According to the SC Department of Education, a Climate Survey gathered from responses from teachers and students, Anderson Two had the highest satisfaction rating of any traditional public school district in the five climate areas:
1. Learning Environment
2. Social and Physical Safety
3. Working Environment
4. Instructional Focus
5. Overall School Climate
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BHP High School Student Body President, Judson Thomas, and Student Body Vice President, Peter Bertoni, recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the October Board Meeting. Thank you, Judson and Peter.
Join us on November 4!
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At WES, instructional assistants work hard to help meet the needs of students through intervention and enrichment.
Happy National Principals Month!
There are so many positive statistics on the importance of children reading. At Belton Elementary School, they try to do what they can to make reading fun for their students! Their teachers work hard to find a topic or genre that students are interested in.
BES is very excited about the brand-new Book Vending Machine that is located in the center of the school. Students are able to earn a token from the library or from their teacher to purchase a free book!
ASD2 School Board Meeting will be held on Monday, October 9, 2023. Please click on the following link to view the agenda. bit.ly/asd2__sbm
Belton Middle School is proud to recognize Mrs. Tribble. Mrs. Tribble is passionate about the students in her classroom and teaching! She pours into each student with a welcoming heart when they enter her classroom. The time she puts into each lesson preparation for World Hist and SC Hist really shines through her teaching. She has embraced teaching middle school and her commitment to each student's learning is awe-inspiring. We are grateful to have Mrs. Tribble as part of the Warrior family!
In Music at HPE, third graders are learning to read and count rhythms from whole notes all the way down to sixteenth notes. Here they are playing drumsticks with Quaver's "Sixteenth Note Samba".
Last week every student at Marshall Primary was delighted to invite families to join us for a classroom visit. Thanks to Title One funding, every student received a book to keep. Families read the book together and enjoyed a craft. It was a wonderful time!
