Lenna Cross with Mrs. Reeder |
We're so proud of you, Lenna!
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Congratulations to Lenna Cross! She has won the first grade state championship in the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition. It was a fairy tale where she visits Fairy Land. She wrote the story last year as a first grader in Mrs. Kirk's Class. She is currently a second grader in Mrs. Shealy's class. We are very proud of you, Lenna! |
Rachael Cundey |
We're so proud of you, Rachael !
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Congratulations to Rachael Cundey! She spelled "oblivion" correctly and became the 2009 Scripps Howard Spelling Bee Regional Champion. She won an all expense paid trip to Washington DC in May for the National Spelling Bee, as well as a $500 savings bond and a dictionary. She tried her best in Washington D.C.. We're so proud of you, Rachael! |
Mrs. Kim Herrity |
2009-2010 Teacher of the Year!
Congratulations to Mrs. Kim Herrity! She is our Teacher of the Year! Great job, Kim! |
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SCE's Monthly Newsletter
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Check out our online version of South Columbia's monthly Home & School Connection newsletter! |
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Parent Orientation
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Find out important information on school rules, dismissal procedures, attendance and medication information, Tiger's Lair (our before and after school program), breakfast and lunch programs, ways to get involved, and much more. |
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Mission Statement
At South Columbia Elementary School, we are committed to meeting the individual needs of each student while challenging them to learn and achieve.
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Beliefs
We will provide:
• An enriched standards-based curriculum through differentiated instruction.
• A challenging learning environment that encourages high expectations for success through developmentally appropriate instruction.
• A school climate that fosters mutual respect, character, and self-discipline.
• An atmosphere in which students, parents, teachers and the greater community work cooperatively.
• A safe, nurturing, and structured environment to help each student reach their full potential.
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