Elementary School

Mrs. Morrow's students had plenty of fun learning about polygons. Her students used different shapes to make their own polygon creations. Afterwards, they counted how many of each type of polygon they used in their creations. Students had a blast practicing the different shapes.

Don’t forget that we will have pictures on Monday February 24th. We look forward to seeing some sharp dressed students!

REMINDER: All Pageant participants need to be at rehearsal Friday at 5:30PM, middle school participants will be finished in time for the middle school dance (at the high school gym). Saturday, participants need to be at the high school lunchroom at 1:45PM. Doors will open at 1:30PM and admission is $5.00...we hope to see you there!

There will be a parent meeting Wednesday, February 19th at 2:00PM, in the SCE conference room, to review materials that will satisfy the Erin's Law requirement.

SCE sure does love our students and their families and wish you all a Happy Valentine’s Day! Don’t forget, Monday we celebrate President’s Day and have a school holiday! See you back Tuesday, February 18! ❤️

The Senior Center was rockin’ tonight! Great job Second Grade!!!!

3rd graders in Mrs. Waller's classroom have been studying animal adaptations in Science. After reading "What If You Had Animal Eyes", students chose an animal and took notes on the eyes being used as an adaptation. Students then conducted research using books off EPIC which is an online library of book collections and videos. To integrate writing, students collected information on the animal's habitat, their diet, and interesting facts about the animal. To tie all parts of the research together, students then accessed Book Creator from their individual laptops and created their own book. Everyone enjoyed making their books unique and sharing with their peers.

Second Grade invites you to join them Tuesday night at 6:00 in the Elementary School gym for their program, “Off their Rockers.” It’s sure to be a rocking good time!

A big thanks to all the parents for their patience today at car riders, our staff for getting students safely to their rides/buses, and to our bus drivers for getting our students home safely in adverse conditions. A great job all the way around!

As we continue to monitor the current weather moving through our area, we anticipate a delayed dismissal for our buses beginning their afternoon routes. Current radar projections show a band of thunderstorms reaching us at our usual dismissal time. After this time it does look much lighter with only lingering precipitation. However, we will continue with car riders as scheduled. We ask for your patience at student pick up because it will no doubt be slowed as well. In addition, all after school activities are canceled for today. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we try to get everyone home safely.

Attention Parents and Guardians: Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students will take the Georgia Milestones test the week of April 13 – 17. We ask that our students get plenty of rest and are as free of distractions as possible so that they can show this test who is boss! Thanks for your help!

SCE will host our Honor's Day program January 17, which is this Friday. We look forward to seeing you there, and recognizing our students' success! 4th Grade 8:30-9:00 1st Grade 9:00-9:30 2nd Grade 9:30-10:00 3rd Grade 10:00-10:30 5th Grade 10:30-11:00

In efforts to reinforce learned concepts in Science and Social Studies, students in Mrs. Waller's 3rd grade class participated in multiple hands-on opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge. In efforts to retain information throughout a Fossil unit in Science, students collected leaves around the school, and made trace fossils. Students were also provided the opportunity to become paleontologists for a day. They were given toothpicks to use as tools. Then they were required to extract as many fossils as possible during a given time frame without breaking them. Throughout the activity, students realized extraction takes patience and ease in order to keep both your tool and fossil intact. Finally, students were assigned a Native American region. They were required to create a diorama that accurately portrayed the region. It was required to include examples of shelter, food, and other characteristics of the region. Students thoroughly enjoyed participating in the various activities.

We hope that all students, parents, and guardians had a wonderful break! Our faculty and staff are looking forward to seeing our students on Monday as we begin the second semester of school!

The Schley County School System is hiring full-time and substitute School Bus Drivers. Applicants must have (or be able to obtain) a CDL with endorsements, required by the State of Georgia. For more information, contact Tee Reddish at (229) 937-0550.

The Schley County School System is hiring full-time and substitute School Bus Drivers. Applicants must have (or be able to obtain) a CDL with endorsements, required by the State of Georgia. For more information, contact Tee Reddish at (229) 937-0550.

Mrs. Gilpin and the High School concert band came and performed to our 4th & 5th graders this afternoon.

SCE will host our Kindergarten program tonight at 6:00 in the gym. Please be aware that the High School will be hosting the band concert tonight starting at 7:00. Parking will be available in front of the Elementary School for tonight's Kindergarten program. We look forward to seeing you tonight!!!

SCE, and our 1st grade class would like to invite you to join us for a Christmas program tonight in the ES gym starting at 6:00. We look forward to seeing you tonight at 6:00!

SCE would like to wish all of our students, parents, faculty, & staff a wonderful Thanksgiving break. We hope that you all are able to enjoy some great fellowship, family, & food. We recently asked a few of our students what they were grateful for. Click on this link to hear some of their answers! https://flipgrid.com/+smith2362