Mrs Hinson’s 6th grade science classes at WTS did an experiment today using metal spoons, plastic spoons, and wooden pencils to see which one would be a better conductor of heat to melt butter.
Congratulations to our Lady Mustangs for being the Runners Up in the Nakina Invitational Volleyball Tournament and congratulations to East Columbus for winning 1st Place. We appreciate all the teams that participated and everyone that came out to support them. #nmsmustangs
Ms. Bryant’s 7th grade Language Arts students enjoyed presenting their poetry projects in today’s class.
Please take time to enjoy our winning 2024 Christmas Card submission, which was designed by sophomore Lia Specht, under the instruction of Ms. Sams. The design was painstakingly carved using a printmaking technique called linocut, in which a design is carved into a linoleum block and then transferred onto the final print surface. Out of several impressive creations, Lia's was chosen for this year's card design. Please congratulate Lia on the winning design and thank Ms. Sams for guiding her students through this creative process!
Today at TCS, we received this beautiful piano for our new school. The money was raised by one of our students (Corbin). We are so proud and honored to receive this wonderful contribution that will be cherished in our school for years to come! 💜
At TCS, Mr. Christian Grate speaks to our students about the importance of making positive first impressions, and how what we wear affects how people perceive us. John and Corbin dressed to impress today, for sure! 💜
Christmas performances are announced!
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At TCS, Ms. Tyler's class learned that a groups of cells make tissue and like tissues create organs.
Due to drainage issues at school, students will be served lunch in the classrooms. Maintenance is currently working to solve the issue.
HAES Showcasing one of our 3rd Grade Student Artist of the Week. Mia participated in a workshop where she was able to learn more about how ceramics played a vital role in Native American culture. Mia created a pinch pot from clay and designed a pattern to paint onto the surface. Congratulations Mia. 🐾🎨💜
Congratulations to Madison McMillian of SCHS for winning the Superintendent's Christmas Card Contest!
At TCS, the EC department is under elf surveillance!🎄
At TCS, Mrs. Sing had a special visitor from the North Pole helping her deck out the Tabor City School Cafeteria!
At TCS, our Assistant Principal, Ms. Vogel, along with Mr. Small and Ms. Elliott, putting in outside work today. They're getting our campus Christmas ready 🎄
There will be no school for students Nov. 27th-Nov. 29th. Happy Thanksgiving!
A huge shout-out to Mrs. Deal and the Battle of the Books team at HAES for their incredible efforts in organizing our canned food drive! Thanks to the support of our entire school community, we collected over 1,600 canned goods! This amazing collection will help support 17 families right here in our community, with the remaining donations headed to Western NC to make an even bigger impact. A special congratulations to Mrs. Jackson’s 4th-grade class, who collected the most cans and earned a well-deserved pizza party! Thank you to everyone who contributed. Together, we’re making a difference! #HAES #PantherPride #CommunitySupport #BattleOfTheBooks
Today, Hallsboro-Artesia Elementary School proudly celebrated Native American Heritage Month with a special program honoring the rich traditions of these cultures.
We were honored to welcome Tribal Leaders, who shared captivating stories about traditional dances and their origins. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who supported and helped make this event possible.
A special shout-out to our talented students for sharing their culture and showcasing their incredible talents. You made this celebration truly unforgettable!
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #HAES #CulturalCelebration #PantherPride
At TCS, 8th grade students in Ms. Williamson’s ELA class completed their reading and annotations of “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. Students were assigned groups to prepare for their Socratic seminar. During the rotations students discussed themes, figurative language used, the purpose of the poem and the speaker’s perspective by supporting their ideas with textual evidence. Students discussed and shared their findings like scholars today!
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Mr. Beck's Student Advisory Council had an engaging discussion about reducing student absences. Students offered insight on why absences occur and what can be done to reduce absenteeism.
