
Students at SCE are not just busy completing distance learning assignments, but they are also working to show support for their community. Braydon Mays, a student in Mrs. Hall's second grade class, proudly stands next to a cross that he and his Pop Pop built together. This is his way to show that his thoughts are prayers go out to all those working on the front lines of Covid-19.


Please follow this link concerning student item collection/distribution information.
https://5il.co/g2vm

Another big THANK YOU to our bus drivers for handing out meals yesterday!


Distance learning will continue through May 20 for students; however there will be no new lessons posted after May 8. If you haven't submitted all of your distance learning assignments by May 8 it is NOT too late!!! Teachers will still accept distance learning assignments after May 8.

Good morning everyone! Below are your top AR students for the week of April 26-May 2nd.
1st Grade: 14 students read 107,844 words
AJ Collier - 43,856 words
Jessie Jones - 26,510 words
Cutter Greene - 9,099 words
2nd Grade: 30 students read 394,276 words
Kris Patel - 105,861 words
Kinley Skipper - 72,407 words
Dallas Mathis - 44,315 words
3rd Grade: 16 students read 412,264 words
Joseph Lingefelt - 106,891 words
Asher Bishop - 71,407 words
JB Greene - 54,398 words
4th Grade: 11 students read 888,494 words
Aidan Wu - 564,736 words
Abby Fischer - 213,526 words
Kinley Taylor - 23,779 words
5th Grade: 4 students read 442,877 words
Riley Kate Smith - 240,648 words
Antonio Arencibia - 145,340 words
Trey Owen - 48,901 words

A kindergartener counted in the 2020 Census this spring will be starting high school when the next census comes around in 2030: That’s 10 years of school supplies, teachers, school lunches, and so much more. This is your opportunity to help ensure they have a bright future.
Please complete your 2020 Census!


Grateful for our bus drivers pitching in to help serve meals!


Our SCE Faculty and staff are missing our students! ❤️
https://youtu.be/JX3MtuWnmfQ

For some of our SCE families, distance learning means older siblings get to assist their younger brothers and sisters! This 2nd grade student, Ramsey, enjoys reading to his brothers, who are in Pre-K. 📚😊


Here are the top 3 AR participants in each grade. Keep up the good work everyone!!!!
1st Grade: 14 students read 116,336 words and tested on 52 books
TOP 3:
45,055 words - Emmie Strange
30,663 words - Cutter Greene
11,261 words - Rome Gable
2nd Grade: 17 students read 200,335 words and tested on 73 books
TOP 3:
75,709 words - Hope Smith
23,551 words - Cole Molina
17,599 words - Ramsey Barksdale
3rd Grade: 9 students read 160,949 words and tested on 31 books
Top 3:
160,949 words - Asher Bishop
35,558 words - JB Greene
29,974 words - Gabby Bullock
4th Grade: 7 students read 1,012,001 words and tested on 25 books
Top 3:
863,675 words - Abby Fischer
106,821 words - Harper Puckett
13,763 words - Noah Eubanks
5th Grade: 7 students read 919,354 words and tested on 18 books
Top 3:
250,493 words - Antonio Arencibia
198,227 words - Faith Layman
190,858 words - Katie Greene

Students with district laptops can receive tech support on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at the front of the middle/high school.
We have some devices that were returned for repairs that are now ready for pickup.
Please contact dbond@schleyk12.org if you have any questions.

Please don’t forget to complete your 2020 Census!


Good morning! We hope everyone is doing well after the weather yesterday and last night.
Starting today, students will be able to log on and complete AR tasks as another option for enrichment. We will spotlight a student in each grade that has the most word count at the end of each week. Participation is optional and not a requirement of our distance learning programs. Students, we hope you have fun reading and learning!

Please don’t forget to complete your 2020 Census!


In an effort to make it easier for parents with students at both the ES and MS/HS, our packet distribution time has changed. Elementary School packets will be ready for pick up on Mondays at 12:00. This time frame will be for the remainder of our distance learning. As always, please make sure that you have made previous arrangements with your child's teacher in order to obtain a packet. Others are depending on the packets, and if arrangements haven't been previously made there will not be enough packets to distribute.

Please don’t forget to complete your 2020 Census!


Several SCE students and teachers recently participated in the Georgia Movie Competition hosted by Chattahoochee-Flint RESA. The awards program was canceled due to COVID-19, but we hope you will tune in with us to watch our movies online!
K-2nd grade submission- Imagine Your Future, Coached by Gina Anthony and Megan Rockenhaus
https://youtu.be/Puqqxkb8Ick
K-2nd grade submission-The Switch, Coached by Ashley Saint and Jennifer Smith
https://youtu.be/WAhpZtfD9qY
3rd-5th grade submission-Imagine When, Coached by Ashley Saint and Jennifer Smith
https://youtu.be/X5zF6NkrlwE
3rd-5th grade submission-Imagine If Everyone Was Exactly The Same, Coached by Jennifer Smith and Ashley Saint
https://youtu.be/oeiOWwNFQv0


All packet pick up and submission boxes are now available. Remember, these packets are only for students and their parents that have made arrangements with their teachers. Thank you and be safe!

Due to the weather forecast, all packet drop off and pick up boxes have been pulled inside. They will be placed outside tomorrow morning after the weather has cleared.

Packets for the week of April 13 - 17 will be available for pick up tomorrow (Friday April 10th) AFTER 3:00 P.M.. Instructions for each grade level are below. As a reminder, these packets are intended ONLY for the students who's parents have made contact with their teacher. Those arrangements are vital so that we ensure those students that have made teacher contact receive their packets. Thank you for your cooperation.
Distance Learning Packet Instructions
Kindergarten Packets
· ALL Kindergarten students will need to pick-up a Packet the week of April 6th.
· This packet will be used for the next 3 weeks.
· All Kindergarten packets are the same for all students.
· Kindergarten students next packet will need to be picked up on Friday, April 24th at the pick-up location.
· If students/Parents are unable to take pictures of work and send to teachers, there is a Kindergarten Drop-Off box located at the drop off point.
· If you have any questions, please feel free to contact your student’s teacher.
First Grade Packets
· ALL First Grade Students will need to pick up the workbooks from the Pick-up Location the week of April 6th.
· Beginning Week 2 April 13th, only students who have made contact with their child’s teacher will need to pick up packets.
· These students will need to pick up packets weekly.
· Packets will remain in the tubs throughout the week until it is replaced with a new packet.
· Remember, to only pick-up your child’s packet.
· If you need to turn in work, there will be a First Grade Drop-Off Box located at the Drop -Off Point.
· If you need a packet or have a question, please contact your child’s teacher.
2nd-5th Grade Packet
· Only students/parents that have made contact with their child’s teacher will need to pick up packets weekly
· Packets will be available the Friday before the beginning of each week after 3:00.
Weekly Packets will remain in the tubs until picked up or replaced with new packets for the new week.
· Remember, to only pick-up your child’s packet.
· If work needs to be turned I, there will be a tub for each grade level at the Drop Off point.
· If you need to request a packet or have questions, please email your child’s teacher.