The Sports Medicine students were practicing 1-rescuer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) using a barrier mask in class.
Come congratulate our seniors tomorrow night at 6:25! We can't wait to see you! #GoChargers
Students in 3rd grade at Ackerman Elementary School purchased a pass for extra computer time! #teamAES
Ackerman Elementary School - Thursday is camo day! #teamAES
Mrs. Margaret Taylor has her 5th graders at Ackerman Elementary School working hard on text structures. They’re doing a great job! #teamAES
We have had a blast celebrating staff birthdays the past two months! We have amazing teachers at CCHS! We can't wait to celebrate our October staff birthdays! #GoChargers!
Weir Elementary School
#WeirExcellenceShines
Weir Elementary School
Red Ribbon Week
Crazy Hair Socks Day!!!!!
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Weir Elementary School Red Ribbon Week!!! #WeirExcellenceShines
Students and staff at Ackerman Elementary School were “drug free from head to toe” on Tuesday! #teamAES
ATTENTION BASKETBALL FANS!!!!
To help support our players, we are asking that ALL Charger fans sit on the side of the gym where the benches are located. We want our fans to truly get behind our teams. We will have a special section for our students on that side as well.
Ackerman Elementary School - A reminder that Wednesday is “Neon Day” for Red Ribbon Week. #teamAES
Mrs. Lisa’s and Mrs. Margie’s Prek students at Ackerman Elementary School made a trip to the PBIS store to spend their Charger Bucks! #teamAES
Mrs. Lisa’s and Mrs. Margie’s Prek students at Ackerman Elementary School went on a hunt to find items in nature and then shared their finds with the class! #teamAES
6th grade students at Ackerman Elementary School received a comprehensive role with their duties and priorities to escape The City of Calamity! They had to collaborate with their council to create an escape route throughout the city. Breaking news bulletins interrupted our planning and each council had to adapt their escape plan! They are digging deep into their critical thinking and analytical skills! #teamAES
Mrs. Gammill’s 3rd graders at Ackerman Elementary School enjoyed a trip to the PBIS store to spend their Charger Bucks. #teamAES
Staff and students at French Camp Elementary School wore bright colors today to say that they were "Too Bright for Drugs". Students also received bracelets with a drug free message on them. Students and staff signed pledge cards stating that they promise to live a drug free life. The pledge cards are on display in the hallway of the school.
This month Mrs. Vowell's debate class had a lot of fun! They had a debate about whether pineapple should be on pizza or not, which required a taste test! #GoChargers!
CCHS student government did a great job sponsoring a booth at the trunk or treat on Saturday! #GoChargers!
