Students in Mrs. Yarbrough's and Mrs. Mailhot's classes learned the truth about chocolate and vanilla. They read an informal piece and learned about the cacao tree and vanilla plant. Students then started a comparison writing to tell the likes and differences the two flavors had. They finished up their learning by enjoying some homemade ice cream!
over 4 years ago, Jodie Leeder
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Car rider parents, thank you for your patience this week as we have pushed back our opening time to 7:38 in order to accommodate for the change in our breakfast schedule. We would like to remind everyone that the safest and most efficient way to drop students off is to go through the car rider line and not try to break in line by going through the athletic complex. This causes more congestion, disrupts the flow of the line, and creates an unsafe situation for everyone. Thank you for helping us get our students in the building safely.
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish
Day 1 of Mini Cheer Camp was a success! Snack time may have been the favorite part! 😋 Camp will resume Monday, continue Tuesday, and the girls will cheer at the middle school game on Wednesday! Thanks for allowing your girls to participate! 🐾
over 4 years ago, SCE
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Cheer camp
School Access Points - Access points are located at Union Hill Church, Ebenezer Baptist, American Legion, Pecan Village, old John Lewis school, Shady Grove Apts, and the School Board Office. These access points provide filtered internet access for student school work. The Wi-Fi connections display as SchoolBusInternetXXXX where XXXX is the unique identifier for the access point. The password for each access point is accessXXXX, where XXXX is the same last 4 digits as you see in the Wi-Fi connection. There are limited data restrictions on each access point for each month. It is imperative to conduct only school related tasks while using school access points. We truly appreciate the community partners that have allowed us to locate the Wi-Fi Rangers on their property. Remember to be responsible and practice social distancing at these locations. We will keep you updated when more sites are added.
over 4 years ago, David Bond
Don’t forget, picture day will be Monday!
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish
Picture Day
Time is RUNNING OUT! Census 2020 will close SEPTEMBER 30! Please help fund programs for Schley County by completing your census TODAY! ✅ census.gov
over 4 years ago, SCE
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We look forward to the return of our middle school students tomorrow Sept 8th and high school students on Sept 14th. We encourage masks be worn within each building. Students who have fever or display any other symptoms of illness should not attend classes. For a safe return, students must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications. Anyone awaiting Covid test results should not return until results are returned. Thank you for your continued support.
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
This week, our class learned reading and language skills and strategies by completing activities with Chapter 1 of Charlotte’s Web. The first 2 pictures are from today; we did a science experiment to show how our character felt at a certain point in the chapter (emotions & self control).
over 4 years ago, Jodie Leeder
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Attention parents, now that we have all had some time to get back into the swing of things, we will be returning to our normal arrival schedule of 8:15 on Tuesday September 8th. Please have students here by 8:15 so that we can have our daily schedule as normal as possible. Thanks for your help.
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish
A BIG thank you to Pastor Joel Smith and all the fine folks at Ellaville Baptist Church for providing doughnuts and juice for us this morning! It brought a lot of smiles to a lot of faces.
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish
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We are looking forward to the return of our elementary school students Monday, and middle and high school students on the following dates. Pre-K through grade 5 will resume in-person instruction beginning Monday, August 31st. Grades 6 – 8 will return Sept 8. In-person instruction for high school students will begin on Sept 14. We encourage masks be worn within each building. Students who have fever or display any other symptoms of illness should not attend classes. For a safe return, students must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications. Anyone awaiting Covid tests results should not return until results are returned. Thank you for your support and patience. Know that the teachers and staff of Schley County Schools are as anxious as you to get everyone back in school!
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
School Access Points - Update There is an available access point located in the parking lot between our two schools. Select the Wi-Fi that displays as Schley_Outdoor with password Hopeful2020. Wi-Fi is available from 7:00am to 8:00pm. Remember to be responsible and practice social distancing at all locations.
over 4 years ago, David Bond
School Access Points At this time there are access points located at Union Hill Church, Ebenezer Baptist, American Legion, Pecan Village and the School Board Office. These access points provide filtered internet access for student school work. The Wi-Fi connections display as SchoolBusInternetXXXX where XXXX is the unique identifier for the access point. The password for each access point is accessXXXX, where XXXX is the same last 4 digits as you see in the Wi-Fi connection. There are limited data restrictions on each access point for each month. It is imperative to conduct only school related tasks while using school access points. We truly appreciate the community partners that have allowed us to locate the Wi-Fi Rangers on their property. Remember to be responsible and practice social distancing at these locations. We will keep you updated when more sites are added.
over 4 years ago, David Bond
Dear Parents, In light of the recent closure of our schools, and because many of you have requested an opportunity to reconsider online learning, we are re-opening registration for our virtual program, Edgenuity. If you choose this option for your child(ren), you must commit to this program for nine weeks for elementary students and the entire first semester for middle and high school students. Our bus drivers will also be providing hot spots for Wi-Fi connections in remote areas during school hours August 13-25. We will begin posting those locations in order for students to have access points. Passwords will be emailed directly to student accounts. If you need further help with this please message wildcathelp@schleyk12.org or call 229-937-2405. Hotspots at each school and the Board of Education are available now. An application for virtual learning can be found on the district and school websites or by following this link: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/851390/Virtual_Learning_Program_Application__extended_.pdf The deadline for returning these applications is August 19, 2020, at 4:00 p.m. You may begin turning those applications in today, and each day, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the Board of Education, or you may email them to wildcathelp@schleyk12.org.
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
Schley County Nutrition Department will provide meals to all students for the next 14 days. Students will be charged according to their Free & Reduced status. You may order meals at https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=_S8KMdP0MkmEcastia-509JJ_7XnoAZDi7965XLIeghUNDFCWDVSTFgxOFg3SUNHMENDTUQ3Q1pYSy4u or at your school web page under School Nutrition, Meal order for virtual school. Orders will need to be placed by 9 am each day.
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
Due to recent increases in Covid cases within the county and our schools, along with the required quarantines of family members, we are closing schools to students beginning tomorrow, for a period of at least 14 days. Students who have been attending school on campus will receive instructions from their teacher(s) for distance learning over the next two weeks. Students who began virtual instruction today on Edgenuity should continue their work. Teachers and administrators will be in contact with you regarding your progress in the days to come. Notifications will continue to go out through Remind and announcements will continue to be published on Facebook. We are disappointed, to say the least, to have to make this decision, but it is in the best interest of the health of our students and faculty. Please continue to practice the recommended guidelines from the CDC by social distancing and wearing masks so that we can all return to school as soon as possible.
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
Virtual Students, We are setting up your Edgenuity classes now. You may login after 8:00 AM, Tuesday, August 11th. You may only see a couple of classes initially. As more classes load you should be able to see all of your schedule. To login, please visit https://auth.edgenuity.com/Login/Login/Student/ Your username is the same as your Infinite Campus username or the first part of your email before the "@student.schleyk12.org". Your password is the first 7 characters of your current password. LEAVE OFF THE SPECIAL CHARACTER AT THE END OF YOUR PASSWORD. For example, if your password is “Cats123?” then your Edgenuity password is just “Cats123”, without the ?
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
Virtual Attendance Check-Ins Students and Parents can now check-in using Infinite Campus Portal once each day to signify participation.
over 4 years ago, Schley County Schools
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After reading the book My Mouth is a Volcano, Mrs. Peacock’s class discussed how words can hurt. As an activity, each student was given an amount of toothpaste to put in a straw to simulate a toothpaste tube. They discussed how once you say something, it’s very hard to take it back.
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish
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We need to make a slight adjustment for our parents that plan to walk their Pre-K and Kindergarten students in the building tomorrow. You will be able to walk them down to the entrance of the new wing hallway, however we will need the students to walk the rest of the way to class by themselves. Student in grades 1-5 will not be able to be escorted to class. Thank you for understanding as we try to keep our students, faculty, & all involved safe.
over 4 years ago, Tee Reddish