July 22, 2020
To the parents of Schley County Students,
To help ensure the health and safety of all our students and staff, we ask that parents please consider funding their student’s meal account online through MySchoolBucks. This will help minimize the amount of cash/check deposits that need to be handled throughout the day, which allows us to focus on serving meals as fast and efficiently as possible.
Create your free MySchoolBucks account to conveniently and securely add money to your student’s meal account online or with the mobile app. With MySchoolBucks you’ll also be able to view cafeteria purchases, check your student’s balance, and receive low balance alerts.
Get Started Today:
1. Go to myschoolbucks.com or download the mobile app
2. Create your free account and add your students using their school name / student ID
3. Add funds using your credit / debit card or electronic check
Note: For each transaction, you will be charged a program fee of $2.49
4. Set up automatic payments and never forget to send in lunch money again
If you need assistance with your account, you can find helpful how-to videos and answers to commonly asked questions by visiting myschoolbucks.com. Or, you can contact MySchoolBucks directly by logging into your account to start a chat conversation or give them a call at (855) 832-5226.
Thank you,
Tracey Johnson,
Schley County School Nutrition
You can find the link to the student handbook below.
https://5il.co/ihgp
There have been many questions emailed about buses, and bus schedules. We will release approximate times that drivers will pick up and deliver students later in the week. Thank you for your questions!
THANK YOU to the Piggly Wiggly and to all that participated in this wonderful fundraiser! Our students and teachers will GREATLY benefit from your tremendous generosity! #Wildcatpride
Under the FAQ box,https://www.schleyk12.org/article/271871?org=schley-county-schools, you may review the questions generated from our Virtual Learning Option Zoom Meetings held last week. The deadline for commitment letters to be turned in for parents choosing the virtual learning option is Wednesday July 22nd. If you have questions regarding your choice, please email wildcathelp@schleyk12.org or call 229-937-2405. The signed document enrolls your child in the virtual learning program for the semester (6-12) and the nine weeks (k-5).
Parents,
If you need important information about bus assignments or the timing of bus stops, you may email SC_Buses@schleyk12.org. Include your child's name and address with your questions and we will respond with the information you need to get ready for our start to school on August 5, 2020.
Under the FAQ box,https://www.schleyk12.org/article/271871?org=schley-county-schools, you may review the questions generated from our Virtual Learning Option Zoom Meetings held last week. The deadline for commitment letters to be turned in for parents choosing the virtual learning option is Wednesday July 22nd.
If you have questions regarding your choice, please email wildcathelp@schleyk12.org or call 229-937-2405. The signed document enrolls your child in the virtual learning program for the semester (6-12) and the nine weeks (k-5).
Had a great meeting with our hard working bus drivers this morning! We are looking forward to transporting our kids this year!
Parents,
School begins August 5. Two models for instruction being offered are in-person and virtual learning. For parents choosing virtual instruction, please visit https://5il.co/i7ed to complete the commitment letter requirement before July 22nd.
Back to School
Parents,
Please check our Facebook pages or follow the link, https://5il.co/hzti, to find the latest back to school information.
We need better, faster Internet for the education of our children in rural Georgia!
Mrs. Jennifer Smith applied for and won a STEAM grant for $2,000. This grant is sponsored by Flint Energies. There were 27 applicants for the grant, and there were only two grants awarded. This grant will be used to purchase a green screen and a stop motion lab that will enhance student engagement.
Cookie dough is here! It is frozen product, & we have limited freezer space. We look forward to seeing you!
COOKIE DOUGH INFO!!!! Today is the day!!!
If your child sold cookie dough, their order can be picked up by the student that sold the cookie dough from 11:30-2:30 on Wednesday May, 27. Pre-K/Kindergarten orders can be picked up on the car rider loop, 1st grade - 3rd grade orders can be picked up at in front of the school, & 4th - 5th grade orders can be picked up at the SCE bus ramp. It is the responsibility of the child/parent that sold the cookie dough to deliver the orders. Orders will only be given out to the student/parent that sold the cookie dough order. This is frozen product and must be picked up today.
COOKIE DOUGH INFO!!!!
If your child sold cookie dough, their order can be picked up by the student that sold the cookie dough from 11:30-2:30 on Wednesday May, 27. Pre-K/Kindergarten orders can be picked up on the car rider loop, 1st grade - 3rd grade orders can be picked up at in front of the school, & 4th - 5th grade orders can be picked up at the SCE bus ramp. It is the responsibility of the child/parent that sold the cookie dough to deliver the orders. Orders will only be given out to the student/parent that sold the cookie dough order. This is frozen product and must be picked up on Wednesday May 27.
Our 5th grade and Kindergarten collection/distribution will be today from 3:00-7:00. 5th grade will be located at the SCE bus ramp and Kindergarten will be located at the SCE car rider loop.
Please bring all school related items (devices, cords, library books etc.). Students will be receiving their personal items, life touch pictures, t-shirts, awards, and report cards (if no fee is owed).
Please join us this Thursday, May 21st at 10:00 A.M. via Facebook live for our end of the year honor's day program. We look forward to honoring our students as we close out the 2019-2020 school year!
Just a reminder that we will begin our collection/distribution of student items this Wednesday, May 20. Please follow the link below for more details.
https://5il.co/g2vm
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