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.
FCE 1st graders created Pumpkin Book Reports using their favorite character from an AR book. They shared the title, author, illustrator, character, and their favorite part of the book with their classmates.
Kinzley portrayed "The Little Mermaid."
Dylan portrayed "Wild Kratz, Wild Cats."
Preslee portrayed "The Cat in the Hat."
Grayson portrayed "The Ninja's Path."
Cooper portrayed "Skippyjon Jones Mummy Trouble."
Sadie portrayed "Cinderella."
Joshua portrayed "The Lion King."
Kayla portrayed "Peppa Pig Goes on a Picnic."
Kandler portrayed "Pete at the Beach."
Logan portrayed "Arthur's Jelly Beans."
FCE Red Ribbon Week
FCE pre-K-2nd grade had a great time at Bull Bottom Farms!
FCE Kindergarten had a blast on the 50th day of school!
FCE Kindergarten enjoyed making ice cream in a bag while learning letter Ii.
French Camp Elementary School
T1 Honor Roll
Superintendent’s List
1st Grade: Cooper Johnston, Sadie Meyer
4th Grade: Bentley Steadman
6th Grade: Kyle Grice, Jackson Rushing
Principal’s List
1st Grade: Grayson Geiser, Kandler Stanford, Logan Steadman
2nd Grade: Sam Chesteen, Rylee Kate Griffin, Brighton Martin, Eden Martin, Luke McCoy, Tristan Rabun, Knox Stanford
3rd Grade: Luke Dees, Jay Ferguson, Elly Geiser, Adilyn Leach, Mason Ramage,
Charly Riddell
4th Grade: Nate Banga, Savannah Holly, Britton Rushing
5th Grade: Robert Bentley, Elliot Breazeale, Collin Hooten, Marcus Lacey, Grey Martin, Reagan McCoy
6th Grade: Ty Martin, Kambrie Perry
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Beginning October 25, 2021, Choctaw County School District will be using GoFan to sell tickets to each of their events, except football (football will begin next school year). Click the link for more details. https://5il.co/10ohy
Beginning October 25, 2021, Choctaw County School District will be using GoFan to sell tickets to each of their events, except football (football will begin next school year). Click the updated link for more details. https://5il.co/10ohy
FCE recently honored their custodians, Mrs. Lashara Davis and Mr. David McNutt, for always making the school Sparkle and Shine! They operate behind the scenes and are often under-appreciated for the hard work they do day after day. They contribute greatly to the success of our school. Thank you, Mrs. Davis and Mr. McNutt.
Mr. Burton treated FCE students and staff this morning in celebration of our Fall Break!
FCE fifth graders are practicing multiplying fractions by using models.
FCE Kindergarten is rocking their new tablets. They love “Academy of Reading”!
FCE Second Graders worked together to create a draft of their “schema” to make comprehension connections.
FCE Second graders had fun with their Place Value Donut Activity!
FCE's Mr.McNutt and Mrs. Davis are celebrating CCHS Homecoming in style!!
Mrs. Becky Rosamond from the US Fish and Wildlife Department came to visit FCE kindergarten to talk about insects.
FCE kindergarten Twin Day!
FCE students have had a blast “twinning” for Homecoming Week.
Mr. Burton and Mr. McNutt rockin' Twin Day!
Double vision!!!
A few sixth graders at FCE have found their twins!
FCE 1st grade spirit coming through on Twin Day!
FCE fourth graders dress up for Twin Day.
FCE 3rd graders "twinning!"
Twin fun in fifth!
French Camp Elementary pre-k cuties are best friends!
Spirit day fun!
Sixth graders at FCE are having so much fun supporting our Chargers during homecoming spirit days!!
FCE 1st graders have spirit!
5th graders at FCE have team spirit!
FCE teachers show their team spirit for CCHS Homecoming Week.
FCE fifth grade science students complete an experiment to determine the solubility of different substances.
FCE rockin' it at school today to support our Chargers!
FCE Kindergarten Parents showed their appreciation to the FCE Staff by providing loaded teas for everyone. They also gave each student in the school a Coke for break. We are blessed with some of the best staff and students!
FCE 5th graders enjoyed participating in a scarecrow relay. Students worked in groups practicing eight different math skills. There were eight rounds each with a set of new questions. Each person solved their own problem. Correct answers advanced each team to draw one piece of the scarecrow each round. Once finished, the team received a new set of questions. All teams completed the relay with a finished scarecrow!
FCE Kindergarten learned about insects this week, and they have had so much fun bringing in different insects to show.
Students at FCE are so thankful for the books donated to our classroom by the Pay It Forward Foundation.
CCSD continues our efforts to conserve energy wherever we can. Please take a look at the impact we have had on the environment.
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Some of the FCE Second Graders enjoyed playing a verb and adjective identification game.
Second graders at FCE used manipulatives to solve missing addend problems in Math.
French Camp Elementary School's August Little Chargers have started this year off so well. They have been working very hard academically and are also showing good character in and out of the classroom. August Little Chargers are: Reagan McCoy, Collin Hooten, Lawson Bradford, Kinley Watkins, Sam Chesteen, Elly Geiser, Miley Steadman, Bethany Rabun, Nora June Cates, J J Ferguson, Logan Steadman, Jackson Rushing, Sadie Meyer, Eden Martin, and Bentley Steadman.
FCE teachers were welcomed back to school with goodies and enjoyed several treats from our 6th grade August Teacher Treaters. The group also provided ice cream as a welcome back to school treat for our students. Special thanks to Kayla Collier, Michelle Bridges, Shawna Grice, Lisa Breazeale, and Pat Thomas for spoiling our staff and students. Thank you ladies!
FCE 1st graders practice spelling sight words using Plus Plus blocks.
Fourth graders work on multiplying with the area model in Mrs. Chesteen’s math class.
CCSD will operate on a 2 hour delay on Tuesday, August 31. Breakfast will not be served. Faculty and staff report at 9am.
All CCSD campuses and offices will be closed tomorrow Monday August 30 due to inclement weather!
Fourth graders practice subtraction while playing a game to “make their own monster.”
In the interest of FCE staff and students, we will be implementing Virtual Learning starting tomorrow, Thursday, August 26 and continuing through Labor Day. Regular classes will resume on Tuesday, September 7. Classroom teachers will contact parents to check in and explain how to access assignments and answer any questions. If anyone does not have internet, there will be a hot spot provided in the teachers' parking lot to download assignments. Anyone interested in picking up student lunches will need to call the school office at 662-547-7102 by 8:30 each morning. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Our goal is to resume school on Tuesday, September 7, as normally and safely as possible. Please feel free to call the school with concerns or questions. Thank you.
FCE fifth graders completed a sorting activity in Math to practice matching expressions with word problems and solutions. They did an awesome job!
After reading Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse, FCE 1st graders took on a new STEM challenge. The challenge was to create a teacher using only paper clips and play dough. They showed determination and creativity and conquered the challenge!
Sixth graders at FCE are perfecting their skills on finding text features in text and telling what text features add to texts.
Choctaw County School District is in the process of completing our ARP ESSER application. Click on the link below to provide suggestions on how we should budget these funds. https://forms.gle/5Uad58eEzZrBAxAb6
FCE sixth graders are working hard on their mentor sentence for the week. This week’s sentence comes from the book The Golden Rule. On Wednesday, students find ways to revise the sentence to make it better! Way to go 6th graders!
FCE 1st graders completed their first coding challenge today. Using the book, Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse, they had to first sequence the events of the story, then program their robot to follow the correct order of events.
FCE fifth graders enjoyed a game of ‘Would you rather’ this morning.
Mrs. Jackie, from the MS Museum of Natural Science came to visit FCE kindergarten today in order to wrap up their reptile unit. She brought along some cold blooded friends!
FCE kindergarten enjoyed making their very own lemonade today in order to reinforce the sound of letter L.
FCE fifth graders enjoyed a game of ‘Would you rather’ this morning.
After reading, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, FCE 1st graders completed a cooperative STEM challenge to build a coconut tree for the letters A,B, and C.
FCE 1st graders started the school year off right!! We are all so excited to learn all we can!
Sixth grade at FCE had a wonderful first day of school!! We are excited for school!
Students in Mrs. Telano’s classes learned the value of a good book by researching famous quotes and creating artwork for our classroom.
Fifth & Sixth graders at FCE learned how one small act of kindness can cause a ripple effect and help kindness spread! Building a strong classroom community is important for a successful school year.
Fourth graders play a game to practice number forms.
FCE fifth grade science students illustrate the process of photosynthesis.
FCE third graders work on array centers.
Please take a moment to read over our updated Safe Return to School Policy. https://5il.co/wxom Keep Charging Forward!!!
FCE is off to a great start of the 2021-22 school year!
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Get Your Meal Applications Done Without the Wait!
You don't have to wait for the paper applications to arrive!! We are still taking online applications for free and reduced meals @ www.myschoolapps.com.
School supplies for FCE students will again be supplied by the county this year. We do recommend and encourage sending a water bottle for your child to be filled as needed at the bottle stations. Water fountains will continue to be closed due to Covid.
Signs you will see on our campuses. Please note signs are subject to change as covid-19 numbers dictate for our area
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**Please note that guidelines are subject to change as covid-19 numbers dictate for our area.**
Breakfast and lunch will continue to be provided at no cost for the 2021-2022 school year. However, meal applications are still required for students. MySchoolApps at www.myschoolapps.com is the fast and secure way to complete the application.
FCE staff is so excited to see all of our students back at school!!
We will have an Open House on Monday, August 2nd at 3-5 pm and hope to see you there.
Also, parents can pick up registration packets from the FCE office on Thursday, July 29th and Friday, July 30th or print them from the Choctaw County School District website if you'd like to bring them completed to Open House.
To all Choctaw County School District Parents:
CCSD is proud to announce we will be participating in the Seamless Summer Option for school year 2021-2022. This means that the District will be allowed to provide breakfast and lunch to all students at no cost. This will begin August 5, 2021 and continue through the end of the school year (May 25, 2022). All items that are considered extra sales will not fall under this program. (Extra milk, fries, ice cream, etc.)
We receive federal funding each year which is in part determined by school lunch application data so we will still send home a lunch application form with each student to complete. We encourage everyone to please complete the form and return it to your child’s school so that we will receive a high level of funding. This will in no way change your child’s ability to receive free meals for the 21-22 school year.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
CCSD Virtual Learing Program
Please click link for announcement regarding Virtual Learning Program for 21-22 school year. https://5il.co/vnjx
CCSD is making preparations for the upcoming school year. Please review the 21-22 Safe Return to School Plan by clicking the link https://5il.co/sado You may send comments about the plan to ccsdhelp@choctawsd.ms
CCHS Graduation
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Please take 5 minutes to help your child's school make technology decisions. This is an anonymous survey regarding your technology use. This will help your child's school choose the right technology for classrooms. There are no right or wrong answers. Everyone will have a different set of answers to these questions, depending on his/her different experiences. Thank you for your time and ideas!
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Attention French Camp Elementary Parents, please take 5 minutes to help your child's school make technology decisions. This is an anonymous survey regarding your technology use. This will help your child's school choose the right technology for classrooms. There are no right or wrong answers. Everyone will have a different set of answers to these questions, depending on his/her different experiences. Thank you for your time and ideas!
FCE Survey: http://www.bbyt.es/BE4TP
Sixth graders at FCE enjoyed their last field day as elementary students! FCE will not be the same without these kiddos!
FCE 1st graders loved their field day today. Water slides and snow cones are always a hit on field day!
A huge thank you to Dakota Brasher and Cater Wood from Dakota Brasher Agency Alfa Insurance for lunch today. The FCE staff appreciated it very much!
FCE's 1st through 5th Awards Ceremony will be live on the French Camp Elementary and the French Camp Elementary PTO Facebook pages. The program will be Tuesday, May 18th at 10:00. Hope you can join us!
FCE April Little Chargers
Henley Baxter, Maddox Murtagh, Harper McDaniel, Knox Stanford, Charly Riddell, J J Ferguson, Kinley Watkins, Savannah Holly, Hayden Scott, Grey Martin, Miley Steadman, Kyle Grice, Rebecca Gilbert, Shaine Hagemore
FCE fifth graders had fun competing to see which group could finish the Math scavenger hunt first!
FCE 3rd and 4th graders showing off their shirts they made for meeting AR goals.
Teacher Appreciation Week at FCE has been amazing. Our PTO has showered us and our students with goodies all week. We could not accomplish all that we do withour the support of our parents. Thank you all so much!
Teacher Appreciation Week at FCE has been amazing. Our PTO has showered us and our students with goodies all week. We could not accomplish all that we do withour the support of our parents. Thank you all so much!
CCSD is making preparations for the upcoming school year. Please review the 21-22 Safe Return to School Plan by clicking the link https://5il.co/sado You may send comments about the plan to ccsdhelp@choctawsd.ms
CCSD is making preparations for the upcoming school year. Please review the 21-22 Safe Return to School Plan by clicking the link https://5il.co/sado You may send comments about the plan to ccsdhelp@choctawsd.ms
Due to the potential for inclement weather the Choctaw County School District will have a virtual learning day on Tuesday May 4! All campuses will be closed!
FCE 1st graders LOVE to read! While waiting on the buses to arrive today, Rylee and Josiah got out their readers to share their stories with each other and Mrs. McKnight.
FCE kindergarten has been learning about space this week. Today they pretended to be planets while orbiting the sun!
FCE sixth graders in Mrs. Telano’s class are working so hard. They are putting the final touches on their analyzing literature skills using engaging texts from iReady.
FCE fifth graders are hard at work concentrating on doing their best on their performance task practice!
After reading "Chickens Aren't the Only Ones," FCE 1st graders classify animals as oviparous or vivparous. Through their research, students discovered many fascinating facts about different animals.
French Camp Elementary March Little Chargers
Warren McDaniel, Chloe Guillory, Logan Steadman, Raelyn Shearer, Adi Leach, Jaleigha Johnson, Bentley Steadman, Reagan McCoy, Robert Bentley, Tristan Clark, Jackson Rushing, Ayden Watkins.
Not pictured - Joshua Sheedy and Bella Davis
FCE 1st graders love to celebrate accomplishments in reading. Today Knox Stanford read a story aloud for his classmates to enjoy.
Becky Rosamond from the MS Department of Wildlife came to teach FCE kindergarten about frogs and toads!
FCE PreK and kindergarten had a fun time Thursday at the Council House Cafe for their Easter eggs hunt and lunch!
Pre-K had a great time hunting for Easter eggs.
FCE kindergarten is enjoying creating Easter crafts and practicing their writing skills this week!
Second Graders at FCE had so much fun having a Sonic picnic with ice cream and hunting Easter Eggs at Little Mountain last week!
Due to the threat of severe weather on Thursday March 25 CCSD will have a virtual learning day! Please be safe and weather aware!
Students in Mrs. Telano’s 5th and 6th grade reading class worked extremely hard the month of February researching influential African Americans from the past and present.
Each student was given a person to research and learn about. They then chose how to present their findings. These students chose to create poster boards to showcase their famous African American. Other students created a Google Slide presentation.
FCE Second Graders did an awesome job creating animal habitats with their families. They are finishing up a research paper about their animals to present to their class and teachers.
French Camp Elementary recently held a PENNY WAR to help raise money for a former student, John, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. All together we raised $2,550.00 for John and his family. 1st grade won the penny war and 2nd grade raised the most money. Both classes will be treated to a hamburger/hotdog cookout. Thank you to all the students and parents who supported this worthy cause.
Each month the teachers at French Camp Elementary pick students who have shown good character and name them Little Chargers. Pictured are February Little Chargers: Ace Alexander, Kayla Sillah, Sadie Meyer, Sam Chesteen, Aly White, Luke Dees, Britton Rushing, Nate Banga, Joshua Thomas, Marcus Lacey, Kambrie Perry, Cristina Demecio, Amberlyn Hutchinson, and Anderson Littlejohn.
FCE sixth graders enjoyed the afternoon sun while working review on ratios and equations.
FCE Second Graders enjoyed a Green Egg Snack Friday while listening to Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss.
FCE Kindergarten have enjoyed listening to stories being read to them by the big kids!
FCE 5th graders enjoyed a fraction activity involving basketball. Students made their own fractions based on points scored, combined fractions with unlike denominators, practiced using benchmark fractions for comparing, and made a human line plot.
FCE staff and teachers are so appreciative of our parents! They have spoiled us several times this year, and Valentine's was no different! Thank you, parents!
Pre-K enjoys treats from the parents and teachers at FCE.
Kayden Meyer and River Hutchinson work on third grade math review outside after the week of the Ice Storm.
Normal school schedule for Tuesday February 23! Bus drivers will be contacting those where roads still have ice. Parents on those routes you can bring your students, arrange to meet the bus at a safe location or be virtual one more day just notify the school! #ChargingForward
Due to slippery road conditions CCSD will operate on virtual schedule Monday February 22! Faculty and staff please report at 9:30am. Campuses will be open for those that need WiFi but cafeterias will be closed. Thank you for your patience during time!
Due to another round of wintery weather and hazardous road conditions, all CCSD schools will be virtual for Thursday and Friday February 18 & 19! All campuses are closed! Stay safe and warm!
Due to extreme cold temperatures and dangerous travel conditions, All CCSD campuses will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday February 16&17! All classes will meet virtually! We will announce Wednesday regarding plans for Thursday. Stay safe and warm!
Reminder all CCSD campuses will be closed on Monday February 15 in observance of President’s day!
Fifth graders in Mrs. Telano’s class are researching famous African Americans. They will be writing an informative essay and creating a poster or Google Slideshow to display their research.
Sixth graders in Mrs. Telano’s class traded in their hard earned Class Dojo points! Anderson Littlejohn and Bella Davis chose to use their points not for themselves, but to read to our Pre-K and Kindergarten classes. ♥️
They enjoyed this so much, and hope the littles did too!
The French Camp Elementary School 2020-2021 teacher of the year is Mrs. Tami McKnight. Mrs. McKnight began her school career in 1st grade at French Camp Elementary. She says that the influence of stellar teachers such as Polly Allen, Becky Rogers, and Terry Stacy firmly shaped her decision to become an educator. She joined the Choctaw County School District team in 2008 as a 2nd grade teacher at Ackerman Elementary School for one year. The next year she came to French Camp Elementary where she has taught 1st -5th grade ELA and self-contained
classrooms, 7th and 8th grade girls’ PE, 8th grade science and been the reading interventionist and a Beta Club sponsor. In her five years in 3rd grade, she has seen the implementation of the 3rd Grade Reading Gate test and shared in the success of her students with a nearly 100% pass rate. Mrs. McKnight is in her first year of teaching 1st grade at French Camp Elementary. She has successfully made the transition to 1st grade, and she is doing a phenomenal job closing the gap which was made after the students were out of school for five months due to Covid-19. Mrs. McKnight believes that reading is vital to student success in school and beyond, and she is passionately committed to ensuring the reading success of every student that she has the honor of teaching.
Mrs. McKnight says that each year she has been shaped and stretched as a teacher and a person by the students she has been privileged to spend the year with, and the 2015-2016 school year was no different. During that year, two DHS foster children came to be a part of the FCE family and were in her ELA classroom. She says that through the Lord’s leading and mountains of paperwork and red tape, she and her husband became foster parents to them in May of 2016. In December of 2017, their adoption was finalized and they became a family of nine. The process of working with DHS and children in the system has opened her eyes and heart in a whole new way to the unique needs and circumstances of the students in her care, and shaped her into an educator who genuinely treasures not only the minds of children, but their hearts as well. Mrs. McKnight says that being selected Teacher of the Year by her family at FCE is such an honor and the Lord has used being part of the Choctaw County School District to shape her life and the life of her family in ways she never would have imagined.
Pictured with Mrs. McKnight is Mr. Shane Burton, principal of French Camp Elementary School.
Mrs. Perry’s 3rd grade PACE students celebrated National Bubble Gum Day by researching how bubble gum is made, experimenting with how long the flavor lasted and measuring how big a bubble they could blow using different brands of bubble gum. They ended the day completing a gum ball sudoku puzzle.
The French Camp Elementary School parent of the year for 2020-2021 is Mrs. Sherry Curington. Drawing from a love of children and an affinity for hands-on projects, Mrs. Sherry has made numerous visits to the FCE kindergarten class this year and led students in several educational activities. Mrs. Sherry’s projects have included making lemonade for the letter L, constructing homemade paper for the letter P, and manipulating “Rapunzel Hair” out of sugar for the class fairy tale unit. The students love when she comes to visit, and they have learned many things from her this year.
Mrs. Sherry, her husband Mac, and son Jacob, live in Winona, MS, and they are currently in the process of moving to the French Camp community. Mrs. Sherry’s daughter, Crystal Ray, teaches kindergarten at FCE, and her oldest granddaughter, Kinley Kate is a Pre-K student at FCE. Mrs. Sherry also has a second granddaughter, Kambrie, who is 2 years old. Thank you Mrs. Sherry for all that you do for students at French Camp Elementary School!
Pictured with Mrs. Curington are her granddaughter, Kambrie Ray and Mr. Shane Burton, principal of French Camp Elementary School.
The French Camp Elementary paraprofessional of the year is Heather McIntire. She has been a teacher assistant at FCE for three year. Choctaw County School District is where her education began. She started school at Weir Attendance Center in kindergarten and graduated as salutatorian of the first graduating class of Choctaw County High School. She says that Choctaw County Schools have played a vital role in her education and she intends to make the same impact on the students that she has today. She says that each student that she has had the opportunity to work with holds a special place in her heart and that it inspires her to watch them learn.
Mrs. McIntire is kind and compassionate and treats her students as she would her own. She actively seeks to make them not only better students but better people. She goes above and beyond what is expected of her as an assistant. Her students love and respect her. Mrs. McIntire jumps in wherever and whenever she is needed with a smile on her face. She has a servant heart and it shines daily as she works with our students and staff. She says that it is an honor to be the FCE Paraprofessional of the Year.
Pictured with Mrs. McIntire is Mr. Shane Burton, principal of French Camp Elementary School.
French Camp Elementary School recently held an online RADA fundraiser. The students who sold $500.00 in merchandise received a $20.00 Wal-Mart gift card. Pictured are Ace Alexander, Henley Baster, Jace Latham, and Easton Hunt. Congratulations to these students!!!
French Camp Elementary School recently held an online RADA fundraiser. The student who sold the most merchandise received a $50.00 Wal-Mart gift card. Pictured with Mr. Burton is the top seller Ace Alexander. Congratulations Ace!
4th grade PACE at FCE celebrated National Thank a Mail Carrier Day by completing critical thinking activities and writing thank you postcards to our mailman, Mr. Sammy. The highlight of the day was finishing up our Pringles Challenge and seeing whose Pringle was packaged effectively enough to survive a trip through the postal system.
FCE fifth graders were rewarded for meeting their goals with hot chocolate and donuts!
FCE Pre-K had fun using dramatic play to pretend to be octopuses living in the vast ocean.
Miley Steadman and Kaitlyn Collier research star charts for fifth grade science.
Elizabeth Campbell, RyAnn Bridges, and Kambrie Perry research telescopes for fifth grade science.
Tristan Clark and Ty Martin research compasses for 5th grade science.
French Camp Elementary School January Little Chargers
Kinley Kate Ray, Caden Ramage, Cayden Briggs, Anna Elizabeth Thompson, Tristan Rabun, Elly Geiser, Jayce Holly, Charlie Bridges, Kinley Watkins, Collin Hooten, Hayden Scott, Dina Gordon, Carson Howard, Jahkiyah Johnson, Brendan Thurman
Groundhog Day meant researching and reporting on Groundhog Days through the years, STEM projects, and Legoman shadow challenges for FCE/WES 5th grade PACE students.
Students in Mrs. Perry’s PACE classes celebrated the 100th day of school by completing a STEM challenge. Students used their designing, problem solving and engineering skills to construct a 100 cm tall tower using only spaghetti noodles and mini marshmallows. Congratulations to 4th graders Elliot Breazeale, Collin Hooten and Raegan McCoy for the most successful design!
The CCHS Archery Team had a kickoff shoot with Noxapater today.
The top scorers out of the possible 300 points were
Hannah Huffman 269
Bella Juarez 243
Riley Sheedy 241
FCE kindergarten had a great time celebrating the 100th day of school!
FCE Pre-K Happy 100th day!
Fifth graders at FCE are working hard this morning on their Measurement and Data digital task cards.
To celebrate all the successes FCE 1st graders have had in the first 100 days of school, we built polar bear dens with 100 marshmellows, collaborated to construct paper chains with 100 links, authored writing about 100 things we do and do not like, and completed a 100 exercise gym challenge!
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Riddell’s Second Grade class at FCE celebrated being 100 days brighter with a Glow Day Party!
5th graders from FCE visit the Rainwater Observatory to learn more about the stars and our solar system.
Fifth graders learn about the lunar cycle on their field trip to the Rainwater Observatory.
Fifth graders at FCE are working hard this morning on their Measurement and Data digital task cards.
FCE teachers were treated to charcuterie boards on Wednesday in honor of National Cheese Day.
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” Dr. Martin Luther King
Happy Birthday Dr. King
Fifth grade students at FCE had a little fun today working independently on a Geometry based activity. They constructed a cube, and then used it as a playing piece to work through geometric questions.
Fifth grade students at FCE had a little fun today working independently on a Geometry based activity. They constructed a cube, and then used it as a playing piece to work through geometric questions.
FCE second graders enjoyed working together to make a timeline of their daily activities. They focused on telling time, writing the digital time, and drawing the analog time.
FCE Second Grade had fun at their AR Reward Party!
Caden and Javari, Pre-K students at French Camp Elementary, enjoyed exploring the characters' environments in the story "Is Your Mama a Llama?"
FCE kindergarten celebrated 2021 with a NOON year countdown and a toast to the new year.
Due to the possibility of roads freezing tonight, Choctaw County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay on Tuesday January 12, 2021. Lunch only will be served.
Due to the threat of winter weather, CCSD will be having virtual classes Monday January 11, 2021. All campuses will be closed! Please be safe and have fun!
We will continue to monitor the weather and make a determination to have a regular school day or virtual school day for Monday on Sunday night.
FCE students, River Hutchinson and Nate Banga, work on fractions in Mrs. Chesteen’s third grade math class
French Camp Elementary School
Term 2 Honor Roll
Superintendent’s List
1st Grade – Rylee Kate Griffin, Brighton Martin, Eden Martin, Luke McCoy, Harper McDaniel, Tristan Rabun, Knox Stanford, Anna Elizabeth Thompson
2nd Grade – Luke Dees, Charly Kay Riddell
6th Grade – Amberlyn Hutchinson, Luke Thompson
Principal’s List
1st Grade – Sam Chesteen, Josiah Erving-Scott, Kaylie Marlow, Kylie Marlow
2nd Grade – Jay Ferguson, Elly Geiser, Mason Ramage, Raelyn Shearer
3rd Grade – Jaleigha Johnson, Britton Rushing, Bentley Steadman
4th Grade – Robert Bentley, Collin Hooten, Easton Hunt, Marcus Lacey, Grey Martin, Reagan McCoy, Madison Sumners, Joshua Thomas
5th Grade – Emmett Breazeale, Kyle Grice, Ty Martin, Kambrie Perry, Jackson Rushing
6th Grade – Bella Davis, Rebecca Gilbert, Anderson Littlejohn
French Camp Elementary School
Semester 1 Honor Roll
Superintendent’s List
1st Grade – Sam Chesteen, Rylee Kate Griffin, Brighton Martin, Eden Martin, Luke McCoy, Knox Stanford, Anna Elizabeth Thompson
2nd Grade – Luke Dees, Charly Kay Riddell
4th Grade – Joshua Thomas
5th Grade – Kambrie Perry
6th Grade – Rebecca Gilbert, Amberlyn Hutchinson, Luke Thompson
Principal’s List
1st Grade – Josiah Erving-Scott, Kaylie Marlow, Kylie Marlow, Harper McDaniel, Tristan Rabun
2nd Grade – Jay Ferguson, Elly Geiser, Jayce Holly, Araylee Mooney, Mason Ramage, Boston Rushing, Raelyn Shearer, Aly White
3rd Grade – Nate Banga, Savannah Holly, Jaleigha Johnson, Britton Rushing, Bentley Steadman
4th Grade – Robert Bentley, Collin Hooten, Easton Hunt, Marcus lacey, Grey Martin, Reagan McCoy, Madison Sumners
5th Grade – Emmett Breazeale, Kyle Grice, Ty Martin, Jackson Rushing
6th Grade – Bella Davis, Shaine Hagemore, Anderson Littllejohn
The free breakfast and lunch program has been extended to the end of the school year!!!!! All students will continue to eat free! Happy New Year!
Parents:
If you have been unable to activate a health portal account for your child, please be patient. When your child returns to school next semester, we will be sending home specific information that is needed in order for you to gain access to their health portal account. Thank you for your patience and may you all have a SAFE a Merry Christmas!
Please join us in watching the Choctaw County Junior High Choir preform their 2020 Christmas Cantata. https://youtu.be/zzX1BjR6ef0
FCE 1st graders practice their problem solving skills and cooperation skills while completing a Christmas tree stem challenge.
Fifth grade FCE math students are practicing their math skills by going shopping in a Christmas catalog activity.
Students in Mrs. Black's math class worked on presentation slides to participate in a geometry workshop. Students created their own geometry problem with visuals and explanations of how to work their problem. They did a great job presenting!
FCE 3rd and 4th graders are growing by leaps and bounds in Mrs. Chesteen's math class.
The FCE family is mourning the loss of one of our own this morning. Mr. Miller's contagious, huge smile and his heart for his Lord and the people around him will be deeply missed. Mr. Miller impacted staff and students alike with his cheerful, servant spirit and gentle, kind attitude. We are so grateful to have had the privilege of knowing him. Please join us in praying for his wife and family and the FCE family as well.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from the Charger Family! Stay safe, healthy and we look forward to seeing you next week! #ChargerFamily
FCE Food Drive winner is 2nd grade!! Congratulations and thanks to all who contributed by bringing cans!
FCE parents are the BEST!!! Today all the staff were surprised with Happy Kindness Day gifts from our parents! We are so grateful for the support and appreciation we have from our parents!
Students in Mrs. Perry's Pace class are working hard adding the finishing touches to their research project presentations.
FCE parents are the BEST!!! Today all the staff were surprised with Happy Kindness Day gifts from our parents! We are so grateful for the support and appreciation we have from our parents!
FCE parents are the BEST!!! Today all the staff were surprised with Happy Kindness Day gifts from our parents! We are so grateful for the support and appreciation we have from our parents!
FCE parents are the BEST!!! Today all the staff were surprised with Happy Kindness Day gifts from our parents! We are so grateful for the support and appreciation we have from our parents!
FCE parents are the best!
FCE parents are the BEST!!! Today all the staff were surprised with Happy Kindness Day gifts from our parents! We are so grateful for the support and appreciation we have from our parents!
FCE Second Grade collected over 200 items for the School Food Drive this week! Thanks to all the parents who helped support this!
FCE Second Graders had fun learning about polygons!
FCE pre-K and kindergarten celebrated pilgrims and Indians today for their Thanksgiving meal in the cafeteria.
Fifth graders in Mrs. Black’s math class are having fun in the sun practicing fractions!
CCSD would like to thank all veterans for their service and sacrifice! #ThankYouVeterans
A student at FCE has tested positive for COVID-19. All close contacts have been notified.
FCE is offering Rada Cutlery! If you need new cutlery, kitchen tools, gadgets, or bakeware, please contact any FCE student, parent, or teacher and we will hook you up!! The sale will end November 30th, so don't miss out! Thanks so much for your support!
FCE Second Graders are working hard at counting money!
FCE Second Grade enjoyed a fun day at Bull Bottom Farms!
Mrs. Telano’s 5th grade students enjoyed sharing and listening to each other’s summaries using the class microphone!
FCE third graders work on a Math sort to understand the difference between area and perimeter.
FCE pre-K and kindergarten took a trip to Bull Bottom Farms. They have been learning all about the life cycle of a pumpkin as well as farm animals.
Mrs. Black’s FCE fifth graders are working hard to visualize and calculate volume.
FCE October Little Chargers
Bethany Rabun, Jace Latham, Grayson Geiser, Kennedy Parkerson, Rylee Griffin, Knox Stanford, Charly Riddell, Thomas Craig, Jaleigha Johnson, Easton Hunt, Kambrie Perry, Jackson Rushing, Bella Davis, Luke Thompson. Not pictured - Robert Bentley and Bentley Steadman.
First Graders at Bull Bottom
First graders had a great time at Bull Buttom Farms today!
Students in Mrs. Chesteen’s science class study chemical and physical change by blowing up a balloon using vinegar and baking soda.
Sixth grade practiced their math vocabulary skills by working in groups to play Match-up!
Fifth grade participated in their Social Studies lesson by voting today!
FCE Second Graders enjoyed Bumper’s for lunch today for part of our Halloween Fun!
FCE Second Grade had a day full of BINGO, balloon popping, and all kinds of Halloween fun!
FCE fourth graders work on solving multi-step word problems.
Please take a moment to listen to all the exciting things happening at CCSD. https://youtu.be/yi4YvA0lCsk And always remember #KeepChargingForward
FCE students and staff enjoyed a visit from Curious George today, aka Mr. Burton!
Mrs. Telano's ELA students enjoyed taking a shot at her on costume day!
On the 50th day of school, FCE 1st graders celebrated with a 50's themed drive-in movie.
FCE 1st graders work hard on a STEM challenge. The challenge was to work as a table group to create a tower using candy pumpkins and toothpicks. Anna Elizabeth, Tristan, and Gage were the creators behind the tallest tower.
FCE 1st graders learned a lot about bats this week and wrote informational paragraphs to describe what they know.
I can’t remember today’s theme....🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Mrs. Telano’s 6th graders did it though!
6th grade students at FCE “put drugs to sleep!” With their pajamas!!
Mrs. Telano's 6th graders are rocking Red Ribbon Week's Red, White, and Blue Day!
Crazy Hair Day for FCE 3rd graders was a hit!
FCE 3rd graders celebrate Red Ribbon Week by dressing in red, white, and blue.
FCE 4th graders working on identifying text structure.
FCE Kindergarten celebrated the 50th day of school by dressing up and having root beer floats!
FCE Red, White, and Blue Day
FCE Crazy Hair Day
FCE 5th graders went on a measurement hunt this morning. They were given certain measurements to find in the classroom using a ruler. Students then converted the total of their measurements into inches and then converted their total measurements into feet and inches.
Mrs. Telano’s 5th and 6th graders have master several skills on Study Island, and these students were at the TOP of their class!! Way to go!
Students in FCE's fifth grade science work on studying the concentration of solutions using salt and water.
FCE Pre-K students enjoyed celebrating the 50th day of school with a bubble blowing contest, making coke floats, and a sock hop.
Students in Mrs. Black's FCE 6th grade math are working on Kahoot today. They are concentrating on the coordinate plane.
Fourth graders wear red, white, and blue during Red Ribbon Week!
Second Grade had a blast celebrating the 50th Day of School!
Mrs. Black’s FCE sixth grade students are focusing on their number system skills by working hard on their math centers.
Students in Mrs. Black’s fifth grade math class at FCE are working on activities to practice fractional area concepts.
On Friday FCE kindergarten and pre-K had a great time meeting community helpers!
Choctaw County School nurse, Megan Rainey, is teaching a hand washing lesson for the pre-kindergarten class at French Camp Elementary. In this picture she is showing Knalah that germs stick to your hands and the best way to get rid of them is washing your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water.
Mrs. Black's FCE 6th grade is practicing their math concepts on real world questions playing Math Madness.
Students in Mrs. Chesteen’s FCE 4th grade class play games to help them learn about multiplicative comparisons.
French Camp Elementary School
1st 9 Weeks Honor Roll
Superintendent’s List
1st Grade: Rylee Kate Griffin, Brighton Martin, Eden Martin,
Luke McCoy, Knox Stanford, Ann Elizabeth Thompson
2nd Grade: None
3rd Grade: Bentley Steadman
4th Grade: Robert Bentley, Elliot Breazeale, Collin Hooten, Grey Martin, Raegan McCoy, Madison Sumners, Joshua Thomas
5th Grade: Kambrie Perry
6th Grade: Amberlyn Hutchinson, Anderson Littlejohn,
Luke Thompson
Principal’s List
1st Grade: Sam Chesteen, Kaylie Marlow, Kylie Marlow, Tristan Rabun
2nd Grade: Luke Dees, Jay Ferguson, Elly Geiser, Araylee Mooney, Mason Ramage, Charly Riddell, Boston Rushing, Raelyn Shearer,
Aly White
3rd Grade: Nate Banga, Savannah Holly, River Hutchinson,
Jaleigha Johnson, Britton Rushing
4th Grade: Easton Hunt, Marcus Lacey
5th Grade: Emmett Breazeale, Kyle Grice, Ty Martin, Jackson Rushing
6th Grade: Bella Davis, Rebecca Gilbert, Shaine Hagemore
Students played a game of Jeopardy to review their math skills in Mrs. Black's FCE fifth grade.
Elliot Breazeale uses his problem solving and critical thinking skills to complete a fall math puzzle during PACE at FCE.
A big Thank You to Choctaw Regional for providing flu shots to CCSD! Pictured are Kamryn Pearson and Madison Shelton student nurses from MUW and Kim Thomas from CRMC. #flushots
Reminder that Monday and Tuesday is our Fall Break for students! Tuesday is a professional development day for teachers!
Don't forget Fall Break for students will be Monday, October 12 and Tuesday, October 13th. We'll see everybody back at school on Wednesday! Enjoy your break!
Ms. Kylie and Ms. Suzanna's pre-kindergarten class at French Camp Elementary pretended to be firemen, postal workers, police offices, waste management workers, veterinarians, nurses, and chefs as part of their community helper thematic unit. Mister Rogers summed it up by saying “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”
FCE Second Graders are working hard on creating Bar Graphs in Math!
FCE Second Graders had so much fun creating skeletons using Cheetos!
FCE sixth graders are working hard to practice their math skills on Freckle in Mrs. Black's math class.
Becky Rosamond from the MS department of wildlife came to visit Mrs. Ray’s kindergarten class to talk about insects.
Mrs. Jackie from the MS Museum of Natural Science came to visit Mrs. Ray’s kindergarten at FCE to talk about reptiles. She brought several reptile friends along with her including an alligator, snake, and various types of turtles.
September Little Chargers
Knalah Woodard, William Bingham, Maddox Murtagh, Preslee Dees, Harper McDaniel, Gage Bridges, Adi Leach, Boston Rushing, Britton Rushing, River Hutchinson, Joshua Thomas, Grey Martin, Tristan Clark, Ty Martin, Amberlyn Hutchinson, Anderson Littlejohn
Students in Mrs. Chesteen’s FCE fifth grade science class work on building boats out of play doh and tin foil to understand density.
Nothing like Quizizz on a Monday morning in fifth grade to practice our fraction skills in Mrs. Black's FCE math class.
FCE 1st graders, Sadie Meyer and Luke McCoy, recite the weekly poem for their classmates.
Students in Mrs.Perry’s 5th grade PACE class worked in teams to engineer a device to bob for apples. They used their thinking skills to design, construct, test, adjust, and produce a final device to use in an Apple bobbing competition.
Happy Friday Everybody!! Please check out the link to see the latest info from the CCSD Nurses: https://5il.co/lrcm
Good luck tonight Chargers!!
#KEEPCHARGINGFORWARD
Did you know that your participation in the Census has a direct impact to Choctaw County Schools? The data collected through the Census count helps to determine the amount of Federal Funds that CCSD receives for our schools. Please take a few minutes and complete the 2020 Census survey. Our students will appreciate it!
Good Morning Chargers!! Today we encountered some problems with our original domain (choctaw.k12.ms.us) and it going to our website. I'm working to get this resolved, but this is a good opportunity for us to make the change to using choctawsd.ms and choctawsd.com. Thank you!!
This afternoon we had a few issues with our Chromebooks and internet accessibility. We are preparing the devices to safely work away from campus and ran into some unexpected problems in doing so. If your device is still unable to connect to any websites, the device policy needs to be updated. Typically this is done in 3 hours or less, but if it still has not updated, contact your school to arrange to have the device updated locally. Very sorry for the inconvenience. #KeepChargingForward
This afternoon we had a few issues with our Chromebooks and internet accessibility. We are preparing the devices to safely work away from campus and ran into some unexpected problems in doing so. If your device is still unable to connect to any websites, the device policy needs to be updated. Typically this is done is 3 hours or less, but if it still has not updated, contact your school to arrange to have the device updated locally. Very sorry for the inconvenience. #KeepChargingForward
This afternoon we had a few issues with our Chromebooks and internet accessibility. We are preparing the devices to safely work away from campus and ran into some unexpected problems in doing so. If your device is still unable to connect to any websites, the device policy needs to be updated. Typically this is done is 3 hours or less, but if it still has not updated, contact your school to arrange to have the device updated locally. Very sorry for the inconvenience. #KeepChargingForward
Attention Parents & Students! CCSD is proud to announce that the USDA is allowing the district to extend flexibilities of our Summer Food Service Program. Check out the details here >>> https://5il.co/kurn
CCSD is proud to announce our partnership with Choctaw County Regional Medical Center to offer Telehealth to our students and staff.
Click the link to watch our introduction video.
https://youtu.be/b9xAVF5EoRw
Thank you, and #keepchargingforward
We hope everyone had an excellent day back, just a reminder of our District Covind-19 Information: https://www.choctaw.k12.ms.us/o/choctawsd/browse/146348 #maskupchargers #keepchargingforward
We are excited to see our students tomorrow! We ask if you have the ability to bring your student to and from school please do so to help prevent bus crowding. #MaskUpChargers
We look forward to seeing faculty and staff tomorrow!Please report to your schools! Per the new governor’s executive order face masks or face shields now required.#WeGotUCovered
Distance Learning Info: https://5il.co/isil Please note, distance learning forms are due to the schools on July 31, 2020. Forms are available on each school's website.
New school Calendar
Schedule Change to allow additional training for teachers to better serve our students! Teachers report Aug 5 and students begin Aug 12! New school calendar will be on our website!
Students begin on August 5th! Note it is a Wednesday and will be a early dismissal day as well!
Below are the links to CCSD’s reopening plan. Schools will be posting plans specific to their campus!
1) Reopening Plan: https://5il.co/i8tk
2) Plans & Procedures: https://5il.co/i8s5
3) Online Registration Form: https://5il.co/i8tj
Below are the links to CCSD’s reopening plan. Schools will be posting plans specific to their campus!
Reopening Plan: https://5il.co/i8tk
Plans & Procedures: https://5il.co/i8s5
Online Registration: https://5il.co/i8tj
We look to start releasing the start of school plans next week Tuesday and beyond. We will release generalized plans from the district. Schools will release plans specific to them!
Administrators and medical personnel continue to work together to plan ways to have traditional start to school. Plans hope to be posted next week. Working on options for parents.
CCSD is planning on a traditional scheduled start to school in August! Our medical task force and admins have been and will continue to plan ways for CCSD to operate as safely as possible. Our goal is to keep schools open! It will take us all working together to achieve our goal
CCSD is planning on a tradition scheduled start to school in August! Our medical task force and admins have been and will continue to plan ways for CCSD to operate as safely as possible. Our goal is to keep schools open! It will take us all working together to achieve our goal!
Please take a moment to fill out our School Reintroduction Family Feedback survey. https://forms.gle/hbBn7R1P2ppRKYaMA
Thank you, and KEEP CHARGING FORWARD!!
Summer feeding program starts today! Lunch only will be served and is free to all children ages 0-18! It will be served from 11am-1pm at CCHS only. Lunch will be served Monday, Tuesday and Thursday the month of June. Grab and go style only!
The Choctaw County School District is participating in the 2020 Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge and are the same for all children 0 – 18 years of age regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Meals will be provided at the following site:
Choctaw County High School
Lunch Only (Pick up behind cafeteria)
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
June 1 through June 30, 2020
Hours of Operation Mon., Tues., & Thur. 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
To file a complaint of discrimination, write or call immediately to:
USDA
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20250-9410
(866) 632-9992 or (800) 877-8339 (TTY)
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Never forget the sacrifice that so many made so we may enjoy the freedom that we have today! #NeverForget
Today is the last day for the Spring Grab and Go Feeding program! 10:30-12:30pm at CCHS, FCE and WES. We will start back with the Summer Feeding Program in June! Thank you to all the volunteers that have prepared and served meals during this time!
Smiles to go is still available to serve our schools through teledentistry. Below are the links to the Smiles to Go app and eVisit website for students.
Android App https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evisit.app.smilestogodentistry
iPhone App https://apps.apple.com/us/app/smiles-to-go-dentistry/id1490004846?ls=1
Desktop site https://s2g.evisit.com
Thank you to all our Teachers! We appreciate your hard work and dedication. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
If you have a student going to school at CCSD please take a minute to fill out our Family Digital Readiness Survey to help us better prepare for our students technology needs in the future. Thank you! https://forms.gle/GoqwCMuzUkuVem7E6
If you have students at CCSD please take a minute to fill out our Family Digital Readiness Survey to help us better prepare for technology needs in the future. Thank you!
https://forms.gle/6uS2LoMYgAM919YU9
CCSD will restart the feeding program on Wednesday April 29th from 10:30am to 12:30pm at WES, FCE and CCHS! Drive through grab and go style as we did before!
This institution is an equal opportunity provider!
Kindergarten registration announcement! Help spread the word!
Pre K registration announcement instructions! Please help spread the word!
CCSD will remain closed the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. This includes all campus buildings, practice facilities and athletic fields. We will be working on year end procedures soon. Please practice social distancing so we can "Keep Charging Forward" this fall!
To help slow the spread of COVID-19 the CCSD will have to suspend the feeding program at this time. We hope to provide this service again in the future when it is safe for our students and everyone involved in providing this service. Please shelter in place and stay safe!
Reminder: Food pick up will be Monday and Wednesday this week at CCHS, WES and FCE! You will pick up food Monday for both Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday you will get enough food to cover through Friday.
Breakfast and lunch for Thursday and Friday will be provided during Thursday’s pick up! We will not be open for pick up on Friday, we will provide both meals for Thursday and Friday at Thursday’s pick! 10:30-12:30 at CCHS, WES and FCE!
Feeding Program Information and Instructions!
Hooray!!! We received approval from the state to begin our feeding program! Trucks will deliver during the day on Monday food and supplies so we can begin on Tuesday! More details of when and where will be posted On social media Monday afternoon! #ChargerFamily
We are looking for areas in the county that may have WiFi access and would be willing to open there network to CCSD students! Maybe a church or other location where students can pull up and connect from their vehicle! Email us if you can help!
FCE now has an email address set up answer any questions or concerns while we are closed. Please feel free to email us with any questions and we will try and get them answered as soon as possible. Keep Charging Forward!
Helpfce@choctawsd.ms
CCSD is in the process of getting answers to many questions regarding Seniors, grades, graduation, and many more! Please be patient as we work through these issues caused by COVID-19! Patience and prayers appreciated as we get through this together!
CCSD is in the process of getting our feeding program going! Stay tuned for an announcement of when and where coming soon!
Instructional opportunities and fun learning ideas will continue to be posted on social media outlets in the upcoming week. They are not required. We encourage family activities if you’re unable to access a device or internet.
Pre K and Kindergarten registration has been postponed until further notice. We will make an announcement when we have a new date.
CCSD will be closed next week to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. There will be no athletic events, practices or extracurricular activities of any kind. We ask everyone to exercise good hygiene and avoid crowds during this time. Stay safe and keep charging forward!
Choctaw County Schools will be extend spring break though next week out of caution to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. There will be no games, practices or extracurricular activities! The safety of not only our students is a priority but also our wonderful communities.
Due to the potential of bad weather CCSD will be dismissing today February 12,2020 at 2:30pm. Please stay safe and weather aware!
Due to flooded road conditions CCSD will operate on a 2 hour delay on Tuesday February 11, 2020. Bus drivers will use extra caution. Breakfast will not be served.
Due to the potential of flooding roads CCSD will be dismissing at 1:45pm. We will continue to monitor the weather throughout the evening! Be safe and weather aware!
Due to possible bad weather CCSD will dismiss at 1:15pm today 2-5-2020. Please stay safe and weather aware!
The flu virus is picking up steam in our state. Here are some ways to keep yourself and your family healthy during this peak flu season
1. Take the time to get your flu shot!
2. Wash your hands often with soap and water.
3. Cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze or cough.
4. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Remember how germs are spread!
5. Try to avoid close contact with people who are sick.
FLU tip of the day😊: The flu virus is spread mainly by droplets made when someone with flu coughs, sneezes or talks. These droplets can land in the nose or mouth of people standing nearby (yuck!). This is why it is very important to cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze (we’ll talk about that in a few days). Symptoms of the flu include: fever (usually high), cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, and/or chills. Flu symptoms typically come on suddenly. Next week our focus will be on ways to prevent the flu and what to do if you get the flu☹ Have a great weekend and stay weather alert!
FLU tip of the day: The BEST way to protect you and your family from the flu is to get a yearly flu vaccine. Flu vaccination is recommended for everyone 6 months of age and older. If you’ve not already gotten a flu vaccine, it’s not too late! You can get a flu shot from your local doctor, health department, and many pharmacies offer them as well. Protect yourself and your family. Get vaccinated! Stay tuned tomorrow as we discuss signs and symptoms of the flu and how it spreads from person to person.
Did you know that Influenza (“the Flu”) is a highly contagious disease that can be SERIOUS?? According to the CDC, millions of people get sick every year from the flu and require hospitalization. Many adults and children die each year as a result of flu complications. Over the next few days, we will be sending tips to keep you and your family protected from the flu.
Welcome back students and teacher! You can’t get to summer break if you don’t start 2nd semester! Make it the best one yet! #GoChargers!
Choctaw County School District will operate on a two hour delay tomorrow Wednesday December 11! This is due to the potential of hazardous travel conditions! Breakfast will NOT be served!
CCSD has a new phone app designed specifically for our District. Please check out the video and download the app from your app store. You can follow the school that your child attends to keep up with news, events, lunch menus and much more! https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
CCSD has a new phone app designed specifically for our School District. Please check out the video and download the app from your app store. You can follow the school that your child attends to keep up with news, events, lunch menus and much more! https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
CCSD has a new phone app designed specifically for our District. Please check out the video and download the app from your app store. You can follow the school that your child attends to keep up with news, events, lunch menus and much more! https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
Check out our new phone App!
https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
Check out our new phone App!
https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
Check out our new phone App!!
https://youtu.be/b6SDklQIfT4
Check out our new App! https://youtu.be/iFb7TaqXuN8
Check out the new Choctaw County Chargers App! Search “Choctaw County Chargers” in your App Store or market place! It’s everything Chargers in your pocket!
FCE 3rd graders were excited to welcome children from around the globe into their classroom. Children with the "His Little Feet" organization came and shared things about themselves and answered questions with the 3rd graders.
The Choctaw County School District would like to say a special "Thank You" to all Veterans!!
6th Grade Sovereign States
Principal Taxi
Jack-O-Lantern Jam
Red Ribbon Week
Paraprofessional of the Year
Teacher of the Year
Parent of the Year
September Little Chargers
October Little Chargers
Check out the second grade Place Value Hospital.
