https://www.wcbi.com/portion-of-mississippi-children-struggling-with-hunger/ READ MORE >
While we're out of school, we still want to give students the opportunity to hear books being read aloud by AES staff members. The link goes to a read aloud of the book "Where the Wild Things are" by Maurice Sendak. Check back soon for another video, and please feel free to make recommendations on books you'd like to hear. ... READ MORE >
Mrs. Morrow has added some optional weekly assignments for 5th grade students to complete to stay on track with their learning.*Complete all activities on pages 539 - 576 in the Volume 2 Science Workbook.* - DO NOT complete Lesson 2 - Please feel free to contact Mrs. Morrow with any questions or the AES help e-mail is helpaes@choctawsd.ms READ MORE >
Culinary Arts 2 RECIPE TRADITIONS Read the article - Family Food Traditions - http://tetonfamilymagazine.com/2018/03/22/family-food-traditions/ Family Food Traditions - Teton Family Magazine Rebuilding a Culture tetonfamilymagazine.com Now is a great time to call a relative or speak with your parent(s)/ guardian(s) about a traditional dessert or baked... READ MORE >
Eat More Fruits and Vegetables Read the article: Fruits, Veggies and Exercise - https://www.huffpost.com/entry/teens-health-fruits-vegetables-exercise-daily_n_3498036 For 1 day, aim to eat the recommended amount of fruits and veggies for you (last paragraph of article).You can take pictures of yourself eating or make a TikTok to recap the day. Share the... READ MORE >
All Culinary Arts Students ... AND anyone else who wants to do this just for fun: It's a Challenge! Ramen Challenge: Go to your pantry (or wherever you store most of your canned goods/dry goods). Select a bag of instant Ramen Noodles. Take a picture. Insert it here. Using other ingredients available at your house, create a nontraditional version of Ramen. Note... READ MORE >
Second Year Culinary Students: Review the link below to brush up on Sustainability practices...now is a great time to incorporate conservation into your daily decisions. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CPAVjregz91YwS7WstrSnYmI3IrIyzIhJFIAj-hpsJg/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Use this link to get the instructions for a fun cooking activity you can do at home! If you have trouble getting the ingredients for these dishes, message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kb950qYt-Orxkinx-mYTlwdHKSbSwkC7PE9-xG4lqCA/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Many businesses and individuals are being hit hard financially by COVID-19. Here's an article about the impact this pandemic is having on foodservice and how we all can help:COVID-19 and Foodservice Industry READ MORE >
The link below will take your to the review activities for Mrs. Fondren’s Culinary Arts II class. This assignment was also shared in the class Remind group! If you have any questions or are unable to open the link, please message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kcSSQAsI-YMS_FrDLeCGoewT3Q_wmmchkzLIJOQA0VU/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
The link below will take your to the review activities for Mrs. Fondren’s Culinary Arts I classes. This assignment was also shared in the class Remind group! If you have any questions or are unable to open the link, please message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wAjA7CizAdBe1JHpAkfRPHLTrp1dJeHq20Qdk9S2hB0/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Parents! Are you looking for a fun way to keep your kids activity level up while at home? If so, check out the “Move to Learn” website. There are a wide variety of videos and songs for each grade level as well as relaxation and focus songs! The students love doing these at school! Visit: https://movetolearnms.org/ READ MORE >
Optional Online Learning for CCHS—JR HIGH SCHOOL Choctaw County High School is providing opportunities for our students to complete OPTIONAL online assignments and OPTIONAL activities while the students are out of school. Below, you will find a list of teachers and the activity/assignment. The students should know how to get into the websites listed,... READ MORE >
Optional Online Learning for CCHS—HIGH SCHOOL Choctaw County High School is providing opportunities for our students to complete OPTIONAL online assignments and OPTIONAL activities while the students are out of school. Below, you will find a list of teachers and the activity/assignment. The students should know how to get into the websites listed, and... READ MORE >
AM and AR Resource Students can login to AR & AM to complete assignments while at home. AR testing & AM is optional for all students, but this is a way to help students stay on track with their math and reading skills. ALL of the WES Math teachers have assignments posted online - they will maintain AM throughout this time for your convenience. All of this is... READ MORE >
Ackerman Elementary School is continuing to provide optional online resources for students while they are out of school. The websites and resources below can provide additional help for students to keep them on track with learning. *If you have any problems logging in or questions in general, please feel free to e-mail us at... READ MORE >
Students can now log on to complete AR tests and Accelerated Math Assignments while at home. AR testing and AM is optional for all students, but this can help keep students on track especially with their reading.- Website: https://hosted191.renlearn.com...- Select: "I am a student"- Students can log in with their information. They should all know their... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School Academic Resources - teachers are available through Classdojo or their school email for any concerns you may have about your students academic needs. Pre-K & KindergartenReading EggsJack Hartman YouTube videos for Pre-K and Kindergarten 1st & 2nd Grade MATHwww.ixl.comIXLstudent.freckle.comFRECKLEClass Code 1A prfw322A... READ MORE >
Resources: *While students are out for an extended Spring Break, we are providing links to websites and resources that students can use to stay on track with their learning. *Anything that is posted for practice for students is optional. www.studyisland.com - *This is for grades 3 – 6. Students should all know their login informationwww.readingeggs.com - *This... READ MORE >
Mrs. Jackie from the MS Museum of Natural Science came to teach us about the water cycle using a fun activity! READ MORE >
As state testing approaches, parents and family members can use the link to help students practice for their state tests. This is a great way to help students get extra practice and see examples of how testing items look. https://ms.nextera.questarai.com/tds/#practice READ MORE >
FCE Little Chargers for February enjoy a meal graciously provided by Council House Cafe. READ MORE >
Chief meteorologist, Keith Gibson visited FCE kindergarten today to teach us about weather! READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the Sports Medicine program are: Health Science Core: Abigail LampardSports Medicine: Macy Claire Cagle READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in our Health Science program are:Health Science Core: Chancey WhittingtonNursing: Leah Hammons READ MORE >
Our Student of the Month for March 2020 in the Culinary program is: Culinary Arts I: Austin Carroll READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in our Construction Program are:Construction I: Scottlan McNuttCarpentry: Preston Payne READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the Ag Power program are:Ag Power I: Scott DanielsAg Power II: Tyler Holman READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the AEST program:Concepts of Ag Science: Quayshunn LaneConcepts of Ag Science: Brady PaulkAEST Animals I: Seth RhodesAEST Animals I: Patrick RayAEST Animals II: Lizzie JonesAEST Plants I: Cole Hood READ MORE >
February is national CTE month. The Health Science and Sports Medicine students provided an educational activity to 8th grade students to promote our CTE programs. The students participated in mock pre-participation athletic physicals provided by 2nd year Health Science and Sports Medicine students. The activity included screening and measurement of height, weight,... READ MORE >
The Choctaw County Culinary Arts Program is interested in your feedback about a possible foodservice operation. Thank you so much for your time and responses as we hope to incorporate your feedback into a thriving school enterprise. Please complete the survey by noon on Friday, February 28. To access the survey, click the link below titled "Culinary... READ MORE >
Our HOSA students attended District Conference at Millsaps CTC in Starkville on Saturday, Feb. 22. We had seven HOSA students place in the top five in several events, qualifying for State HOSA competition in addition to seven other students who qualified. We are excited to have a total of 12 students qualified to compete at the state level. Here is an overview of... READ MORE >
February is the national month for promotion of Career and Technical Education (CTE). The Health Science and Sports Medicine students of CCCTC will be providing an educational activity to 8th grade students on Monday, February 24, 2020 to promote our CTE programs. The 8th grade students will participate in mock pre-participation athletic physicals provided by 2nd... READ MORE >
ANNUAL FERN SALE! Time to order ferns. Order by Friday, February 28. Delivery is Tuesday, March 17 - doors open at 12 noon. This fundraiser is sponsored by the SkillsUSA students at CCCTC. For more information or to order, call: CCCTC 285-4152 or Glennis Wood 285-6880 OR 722-1325. READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School is having their annual Chili Fundraiser on February 21st. Orders are due on February 19th. Thank you for your support - we greatly appreciate it! READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School received a $3500 STEM grant. This year WES teachers have been integrating STEM into their weekly lessons in all subjects. Robbie Denson, principal, wanted to find a way to get STEM resources into the teachers hands for all classrooms. The grant was written to create a STEM Teacher Resource Library for teachers to checkout and use within... READ MORE >
FCE 5th and 6th graders in Mrs. Telano's class took time to recognize the importance of reading aloud by reading to the pre-k and kindergarten classes. READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Sports Medicine program. Health Science Core: Lexus SandersSports Medicine: Caden Miles READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Health Sciences/Nursing program. Health Science Core: Calla GammillNursing: Leah Hammons READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Culinary Arts program. Culinary Arts I: Brooke Morris Culinary Arts II: Elijah Lampard READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Construction program. Construction I: Sarah ThompsonCarpentry: Logan Campbell READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Ag Power program. Ag Power I: Keithlyn TriplettAg Power II: Colt Hunt READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the AEST program. Concepts of Ag Science: Arionne WintersAnimals I: Patrick RayAnimals II: Blake HelmsPlants I: Antonio KennedyPlants I: Wesley Vowell READ MORE >
Pre-Kindergarten students at French Camp Elementary enjoyed reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss. While reading this book, students learned about different types of weather, as well as the importance of apologizing. Their favorite activity was making oobleck, which is a substance that can be both a liquid and a solid. READ MORE >
Mrs. Prisock has enjoyed visiting with different businesses and industries in the area. CCCTC values our relationships with business owners and industry professionals, so we were happy to leave them a bundt cake from our culinary program! We are excited to continue these visits, building relationships within our community that will serve as beneficial resources for... READ MORE >
East Mississippi Community College instructor, Dr. Karen Taylor, DNP,RN,CNE and her ADN nursing students came today to CCCTC. They discussed all the Allied Health programs that EMCC has to offer, but focused mainly on the Nursing Department. They provided information on the entrance requirements, core courses, and plans of study. They shared invaluable insight... READ MORE >
Recently, several seniors from CCCTC & CCHS had the opportunity to attend a job fair in Louisville. This year, the job fair opened up an hour earlier for high school students to attend. Students learned about employers in the area and the jobs available along with the requirements to obtain employment. READ MORE >
Attached is the application for the College Public Relations Association of Mississippi scholarship. Any student who is majoring in communications or a related field should apply! The application deadline is February 14, 2020! READ MORE >
Have you heard of the Workkeys assessment? If not, check out this video from The Enterprise of Mississippi. They highlight the value of the WorkKeys for students and even feature CCCTC! http://bit.ly/ccctc1 Fun Fact: All CCHS students take the WorkKeys their senior year! READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School first and second grade students visit the Mississippi Children's Museum. Students engaged in many hands on learning activities. Students explored the digestive system, rode bikes that showed how their bones work while riding, caught catfish, explored small Mississippi state replicas of important landmarks. Students played with puppets,... READ MORE >
We would like to congratulate the 2019-2020 Teacher and Paraprofessionals of the Year and thank them for a job well done. AES - Teacher of the Year Bethany Busby Paraprofessional of the Year Emily TriceCCHS - Teacher of the Year Melissa Stevens Paraprofessional of the Year Sara SmithCCCTC - Teacher of the Year Ashley Fondren ... READ MORE >
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Ms. Kay is one of the sweetest and kindest ladies you will ever meet. She works in our Weir Elementary Cafeteria serving our staff and students. Our students see her sweet smile, and her positive attitude. She is a quiet lady who radiates a great attitude. We are truly proud to have her as our paraprofessional of the year. We are blessed to have her on our... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School fourth graders celebrated our Veterans with a wonderful program! The program was full of patriotic songs and speaking parts. Mrs. Kirk, music teacher, led the songs and the 4th grade teachers decorated the auditorium. What a beautiful program. The fourth grade students READ MORE >
Each MPE (Mississippi Professional Educators) offers awards to classroom grants for Mississippi Teachers who are associated with the MPE. Mrs. Chase wrote a grant and received $963 to purchase MATH books, lanyards, and buttons for her Math classroom. The books will help enrich her student's math vocabulary. She has ordered books that will help with numbers and... READ MORE >
Awesome conference for the Mississippi Association of School Administrators! Speakers and presenters were on point! READ MORE >
The Council House Cafe generously provided lunch for FCE's Little Chargers for August. We are so proud of these students and the exemplary character. We are grateful to the Council House for their generosity in hosting and sponsoring lunch READ MORE >
View the entire news article featured on WCBI here. READ MORE >