Our kindergarteners and 1st graders really enjoyed themselves on their first field trip of the school year. They explored Bee City Zoo & Honey Bee Farm. Some of our students and teachers were brave enough to hold some of the animals.
Next week we’re celebrating Scott’s Branch homecoming and honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
This is an election to choose two parent representatives to the DRWE School Improvement Council (SIC). The SIC is an advisory council to the principal that is focused on school improvement. It is made up of parent, teacher, and community representatives. The principal serves as an ex-officio member. Use the link and choose two of the candidates. https://forms.gle/xog64n6ukbRpcEt3A
Here are the nominees for the School Improvement Council (SIC) parent representatives. The two representatives that received the most votes will become our elected SIC parent representatives for DRWES. The election will be open October 11th from 7am-7pm. If there are any questions or concerns, reach out to Mrs. Washington.
Walk to School Day was created in order to raise awareness of the importance of improved, safer and more accessible streets, less traffic, and reduced air pollution in communities across the USA. It also aims to promote healthier habits and active lifestyle from an early age. Check out a few pictures of how DRWES participated in Walk to School Day!
Muffin for Moms Event at DRWES continued.
Our Muffins for Moms event was a huge success. Thank you to all mothers who made this day extra special!
More Muffin for Moms special captures.
In Clarendon County School District, we recognize that it takes a village to educate and empower our children and build a learning culture in our schools. Our teachers and staff play an important role in ensuring that our students have a safe environment to excel and that change happens in the lives of our young adults, families, and the community.
We will recognize outstanding teachers and staff members who positively impact the Clarendon County School District each month. Teacher Feature of the Month and Staff Feature of the Month winners are nominated by and elected by their colleagues for excellence in their classroom and positive contributions to Clarendon County School District.
Congratulations to our featured teacher, Ms. Willette Sheard, and featured staff member, Ms. Elsa Cruz! We are so thankful for you both!
Parents, don't forget to get your nominations in for the School Improvement Council (SIC) parent representative by 3pm today. You may call the school or use the link below to nominate your candidates. The election will take place, October 9. Voting will close 5pm on October 11. https://forms.gle/Ext8vSyen51ciRcJ7
Intersession is a time for students and staff to relax and reset. We encourage our students to continue reading over the break and participate in brain break exercises, including stretches 🧘🏼♀️🧘🏽, physical activity 🚴🏼♀️, and journaling📔. Intersession begins on Wednesday, 10/4. Students return on Monday, 10/9.
Parents shared with Mrs. Latonia Washington, Assistant Principal, and Mr. Joaquin Brown, Principal, during Coffee with the Principal ☕️ this morning. The admin team spoke about the importance of the School Improvement Council (SIC). The team will hold SIC meetings monthly 🗓. All parents and community members are encouraged to attend and be a part of RWE school improvement efforts.
Thank you to everyone for joining us for our first Coffee with the Principal meeting. It is always a pleasure to come together for the good of the school. We are asking for nominations for our School Improvement Council. You may use the link below to submit a parent nominee or contact the school. https://forms.gle/Ext8vSyen51ciRcJ7
Join us as we show our appreciation for you!
Our students loved School Spirit Day where they wore school gear to show how great it is to be here.
ATTENTION PARENTS
🗳It's National Voter Registration Day! Register to vote using the link below. 🇺🇸
https://scvotes.gov/voters/register-to-vote/
Get #VoterReady
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. 📚
🚨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
