TCS's FIRST ELEMENTARY BETA JINGLE JOG 5K! ❤️💚
2 days ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Mr. Nealey's class created Positive posters. Each group made a poster with positive messages to help cheer someone up or to encourage them to keep trying.
5 days ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Ms Sykes class collaborated to come with up 67 facts about Waves, their new standard in Science. #sixseven #67thdayofschool
6 days ago, Amy Jones
Congratulations to Andrea Powell, an 8th grader at Tabor City School, for being selected as the Superintendent’s Christmas Card Winner!
Andrea’s beautiful painting will appear on the front of this year’s Columbus County Schools Christmas card, which will be shared with school districts across North Carolina. We are so proud of her creativity and talent! Her teacher is Princess Grantham.
7 days ago, CCS
🦃 Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡 From Ms. Jackson and Ms. Sellers’ Pre-K Class at TCS.
13 days ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Mrs Smith’s 1st graders have been learning about animal habitats and created their own to present to the class.
14 days ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Ms. Williamson’s 5th graders participated in a book tasting activity where they got a “taste” of the genres. Students worked hard toward their AR goals and celebrated the start of Thanksgiving break with reading and a sweet treat!
14 days ago, Amy Jones
Wild turkeys at TCS! Mrs. Gore's PreK! 🦃
17 days ago, Amy Jones
Congratulations to Tabor City School’s “Readers of the Week”! Gustavo P., Leah B. , Carlyna A., and Brantley S. have excelled in reading this week and will receive a free snack on Friday! Way to go - students! We are proud of you!
19 days ago, Amy Jones
Yam Festival Art and Poetry Winners were recognized at the November Board Meeting.
24 days ago, CCS
CCS Brunswick Electric Bright Ideas Winners were recognized at the November Board Meeting.
This year’s Bright Ideas Grants recognized innovative educators across Columbus County Schools for their creative instructional proposals. At Acme Delco Elementary, Jaclyn McCoy received a $500 grant for Student Organizational Binders. At Chadbourn Elementary, Herman D. Bland was awarded $1,400 for Project ReCharge. Helen Craven Axelberg of Columbus Career and College Academy earned $1,500 to support the Culinary Food Trike project. At East Columbus High School, Anthony Martin received $1,200 for Lights, Camera, Learning: Expanding Student Access to Video Production Tools, Jeffrey Rudnik earned $1,900 for Recycling Ceramic Clay for Columbus County Schools’ Arts Programs, and Alicia Pickett was awarded $1,650 for Sustainable Learning with Hydroponics.
At Hallsboro-Artesia Elementary, Amber Howard received $1,500 for Bright Boards, Bright Futures. At Nakina Middle School, Alyssa Nelson earned $500 for Hear to Learn. Mallory Furlow of Old Dock Elementary was awarded $700 for Pathways to Progress. At South Columbus High School, Miranda Romans received $1,500 for Ready, Set, Action: Virtual Creativity, and Breanna Seckman earned $1,000 for Project P.R.I.N.T.
Tabor City Elementary had two winning projects led by Angela Tyler, who received $850 for Rockin’ It with Robotics and $1,500 for Nature in Motion: Engaging Young Scientists in Earth Systems with Weather Knowledge. At Tabor City Middle School, Sheila Sykes earned $1,900 for Bright Minds, Bright Futures, while Marilyn D. Elliott received $900 for Paper Power: Lights, Lines, Action! West Columbus High School celebrated Whitney Cavenaugh, who received $1,000 for In Focus: Empowering the Yearbook Team, and Jennifer Sams, who was awarded $1,000 for Textile Arts for Entrepreneurs: Cultivating Creative and Lifelong Skills. At West Columbus School, Julia O. Smart earned $500 for Lego Logic, Brittany Bass received $1,000 for Listen and Learn: Enhancing Phonics Through Audio Engagement, and the school’s BETA students were awarded $1,000 for Build Community Through Dugouts.
At Williams Township Elementary, Ashley Porter received $300 for Art for Expression & Regulation, Miranda Conner Ellington earned $1,500 for Pride in the Beat: Aggie Drums Come Alive, and Lisa K. Cox received $1,500 for Full STEAM Ahead: Turning Standards into STEAM Projects. In total, Columbus County Schools earned $28,300 in Bright Ideas Grant funding this year.
24 days ago, CCS
We are implementing a new attendance notification system this evening. Parents will receive calls/emails/texts when a child is absent in one or more classes. Thank you!
29 days ago, 01Apptegy Admin
All schools will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th, in recognition of Veteran's Day. Thank you to our Veterans!
29 days ago, CCS
At TCS, Mrs. Byrd's 1st graders thought our middle school students needed some positive talk this week! 💜
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, 5th grade students made a Christmas ornament craft for their PBIS reward for October.🎄
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
The students at TCS enjoyed an Ice Cream Sundae Party after earning their Accelerated Reader points for the first nine weeks of school. They also enjoyed having their picture taken with the “Books Give You Wings” bulletin board.
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Mrs. Byrd's 1st graders made Halloween a stem day! Students learned about chemical reactions and created dancing ghosts (lima beans, vinegar, baking soda, and water).
Next, students read the book, “Pumpkin Jack” and learned about the pumpkin lifecycle. Then, students carved Pumpkin Bruce. They will watch him decompose and regrow for the rest of the school year, logging results in their pumpkin journals.
Finally, students painted their own pumpkins to take home.
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, PreK made candy corn! 🎃
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, students in Mrs. Woods' and Mrs. Benton's third grade classes enjoyed a Spooktacular Sundae Party and Halloween Rock Painting activity.
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
At TCS, Ms. Williamson’s 5th grade students are learning about topic, main idea and key details in their stories of the Great Migration and Harlem Renaissance. Students annotated a text, then created paper suitcases of what people brought with them during the migration. Students also “packed” their main ideas and key details for their daily reading.
about 1 month ago, Amy Jones
