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NSES Students Participate in the Brickmasters Competition

Ninety Six Elementary School students Solomon Howard (3rd grade), Max Manley (5th grade), and Stella Manley (3rd grade) participated in the Brickmasters of the Lakelands Lego building competition at the Arts Center of Greenwood. The competition was held in conjunction with the iMAGINE STEAM Festival on Saturday, October 21, 2023. Solomon earned Honorable Mention elementary division for his build showcasing the mobility of visually impaired people. Max’s futuristic build featuring a Martian Spaceport won first place in the elementary division.
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Shark Week Writing

Fifth grade students in Mrs. Rush's ELA classes worked on writing with a Shark Week theme. After reading and analyzing several short passages about sharks. Students completing a writing assignment, citing evidence from the passages.
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*Children are our first priority in all decision-making processes.
*All children should have equal access to a quality education addressing their individual needs.
*Children deserve the services of highly qualified instructional and support service personnel.
*Students benefit from a safe, orderly facility where a learning environment of mutual respect for diversity thrives.
*Stakeholder involvement from parents, community, and business partnerships ensures student success.
*All students will learn to read on grade level by the end of third grade and from fourth grade to high school read to learn content required to be college and career ready as required in South Carolina Read to Succeed legislation.
*Students will be college and career ready when graduating from high school.
*Each district employee is a valuable asset in educating children.
*Students learn best when they feel valued and their needs are met.
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