The South Carolina School Board Association's Boardmanship Institute offers a year-round training curriculum focused on leadership skills for board members on state and national educational issues. Congratulations to the board members listed below who have reached a new level!
Gene Clinkscales, Level 1;
Kevin Craft, Level 2;
Mason Gary, Level 2;
Jimmy Ouzts, Level 3
Second-grade art students at Wright Elementary School read "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds. They transformed dots into a floral design using warm and cool colors. This week they are creating the center of their flowers using lines, designs, and patterns. According to Mrs. Latimer, "It's so much fun getting to work with young artists and inspire creativity! We love to get messy and explore new ways to create. As always, I'm excited for all of the great things we will make in art this year!"
This Montessori K5 student was eager to share his "CVC" words that have the short e sound. Liam is a fantastic reader!
This week, September 10-16, Anderson School District Two is excited to celebrate National Arts in Education Week! To honor the occasion, we ask that you help us bring attention to the transformative power of the arts in education. Want to join us in celebrating? Share an inspiring #BecauseOfArtsEd on social media. Please share a picture of some of your child's artwork or a clip from a performance in Anderson School District Two. Thank you for helping shine the light on the arts in Anderson School District Two.
ASD2 School Board Meeting will be held on Monday, September 11, 2023. Please click on the following link to view the agenda. bit.ly/asd2__sbm
Kudos to the Teacher Cadet AP students who penned self-esteem stories to complete their Styles and Needs of Learners unit. With the mission to spread positive vibes, these books encourage students to recognize their worth to become the change-makers this world needs
No School September 4th, 2023!
Mrs. Howard's class at HPE had fun learning about place value!
Car duty during a hurricane requires unusual attire at BMS!
After BMS students in Mrs. Skinner's Science 6th grade class learned about parts of a cell, they created an edible plant cell. Students decided what candy they wanted to reorient the cell parts. At the end of the lesson, the students answered questions based on the lab. Students were able to enjoy their sweet treat at the conclusion of the lesson!
Ms. Curry's Advanced Band students were working hard this week to sharpen their musical skills at HPMS!
At Belton Elementary, Mrs. Haley Poore greets her students each day however they choose. Whether they choose a high five, hug, or a quick dance party, it always brings a smile to their students’ faces.
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Did your child try the Hibachi Chicken and Dumplings with fried rice last week for lunch? This was definitely one of our favorite meals. More students are eating lunch this year than ever! Why? Because the lunch is delicious and free.
It's time for lunch at Honea Path Elementary!
Fifth graders at Wright Elementary School worked together to save Fred after his boat capsized in the lake. They had to use teamwork and problem-solving skills to get Fred back in his boat with his life preserver. They used the scientific method to make observations and develop a hypothesis before they began the rescue.
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The students in Mrs. Key's K5 classroom are learning a strategy they can use when they are missing home while they are learning at school.
HPES and HPMS phones and internet service are currently down due to a cut line.
ASD2 is hosting a Substitute Workshop on Thursday, August 31st at the Anderson School District Two District Office from 9 am – 12 Noon.
