Congratulations to all of the 5th Grade D.A.R.E. graduates and the essay winners - Kennedy W. & Layla D.!
Phones are currently down at HAES. We expect service to be restored within the hour.
During the December board meeting, Mr. Steve Long was voted as Chair, and Mr. Chris Worley was voted as Vice Chair.
During the December board meeting, Ms. Emily Grice was sworn in as board member. Welcome Ms. Grice!
At TCS, 8th grade students under Ms. Williamson's class worked on their 'Food Truck Simulation' project. After learning about figurative language in ELA and economics in Social Studies, students were tasked to combine the two objectives. Students created a food truck business by budgeting their expenses, designing menus to attract customers with figurative language menu descriptions and designing their food truck. Today, students rotated throughout the room to purchase from other "food vendors" and see how much profit they could make!
The Christmas performance at ODES was a big hit! The large crowd enjoyed the concert under the direction of music teacher Dawn Hayes.
The Nakina Middle School Chorus members and their teacher, Mrs. Dawn Hayes showcased their musical talents at the Carolina Opry in Myrtle Beach today.
Nakina Middle School students enjoy learning during 'Hour of Code' today!
TCS students building towers with nonsense words.
The Colts Elves provided a delightful Christmas Dinner today at Tabor City School!
Nakina Middle School
Students, in Miss Lane's class, worked on reading numbers and plotting those points on a coordinate plan. They made 3D Christmas trees once all their lines were connected!
7th Grade science students at WTS are engaged as they are collaborating working through their Newton’s First Law of Motion stations!
Mrs. Sellers' 5th grade students at Nakina Middle School learn how to research a country and holiday of their choice as part of their 'Holiday Tradition' assignment during library class. They are making authentic connections using the research process and choice.
Nakina Middle School
Mrs. Nobles' students enjoy navigating through stations which focus on a variety of skills. They are learning about Greek and Latin Roots. The reading passage had them citing textual evidence and working on activities from their New StudySync Reading Program.
Students in Ms. Bryant's ELA class at Nakina Middle School collaborate to read, discuss, analyze, and connect to the text.
Mr. Reaves' science students at Nakina Middle School collaborate to research, compare, and contrast the adhesion and cohesion of water.
Mrs Hinson’s 6th grade science classes at WTS did an experiment today using metal spoons, plastic spoons, and wooden pencils to see which one would be a better conductor of heat to melt butter.
Congratulations to our Lady Mustangs for being the Runners Up in the Nakina Invitational Volleyball Tournament and congratulations to East Columbus for winning 1st Place. We appreciate all the teams that participated and everyone that came out to support them. #nmsmustangs
Ms. Bryant’s 7th grade Language Arts students enjoyed presenting their poetry projects in today’s class.
Please take time to enjoy our winning 2024 Christmas Card submission, which was designed by sophomore Lia Specht, under the instruction of Ms. Sams. The design was painstakingly carved using a printmaking technique called linocut, in which a design is carved into a linoleum block and then transferred onto the final print surface. Out of several impressive creations, Lia's was chosen for this year's card design. Please congratulate Lia on the winning design and thank Ms. Sams for guiding her students through this creative process!
