See all the amazing k-12 art at the fair!!
Bring the kids!! Set up a trunk!!! Find out about the TCS PTO!!! There are several reasons to join us at our Trunk or Treat!!!
At TCS, Mrs. Cribb and Mrs. Rivenbark’s 2nd grade classes collaborated in reading, "Which Way Does the Wind Blow?" After reading the story, they created wind streamers!
Students that visited the Williams Township Library library celebrated Hispanic Heritage month. They read "Alma and How She Got Name" by Juana Martinez Neal. And "All Around Us" by Xelena Gonzalez.
Students completed activities from reading the stories. They also learned some spanish words!
Congratulations to our Panther Students and Employees for the Weeks of Sept 27 and Oct 4.
Rebecca Russ
Veronica Graham
Layla Bryant-3rd Grade, Mrs. Tachau
Rylan Moon-6th Grade, Mrs. Babson
ATTENTION: HAES is giving away an Epic Treasure Chest tomorrow full of awesome prizes! Act now! Simply invite 10+ friends and family members TONIGHT to support our Book Blast and your student will have a chance to win. Don't miss this epic opportunity! If you haven’t already, register here: https://app.booksarefun.com/Hallsboro-ArtesiaES28442 #bookblastadventures #literacymatters #booksarefun #bookblast @go.booksarefun
Williams Township School would like to thank our students, staff, parents, and community for the outpouring of supplies for the WNC Hurricane Helene victims. We would also like to thank Mr. Casey Godwin from the Roseland Fire Department for picking up two loads of supplies that will be delivered to the Waynesville NC.
TCS 8th grade students worked on their ELA review for their text of the week, “Phineas Gage.” Students were tasked to rotate through stations for the activity. One station was a major hit where students played a game of vocabulary review by playing spoons. There was a lot of laughs and friendly competition today!
Mrs. Heather Godwin’s 7th grade groups working on their “Severe Weather Projects” at WTS.
Walking Nacho Wednesday takes center stage in the Colts Cafeteria at Tabor City School!
Happy Custodians Day to our WTS Custodians! Thank you for all of your hard work, it doesn’t go unnoticed! Mr. Vereen, Mr. Harper and Mr. Jones received a gift card of appreciation from the WTS PTO!
Mrs. Thompson’s class showing appreciation for our custodian, Mr. Harper at WTS.
On Thursday, 9/26, Columbus County Schools' Autism Support Team attended NC DPI's Fall Autism Support Team meeting in Lillington, NC. It was a valuable day of learning and planning. This is an energetic group of educators who share a common goal of providing evidence-based supports and services for each one of our students on the Autism Spectrum.
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Spelling Bee Winners for Williams Township School! These students will be representing WTS at the CCS Fair on Tuesday Oct. 8th (Elementary) and Wednesday, Oct. 9th (Middle School) at 6 PM. Please come out and support our Aggies!
Good Evening, Old Dock Families,
Old Dock Elementary School will be hosting Family Night tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m. in the gym! We hope you can join us for a night of family engagement activities, a fun game of bingo, and a visit to the Book Fair.
We look forward to seeing you there!
At TCS, a mad mathematician locked all of Ms. Tart’s classes in her classroom on Thursday. In order to escape, groups had to use their skills with quadrilaterals to solve math problems and critical thinking skills to figure out puzzles to retrieve the key to break out of the classroom. Luckily all students made it out just in time!
At TCS, Kindergarten students taste tested different apple varieties! They made predictions and then tested their tasty theories! 🍎
A book drive unlike any other is happening at HAES!
📚 Calling all local businesses! Join us in fostering a love of reading in our community! We're hosting our annual Book Blast at Hallsboro-Artesia Elementary School and need your support.
Your donation can make a world of difference!
#BookBlast #Community #Education #BooksAreFun #HallsboroArtesiaElementary
Thank you to the Pleasant Meadow Chapter for donating snacks to our students. We appreciate you.
