2017-2018 News
JCCE Collection for Hurricane Harvey
John C. Calhoun Elementary School collected bottled water
for the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas.
Seen in the picture are some of the fifth grade students helping Mr.
Scott load the water onto his truck. JCCE
wants to say thank you to the students, parents and staff who brought in
bottles of water to aid in getting clean drinking water into the areas that
need it most.
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Hurricane Relief Project
Health Science seniors in Mrs. Anne Horne's classes have initiated a project for Hurricane Relief. Look for flyers around the schools, at local businesses, and around town. Please support this great cause! |
TWO-HOUR DELAY On Wednesday, September 13
We will operate tomorrow (Wednesday Sept. 13) on a 2-hour delay! We know there will still be inconveniences but this will provide for buses to be operating in full daylight and for those without power to get ready with some light! We hope this situation continues to improve hourly! We have been in constant contact with Emergency Services and the Sheriff's Dept. to monitor all areas. |
UPDATED! No School on Tuesday, September 12th Due to Weather
Due to power outages and debris on roads across the county, Abbeville County School District will be closed for students and employees on Tuesday, September 12. Please stay safe! Our priority is the safety of our students and employees! Thank you! |
School Closed Monday, September 11th
We've been working with the National Weather Service through assistance of our Abbeville County Emergency Services and have made the decision to CANCEL school for students and employees for Monday, Sept. 11. Our area could expect to see sustained winds and wind bursts. This cancellation includes all after-school/evening events. We will keep you notified of other changes, should they occur! Please take necessary precautions and stay safe! |
Awaiting The Total Eclipse at Westwood Elementary
Awaiting the Total Solar Eclipse at Westwood Elementary Westwood students from Amanda Brown’s art class are incorporating STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) topics in their weekly lessons. The total solar eclipse was first on the list of art/science projects with a salt painting replica of an eclipse. A few students were chosen at the end of last week to win a pair of eclipse viewing glasses from Roper Mountain Science Center and a “Sunny D” juice box or a “Sunshine” dried fruit mix. Pictured are fourth graders Mi’Darius Burton (Mr. Whitmire’s homeroom), Ja’Niah Patterson (Mrs. Hughes’s homeroom), and fifth grader Micayla Rodgers (Mrs. Williams’s homeroom).
Photo 1: LtoR: Fourth graders Mi’Darius Burton (Whitmire’s homeroom) and Ja’Niah Patterson (Hughes’s homeroom) Photo 2: Fifth grader Micayla Rodgers (Williams’s homeroom) |
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