Shane Scott, Jashawn Lewis, Tristin Belcher, Edward Garcia, Serenity Jones, Christian Tillman
Maleah Spence, Nivea Lomax, Janavia McIntosh, Kyasia Johnson, Brenya Biggs, Zahria Turman, Elena Prince
Tamerion Aiken, Kam Jones, Dasia Bell, Turianna Rogers, Brielle Wood, Ava McCaslan, Gwen Kerhley, Zy Crawley, Azariuna Paul, Jaiana Wideman
Kaden Wood, Will Davenport, Davis Rogers, Christopher Turman, Danica Wideman, Christopher Terry, Trinity Jones, Jackson Fowler, Tamya Murray, Carter Price
Isabella Holder, Braylon Patterson, Zymicah Bryson, Ryheim Bryant, Jontavious Belcher, Alan Bass, Emma Morrow, Kingston Kennedy, Riczya Cleveland
Mr. Nance brought musical instruments to school to teach the fourth grade students about sound. They learned about high and low pitch sounds by playing the guitar.
Riverbanks Zoo came to visit 4K. They got to participate in many activities, including touching a real snake and a turtle. They also got to feel the real fur of a cheetah and a kangaroo.
Mrs. Jenny Mountford (the Abbeville County 4H Agent) and the 5th graders learning on the Enviroscape.
The 3D Enviroscape Watershed is an interactive model that helps provide the students with a visual of how "natural processes" affect the environment. It also allows the students to witness erosion and discuss erosion prevention as well as discuss positive ways to...
Coach Newton brought her Boykin Spaniel, the SC State Dog, to visit K4 in honor of South Carolina Day.
JCCE will be collecting Pennies for Patients February 4th-8th. Pennies for Patients supports the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).
JCCE hosted the annual Hotshot tournament against Diamond Hill. JCCE was the overall winner with a score of 176-130! Congratulations to both schools. Everyone did an awesome job!
Our school day begins promptly at 7:55 each morning. Please make sure to have students to school on time each day so that they are not missing out on important instruction in their class. Dismissal begins at 2:35 each day. Early dismissals are discouraged because students miss out on important academic instruction.