📣 Ready to cheer? JV Cheerleading Tryouts are August 10-13! Come show us what you've got and be part of Monarch Pride! 🖤💛
Ready to represent the black and gold? 🖤💛 Volleyball workouts are August 3-5, with tryouts on August 6. We can't wait to see our future Monarchs!
Interested in playing girls tennis this season? 🎾 Meet us Wednesday, August 5 at 6:00 PM in the Field House. Players should attend with a parent.
🚌 Back to School Bus Safety Reminder! 🚌
As we begin the new school year, we want to remind all CCSD families of the rules that govern every school bus in the Clarendon County School District. These expectations are in place to help ensure a safe, respectful, and positive ride for every student and our dedicated bus drivers.
Please take a few moments to review these bus rules with your child before the first day of school. Working together, we can create an environment where every student arrives at school safely and ready to learn.
📱 Cell Phone Reminder:
Students may use cell phones while riding the bus; however, phone calls are not permitted, and audio must remain at a low volume to avoid disrupting the driver or other students. Upon arriving on campus, all cell phones must be powered off and placed in the campus cell phone storage box until the end of the school day.
Thank you for partnering with us to make student safety our top priority. Here’s to a safe, successful, and amazing school year!
💙💛 Safe Rides. Respectful Behavior. Success Together.
#ClarendonCSD #UnifiedAsOne #BusSafety #BackToSchool #StudentSafety #CCSDStrong
The countdown continues... Just 2 days until we welcome our Monarchs back! 🖤💛
Just 3 days until our Monarchs return! 🖤💛
We can't wait to welcome everyone back on Monday, August 3! #WeAreManning
The countdown is on... 4 DAYS!
New beginnings. New opportunities. A fresh start. We can't wait to see our students back on campus Monday. Let's make this a year to remember! 🦁
New beginnings. New opportunities. A fresh start. We can't wait to see our students back on campus Monday. Let's make this a year to remember! 🦁
📚 Attendance Matters… Every Scholar, Every Day! 🍎
At Clarendon County School District, we know that showing up is the first step toward success. Every day in the classroom is an opportunity for our scholars to learn, grow, and achieve.
Parents and guardians, please take a moment to review our 2026-2027 Attendance Guidelines to better understand excused and unexcused absences, attendance requirements, parent note limits, and how attendance impacts student success.
✅ Remember:
🍎 Students are required to attend at least 170 of the 180 school days.
📝 Parent notes must be submitted within 3 days of a student’s return to school.
📅 Family vacations and appointments should be scheduled during school breaks whenever possible.
🎓 Good attendance leads to stronger academic performance, meaningful relationships, and greater opportunities for success.
Together, let’s make attendance a priority and ensure Every Scholar. Every Day.
#AttendanceMatters #EveryScholarEveryDay #UnifiedAsOne #CCSDExcellence #ClarendonCSD #AttendTodayAchieveTomorrow
A new school year. A fresh start. Endless possibilities. 🦁💛
We are excited to welcome our Monarch family back and can't wait to see all that this year brings. Let's make it a great year together!
#MonarchPride #WeAreReady
We are excited to welcome our Monarch family back and can't wait to see all that this year brings. Let's make it a great year together!
#MonarchPride #WeAreReady
👕📚 Dress for Success, ClarendonCSD! 💙💛🩶🖤
As we prepare for an exciting new school year, let's start strong by making sure every student is dressed for success! Our dress code helps create a safe, respectful, and focused learning environment where every student can thrive. Please take a few moments to review these important dress code reminders with your student before the first day of school.
📖 The complete 2026–2027 Student Discipline Code (SDC) Book is available on our website and can be accessed using the QR code or the link provided on the graphic.
Thank you for partnering with us to ensure a positive start to the school year. Together, we are Unified as One in supporting student success!
#ClarendonCSD #UnifiedAsOne #DressForSuccess #BackToSchool #StudentSuccess
🏫 Open House is almost here!
Join us on Thursday, July 30, from 11:00 AM-7:00 PM to meet our teachers, tour the school, and get ready for an amazing year at Manning High School.
We can't wait to welcome our Monarch families! 🦁💛🖤 #MonarchPride
Don't forget to join us this evening for Freshmen Orientation!
🚨 Important Safety Reminder for All CCSD Students & Families 🚨
In Clarendon County School District, the safety of our students, staff, and visitors remains our highest priority. As we begin the new school year, we ask all students and families to review our campus safety expectations before arriving at school each day.
Please take a moment to review the list of prohibited items and the items that must be removed from bags before entering our metal detectors. Being prepared helps ensure a safe, smooth, and efficient entry for everyone.
📚 Students should bring only the materials needed for learning each day.
📱 Review the complete 2026–2027 Student Discipline Code Book (SDC) by scanning the QR code or visiting:
https://bit.ly/4feraAc](https://bit.ly/4feraAc
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our schools safe.
💙🖤🩶💛
Clarendon County School District
Unified as One 💙🖤🩶💛
🚨 Whoops, Forgot to Register? 📅
Attention parents and guardians! If you haven't registered your student(s) yet, you must now do so in-person at your school location. Please ensure you bring all necessary documents for registration to avoid any delays.
A list of required documents can be found on our website: https://www.clarendoncsd.org/page/how-to-enroll.
Don’t miss out on securing your child’s spot for the upcoming school year! We look forward to seeing you soon! 📚✨
Attention parents and guardians! If you haven't registered your student(s) yet, you must now do so in-person at your school location. Please ensure you bring all necessary documents for registration to avoid any delays.
A list of required documents can be found on our website: https://www.clarendoncsd.org/page/how-to-enroll.
Don’t miss out on securing your child’s spot for the upcoming school year! We look forward to seeing you soon! 📚✨
⏰ Time is running out! Final registration days are July 20 and July 21 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Register online or stop by in person.
👟FREE CCSD Shoe Giveaway is Almost Here! 👟
The first day of school is right around the corner, and we’re excited to help our students step into the new school year with confidence!
📅 Friday, July 24, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
📍 Clarendon County School District Office
125 N. Boundary Street, Manning, SC
Shoes are available for CCSD students in sizes 2–14, while supplies last.
Please note: To allow more students to benefit, there is a limit of two (2) pairs of shoes per student.
We can’t wait to see our CCSD families as we help our students start the school year on the right foot! 🖤💛💙🩶👟
#ClarendonCSD #UnifiedAsOne #BackToSchool #BuildingBrighterFutures #CCSDShoeGiveaway
Tara Dozier, Social Studies Department Head at Manning High School, recently represented South Carolina at the 2026 Centropa Summer Academy, an international professional development program that brought together more than 65 educators from 16 countries to strengthen Holocaust education through historical study and international collaboration.
Dozier was selected as the only teacher from South Carolina to attend the academy and proudly represented the Clarendon County School District throughout the program. Her participation was made possible through the generous support of the South Carolina Council on the Holocaust, one of approximately a dozen organizations that sponsored the academy.
During the program, participants traveled through Vienna, Austria; Prague; and Terezín in the Czech Republic, visiting museums, memorials, and historic sites while learning from Holocaust survivor testimony, historians, and educators.
As a member of the Kindertransport cohort, Dozier partnered with Marta Valverde Carbó of Barcelona, Spain, and Vaidotas Pakalniškis of Lithuania to develop an inquiry-based lesson focused on the Kindertransport. The lesson encourages students to explore history through historical empathy, critical thinking, and personal reflection.
“One of the most meaningful parts of the experience was collaborating with teachers from different countries and cultures,” Dozier said. “Although we teach in different educational systems, we share a common goal of helping students think critically, learn from history, and become engaged citizens.”
This fall, Dozier plans to incorporate the instructional strategies and global perspectives she gained through the academy into her Civics classes at Manning High School while sharing the experience with fellow educators throughout the Clarendon County School District.
For more information about Centropa and its educational programs, visit www.centropa.org.
Dozier was selected as the only teacher from South Carolina to attend the academy and proudly represented the Clarendon County School District throughout the program. Her participation was made possible through the generous support of the South Carolina Council on the Holocaust, one of approximately a dozen organizations that sponsored the academy.
During the program, participants traveled through Vienna, Austria; Prague; and Terezín in the Czech Republic, visiting museums, memorials, and historic sites while learning from Holocaust survivor testimony, historians, and educators.
As a member of the Kindertransport cohort, Dozier partnered with Marta Valverde Carbó of Barcelona, Spain, and Vaidotas Pakalniškis of Lithuania to develop an inquiry-based lesson focused on the Kindertransport. The lesson encourages students to explore history through historical empathy, critical thinking, and personal reflection.
“One of the most meaningful parts of the experience was collaborating with teachers from different countries and cultures,” Dozier said. “Although we teach in different educational systems, we share a common goal of helping students think critically, learn from history, and become engaged citizens.”
This fall, Dozier plans to incorporate the instructional strategies and global perspectives she gained through the academy into her Civics classes at Manning High School while sharing the experience with fellow educators throughout the Clarendon County School District.
For more information about Centropa and its educational programs, visit www.centropa.org.
🌟Welcome Mrs. Shayla Wilson, Ed.S., Assistant Principal of Instruction at Manning High School 🎓🏫👏
Clarendon CSD and Manning High School proudly welcome Mrs. Wilson, Ed.S., as Assistant Principal of Instruction. With more than a decade of experience in education, Mrs. Wilson brings deep expertise in instructional leadership, curriculum and instruction, special education, teacher development and school improvement.
She holds a B.A. in Child and Family Studies with a concentration in Early Care and Education from Columbia College, a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, a Master of Education in Special Education and an Educational Specialist Ed.S. degree in Principalship. Throughout her career, Mrs. Wilson has been a strong advocate for student achievement, educator empowerment and the cultivation of a positive school culture grounded in high expectations, collaboration and strong relationships.
Mrs. Wilson looks forward to partnering with Manning High School students, families, faculty, staff and the community to build on the school’s tradition of excellence and ensure every student is prepared for success.
Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Shayla Wilson on her appointment.
Clarendon CSD and Manning High School proudly welcome Mrs. Wilson, Ed.S., as Assistant Principal of Instruction. With more than a decade of experience in education, Mrs. Wilson brings deep expertise in instructional leadership, curriculum and instruction, special education, teacher development and school improvement.
She holds a B.A. in Child and Family Studies with a concentration in Early Care and Education from Columbia College, a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, a Master of Education in Special Education and an Educational Specialist Ed.S. degree in Principalship. Throughout her career, Mrs. Wilson has been a strong advocate for student achievement, educator empowerment and the cultivation of a positive school culture grounded in high expectations, collaboration and strong relationships.
Mrs. Wilson looks forward to partnering with Manning High School students, families, faculty, staff and the community to build on the school’s tradition of excellence and ensure every student is prepared for success.
Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Shayla Wilson on her appointment.
🦁 Attention Incoming Freshmen & Families!
Join us for Freshmen Orientation on Tuesday, July 28, from 5:00-6:30 p.m. in the Manning High School Gymnasium.
Meet our staff, learn what to expect, and start the 2026-2027 school year with confidence. We can't wait to welcome our newest Monarchs!
💛🖤 #MonarchPride #FreshmenOrientation #OneSchoolOneFamilyOneFuture
Congratulations to Mrs. Thomas and her AP Art students. College Board released AP scores today and all 5 students passed their exams! #MonarchPride #SomethingtoROARabout
