Greetings CCMS families,
Did you know? We are an Olwelus Bullying Prevention Program School. See the flyer below.
Did you know? We are an Olwelus Bullying Prevention Program School. See the flyer below.
Greetings CCMS Families:
We are excited to highlight Mrs. Holmes’ 6th grade Science class! Our students had a blast using the scientific method to explore how many candies of each color are in a bag of Skittles. They collected data, made hypotheses, recorded their results on charts, created graphs, and drew conclusions just like real scientists.
This fun and engaging activity not only made science come alive, but also helped students work together, think critically, and discover the joy of learning through hands-on experiences.
CCMS is on the move!
We are excited to highlight Mrs. Holmes’ 6th grade Science class! Our students had a blast using the scientific method to explore how many candies of each color are in a bag of Skittles. They collected data, made hypotheses, recorded their results on charts, created graphs, and drew conclusions just like real scientists.
This fun and engaging activity not only made science come alive, but also helped students work together, think critically, and discover the joy of learning through hands-on experiences.
CCMS is on the move!
Are you interested in joining the Cougar Chain Crew this football season for home games? If so, email Dr. Chris Myers, Executive Director of Athletic Operations, at cmyers@colleton.k12.sc.us for more details. As always thank you for your continued support of the Colleton County Athletic Program.
The Colleton County Athletics Department has issued the following information on how to purchase tickets for the upcoming football games as well as parking passes for home games. Please reach out to the athletic booster president Corey Frazier for more information on parking passes.
The CCMS School Improvement Council will meet for the first meeting of the school year on August 20, 2025 from 4:00-5:00 pm in Ms. Anderson's Room 264. ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE is welcome to the meeting.
The Colleton County School District Office of Federal Programs is seeking input from all stakeholders—including community members, staff, parents, and students—regarding the allocation of federal funds. Your feedback is valuable in helping us make informed decisions that best support our schools and students. Please fill out the online survey at this link https://forms.gle/xp9Q8sWTR5TmqywF6
Good morning CCMS families,
The deadline to turn in the forms is August 20, 2025. Please turn them in as soon as you can.
The deadline to turn in the forms is August 20, 2025. Please turn them in as soon as you can.
"CCMS students and parents! GAP begins Monday, Sept. 8th, and is now accepting sign-ups! Please go to https://forms.gle/4Zi9TeNcqBWnHCxr8, scan the QR code, or get a paper copy from the CCMS main office. The program is Monday-Friday 4-6pm. Snack and supper will be served. There will be limited transportation beginning Sept. 15th. Applications will be due August 27th. Sign up today!"
Greetings CCMS Families,
Today we are excited to spotlight our 8th Grade Gifted and Talented Social Studies class!
Our GT students were given the task of creating models of a tribal village to represent one of the three main Native American tribes in South Carolina: Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee.
Each model showcases important aspects of tribal life, including:
Housing
Food sources
Natural resources
Region or environment
Students are also able to share their models and explain their thinking to peers and instructors. This process fosters discussions and collaborative learning, allowing students to learn from one another and deepen their understanding.
This project provided our students with an opportunity to apply their knowledge in a creative and hands-on manner while exploring South Carolina’s rich Native American history. We are so proud of their effort, creativity, and hard work! Great job to Mrs. Rainford and to her students.
CCMS—Champions in Motion!
Today we are excited to spotlight our 8th Grade Gifted and Talented Social Studies class!
Our GT students were given the task of creating models of a tribal village to represent one of the three main Native American tribes in South Carolina: Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee.
Each model showcases important aspects of tribal life, including:
Housing
Food sources
Natural resources
Region or environment
Students are also able to share their models and explain their thinking to peers and instructors. This process fosters discussions and collaborative learning, allowing students to learn from one another and deepen their understanding.
This project provided our students with an opportunity to apply their knowledge in a creative and hands-on manner while exploring South Carolina’s rich Native American history. We are so proud of their effort, creativity, and hard work! Great job to Mrs. Rainford and to her students.
CCMS—Champions in Motion!
The staff at Colleton County School District has been very busy for the start of the new year. The Communications Team has started an internal “Tell Me Something Good” campaign to boost team morale and keep the positive energy moving. Each week employees will submit something positive by 5pm on Friday. A random winner will be chosen each Monday and presented with a small token to say thank you for promoting positivity within our district.
This week our “Tell Me Something Good” winner was Mrs. Lisa Stephens from Colleton County High School. Mrs. Stephens shared the following quote, “Let your smile be the reason someone smiles today.” Congratulations and keep up the great work!
Pictured below: Mrs. Linda Hyman (Communications Team), Mrs. Jessica Williams (Superintendent), Mrs. Lisa Stephens (submission winner), Mrs. Beth Frank (Communications Team), Mrs. Becky Roy (Communications Team) and Mrs. Uirica Bodison (CCHS Principal)
This week our “Tell Me Something Good” winner was Mrs. Lisa Stephens from Colleton County High School. Mrs. Stephens shared the following quote, “Let your smile be the reason someone smiles today.” Congratulations and keep up the great work!
Pictured below: Mrs. Linda Hyman (Communications Team), Mrs. Jessica Williams (Superintendent), Mrs. Lisa Stephens (submission winner), Mrs. Beth Frank (Communications Team), Mrs. Becky Roy (Communications Team) and Mrs. Uirica Bodison (CCHS Principal)
Greetings CCMS families,
Please see the flyer below as we prepare for I-Ready testing this week and next week.
Please see the flyer below as we prepare for I-Ready testing this week and next week.
Our Colleton County School District athletics has shared the sports activities for the week. For more information follow the athletic page at https://www.colletoncountycougars.com/ . Your support is greatly needed and encouraged.
Greetings CCMS families,
The CCMS School Improvement Council will meet for the first meeting of the school year on August 20, 2025 from 4:00-5:00 pm in Ms. Anderson's Room 264. ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE is welcome to the meeting.
The CCMS School Improvement Council will meet for the first meeting of the school year on August 20, 2025 from 4:00-5:00 pm in Ms. Anderson's Room 264. ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE is welcome to the meeting.
As the i-Ready fall diagnostic testing kicks off this week for kindergarten through 8th grade, it is important to ensure your student is present and on time to school. Your child should get plenty of rest and eat a good breakfast in the morning. These assessments provide valuable baseline data to help track student growth throughout the academic year.
Greetings, parents and guardians!
We hope the school year is off to a great start for our students and you all as well!
We are excited about beginning the 2025 - 2026 school year for our 21st Century Afterschool GAP! GAP applications are available in our main office or via our QR code attached. GAP applications are due back by Wednesday, August 27th!
There will be limited bus transportation available beginning September 15th!
If you are looking for an incredible tutoring and enrichment program that offers help in math, ela & science, and other fun, engaging sessions, sign your child up today. All students will receive a snack at the start of our program and supper before going home.
All students MUST be picked up by 6 pm!
We hope the school year is off to a great start for our students and you all as well!
We are excited about beginning the 2025 - 2026 school year for our 21st Century Afterschool GAP! GAP applications are available in our main office or via our QR code attached. GAP applications are due back by Wednesday, August 27th!
There will be limited bus transportation available beginning September 15th!
If you are looking for an incredible tutoring and enrichment program that offers help in math, ela & science, and other fun, engaging sessions, sign your child up today. All students will receive a snack at the start of our program and supper before going home.
All students MUST be picked up by 6 pm!
Title I Parent & Family Engagement Specialist, Mrs. Tangela Green, is very excited about the lunch buddies mentoring program through the Office of Federal Programs. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, you must complete the sign-up by scanning the QR code on the flyer. We urge you to get involved and be a positive role model for the students of Colleton County School District.
On August 14, 2025 we wrapped up our Be Pro Be Proud truck experience at CCHS! 🚚🛠️ This mobile experience gives students the chance to explore options outside of college while learning about the most in-demand trades in South Carolina. BPBP provided hands-on opportunities to try truck driving, forklift operation, welding, and excavating simulators, plus VR experiences for carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, electrical work, and diesel technology.
We’re grateful to our School Board Members Sharon Witkin, Glenn Nixon, and Roman Cunningham for coming out to show their support, along with Leslie Johnson, our Regional Workforce Advisor, and Ms. Charlene Williams, our middle school CDF, for all her assistance. Special thanks to our teachers, students, and MVP student volunteers for making this two-day event a success.
This event was proudly organized by our High School Career Department, Ms. Jasmine Thomas and Mr. Romeo Edwards, and we couldn’t have done it without the amazing BPBP staff who kept our students engaged and inspired.
For more images, please click the following link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/qDhwb9jLrQ3EtT6m9
We’re grateful to our School Board Members Sharon Witkin, Glenn Nixon, and Roman Cunningham for coming out to show their support, along with Leslie Johnson, our Regional Workforce Advisor, and Ms. Charlene Williams, our middle school CDF, for all her assistance. Special thanks to our teachers, students, and MVP student volunteers for making this two-day event a success.
This event was proudly organized by our High School Career Department, Ms. Jasmine Thomas and Mr. Romeo Edwards, and we couldn’t have done it without the amazing BPBP staff who kept our students engaged and inspired.
For more images, please click the following link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/qDhwb9jLrQ3EtT6m9
Greetings CCMS families,
Please see the flyer below.
Please see the flyer below.
Greetings CCMS Families,
This week, we’re excited to highlight our amazing 6th graders and the outstanding work happening in their ELA classes. Students are working on a persuasive writing project in which they must convince people either to evacuate or to ride out a storm in the event of a major hurricane. This engaging assignment challenges students to use evidence to support their claims while connecting their writing to a real-world scenario. Authentic and meaningful projects like this help students strengthen critical thinking and communication skills.
A big shout-out to our 6th grade ELA department for designing such powerful learning experiences for our students. Check out these great photos of our teachers and students in action!
CCMS — We are Champions in Motion!
This week, we’re excited to highlight our amazing 6th graders and the outstanding work happening in their ELA classes. Students are working on a persuasive writing project in which they must convince people either to evacuate or to ride out a storm in the event of a major hurricane. This engaging assignment challenges students to use evidence to support their claims while connecting their writing to a real-world scenario. Authentic and meaningful projects like this help students strengthen critical thinking and communication skills.
A big shout-out to our 6th grade ELA department for designing such powerful learning experiences for our students. Check out these great photos of our teachers and students in action!
CCMS — We are Champions in Motion!
The Colleton County School District Office of Federal Programs is seeking input from all stakeholders—including community members, staff, parents, and students—regarding the allocation of federal funds. Your feedback is valuable in helping us make informed decisions that best support our schools and students. Please fill out the online survey at this link https://forms.gle/xp9Q8sWTR5TmqywF6
