Please see the attached information regarding Flu Shot Clinic Schedule from Sweetgrass Pharmacy & Compounding. The schedule is for October 6, 2025 and October 7, 2025. For those interested in receiving the vaccine, please fill out the registration form by clicking on the Sweet Grass logo on the flyer in the email you received. If you have any other questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Also note:
CCHS and CCMS times have changed:
CCHS 11:30 am-12:30 pm
CCMS and TCTC 1:30 pm-2:30 pm
Nurse Dingle
Also note:
CCHS and CCMS times have changed:
CCHS 11:30 am-12:30 pm
CCMS and TCTC 1:30 pm-2:30 pm
Nurse Dingle
The Colleton County School District Office of Buildings and Grounds would like to say thank you to all of the custodial staff who work day in and day out to keep our schools clean and safe. Your hard work is very appreciative. Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day!! Keep up the great work!!
Congratulations to this week's “Tell Me Something Good” drawing winner Mr. Jake Jacobs from Colleton County Middle School. Mr.Jacobs shared "In stepping into a new role within the district, I have received overwhelming support from district office staff. Thank you for all of your help Mrs. Headden and Mrs. Boseman!" Congratulations and keep up the great work!
Please see the attached flyer for a free health fair and community day. For more information, contact the individuals listed on the flyer.
Colleton County School District would like to thank our custodians for all the hard work, dedication, and commitment to maintaining the cleanliness, safety and functionality of our schools. Keep up the good work!
Greetings CCMS Families:
We are excited to highlight our 7th Grade Gifted and Talented Math class! Students are currently learning how to find unknown values in proportional relationships using tables. One effective strategy the teacher implemented was peer tutoring, where students who had mastered the concept assisted their classmates. This not only strengthened the understanding of the student helpers but also provided additional support and confidence for those still practicing the skill. Peer tutoring also increases collaboration and critical thinking. Great job to Mr. Mwangi and his class for working together to ensure everyone mastered the skill!
At CCMS, our goal is simple: to use effective teaching strategies that ensure all students achieve mastery of concepts.
We are excited to highlight our 7th Grade Gifted and Talented Math class! Students are currently learning how to find unknown values in proportional relationships using tables. One effective strategy the teacher implemented was peer tutoring, where students who had mastered the concept assisted their classmates. This not only strengthened the understanding of the student helpers but also provided additional support and confidence for those still practicing the skill. Peer tutoring also increases collaboration and critical thinking. Great job to Mr. Mwangi and his class for working together to ensure everyone mastered the skill!
At CCMS, our goal is simple: to use effective teaching strategies that ensure all students achieve mastery of concepts.
The Colleton County School District Office of the Superintendent has issued the attached weather announcement for district operations on Monday, September 29, 2025.
The Colleton County School District Office of the Superintendent has issued an important statement regarding the potential tropical weather impact.
Greetings CCMS Families:
We are excited to highlight Mrs. Sayas’s 6th Grade Math class! Today, students took on an area challenge where they acted as contractors. Their job was to design a concrete slab for a house, calculate the area, and determine the cost the customer would have to pay. Working in groups, students planned, solved, and presented their solutions to the class. Real-world math projects like this benefit student learning by making math meaningful, encouraging critical thinking, and showing students how the concepts they learn in class apply to everyday life. This project also supported 21st-century skills such as collaboration, problem-solving, and communication. Great job to Mrs. Sayas for planning such a meaningful and engaging lesson!
CCMS – Champions in Motion
We are excited to highlight Mrs. Sayas’s 6th Grade Math class! Today, students took on an area challenge where they acted as contractors. Their job was to design a concrete slab for a house, calculate the area, and determine the cost the customer would have to pay. Working in groups, students planned, solved, and presented their solutions to the class. Real-world math projects like this benefit student learning by making math meaningful, encouraging critical thinking, and showing students how the concepts they learn in class apply to everyday life. This project also supported 21st-century skills such as collaboration, problem-solving, and communication. Great job to Mrs. Sayas for planning such a meaningful and engaging lesson!
CCMS – Champions in Motion
The Colleton County School District Office of Transportation would like to invite you to meet your bus driver on September 25, 2025. The Office of Transportation is located at Colleton County Middle School. Guests will enter the building through the gym door. The attached schedule lists the meeting time, bus route number and driver. This will be a great opportunity for you to ask questions, establish communication and meet the wonderful staff who takes your students to and from school. We look forward to seeing you all at this interactive event. Click the link below for additional routes/ drivers for the meet and greet:
Congratulations to this week's “Tell Me Something Good” drawing winnerMrs. Chelsea Edens from Thunderbolt Career and Technology Center.
Mrs. Edens shared "My ECE (Early Childhood Education) 1 students are currently interning in classrooms at Black Street Early Childhood Center and I received an email from Mrs. Pearson last week in which she was praising my wonderful group of students! This is the email she sent me, "Just wanted you to know that in all the classrooms I observed in today, your TCTC kiddos were actively engaged and working with BSECC students. Cole was even helping to assess their letter knowledge. Great job to you and all of your students!" I am beyond proud of the future teachers we are growing right here in Colleton County. "
Congratulations to Mrs. Edens and keep up the great work!
Mrs. Edens shared "My ECE (Early Childhood Education) 1 students are currently interning in classrooms at Black Street Early Childhood Center and I received an email from Mrs. Pearson last week in which she was praising my wonderful group of students! This is the email she sent me, "Just wanted you to know that in all the classrooms I observed in today, your TCTC kiddos were actively engaged and working with BSECC students. Cole was even helping to assess their letter knowledge. Great job to you and all of your students!" I am beyond proud of the future teachers we are growing right here in Colleton County. "
Congratulations to Mrs. Edens and keep up the great work!
The Colleton County Athletics Department presents the weekly athletics schedule for the week of September 22, 2025 through September 27, 2025. We look forward to your continued support for all of our athletes.
On Thursday, September 18, the CCMS Career Department hosted Ms. Selena Sheppard, a business owner, real estate agent, and holistic health advisor/advocate. Ms. Sheppard shared her expertise in real estate and home ownership, elaborated on her experiences as a business owner and entrepreneur, and emphasized the importance of good health and wellness. We appreciate her valuable insights and information. Our students were enthusiastically engaged.
We are excited to highlight Mrs. Mariano's 8th Grade Science class! This week our students took on the Egg Drop Challenge, and it was a smashing success (well…for most eggs 😅). Through this hands-on project, students explored Newton’s Laws of Motion in action—discovering how forces, motion, and impact affect the fragile egg, and how creative designs can reduce the force of a collision. Beyond physics, this activity also promoted collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking as students worked together to design, build, and test their protective devices. We’re proud of how our scientists-in-the-making learned to apply science in a real-world engineering challenge!
CCMS – Champions in Motion 💙💛
CCMS – Champions in Motion 💙💛
Attention CCMS Families:
At CCMS, we prioritize the social and emotional well-being of our students. Our dedicated school counselors work tirelessly to support students’ growth in these areas. Over the past two weeks, our counselors have visited classrooms to deliver engaging and meaningful guidance lessons focused on managing conflict and conflict resolution. We want to give a huge shout-out to our school counselors—Mr. Pedigo, Mrs. Anna Stephens, and Mrs. Jaime Stephens—for a job well done! We also want to recognize Mr. Reed, one of our lead substitutes, for assisting one of our 7th grade classes with strategies for managing conflict. At CCMS, our mission is simple: to support the whole child, both academically and behaviorally.
At CCMS, we prioritize the social and emotional well-being of our students. Our dedicated school counselors work tirelessly to support students’ growth in these areas. Over the past two weeks, our counselors have visited classrooms to deliver engaging and meaningful guidance lessons focused on managing conflict and conflict resolution. We want to give a huge shout-out to our school counselors—Mr. Pedigo, Mrs. Anna Stephens, and Mrs. Jaime Stephens—for a job well done! We also want to recognize Mr. Reed, one of our lead substitutes, for assisting one of our 7th grade classes with strategies for managing conflict. At CCMS, our mission is simple: to support the whole child, both academically and behaviorally.
The Colleton County High School Band of Blue Booster Club will host the 2025 Walterboro Band Classic at Cougar Stadium in Walterboro, SC, on September 27, 2025. This will be our 48th year hosting the classic. Judges this year are Martin Dickey, David O'Shields, Ken Turner, Nikki Crawford, Randy Grantham and Jason Johnson.
Gates will open at 11:00am with the first band performing at 1:00pm. If you have any questions, contact Tom Finigan at TFinigan@colleton.k12.sc.us.
Gates will open at 11:00am with the first band performing at 1:00pm. If you have any questions, contact Tom Finigan at TFinigan@colleton.k12.sc.us.
Greetings CCMS Families,
We are excited to spotlight our wonderful library program at CCMS! Over the past couple of weeks, our ELA classes have visited the library to check out books, share their selections with classmates, and enjoy independent reading time.
A big shout-out goes to our library instructor, Mrs. Kierpiec, and library assistant, Mrs. Crosby, for creating such a welcoming and inspiring space that encourages students to read and explore. At CCMS, our goal is simple: to put a book in every child’s hand and foster a lifelong love of reading.
CCMS – Champions in Motion
We are excited to spotlight our wonderful library program at CCMS! Over the past couple of weeks, our ELA classes have visited the library to check out books, share their selections with classmates, and enjoy independent reading time.
A big shout-out goes to our library instructor, Mrs. Kierpiec, and library assistant, Mrs. Crosby, for creating such a welcoming and inspiring space that encourages students to read and explore. At CCMS, our goal is simple: to put a book in every child’s hand and foster a lifelong love of reading.
CCMS – Champions in Motion
On September 16, 2025, Colleton County School District had the great honor of recognizing the Office of Transportation for their hard work and dedication to the safety of transporting our students to and from school. Our transportation department is a vital part of our school district, and we thank the team for all they do.
We also had the pleasure of recognizing our students for the month of September. The Colleton County Middle School Robotics Team and the Northside Elementary Safety Patrol greeted our guests and read the mission statement for the Regular Board meeting. We congratulate and thank each of the staff and students for a job well done.
We also had the pleasure of recognizing our students for the month of September. The Colleton County Middle School Robotics Team and the Northside Elementary Safety Patrol greeted our guests and read the mission statement for the Regular Board meeting. We congratulate and thank each of the staff and students for a job well done.
The Colleton County School District honored several staff members for going above and beyond at the Committee of the Whole Meeting on September 9, 2025. Congratulations to Shadae Reid-Egbert from Bells Elementary School, Donna Crosby from Black Street Early Childhood Center, Ashley Whaley from Forest Hills Elementary School, Ricky Haynes from Colleton County Middle School and Denise Wright-Johnson from Thunderbolt Career and Technology Center.
The Bells Elementary School Beta Club greeted the guests who attended the meeting and read the mission statement. Thank you to those students and staff for a job well done.
The Bells Elementary School Beta Club greeted the guests who attended the meeting and read the mission statement. Thank you to those students and staff for a job well done.
Greetings CCMS families,
See the flyer below.
