Access instructions on completing the survey using the link below or via the QR Code.
🔗 https://bit.ly/CCSDSchoolClimateSurveys24
🗣️Parents: If you do not have ParentPortal access, please contact your student's front office.
Montessori Applications are open! Use the link below to access the app.
🔗 https://forms.gle/7yysHuNzsZ9ycoSQ6
Our 1st grade students' Black History Program shared Joy, Peace & Love. They shared many inventions by African American men and women, including the refrigerator, lawn mower, light bulbs and many other products we use daily.
