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Ninety Six Elementary School's Junior Beta Club members had the opportunity to participate in the Annual State Convention in Myrtle Beach this week.

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.

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.

Thursday evening at Ninety Six Elementary School, 30 fourth and fifth-grade students were inducted into our Junior Beta Club. Students must satisfy the academic qualifications set by the school and exemplify the eight principles established by the National Junior Beta Club: honesty, justice, service, cooperation, responsibility, industriousness, humility, and charity. They will meet throughout the school year and complete several service projects. They will also attend and compete at the state Beta Club Convention in January. Mrs. Becky Rush and Mrs. Chandler Wells sponsor the Junior Beta Club at Ninety Six Elementary School.

Here is the supply list for NSES for the 2024-25 school year. We will have our Meet the Teacher Drop-in on July 22, 2024, from 4:00-7:00.

Elliott Womack, Silas How, and Brooks Benjamin were the school’s top fundraisers for the Polar Plunge. As part of the challenge, students who raised the most money got to shave Officer Deason's hair.
Silas raised $270
Brooks raised $345
Elliott raised $1,230
NSES total - $2,160
We received the Cool School Award for the most money raised by a school.

Yearbooks are now on sale.

Ms. A. Jenkins' fifth-grade advanced math THRIVE groups have been learning about volume, area, and perimeter. Using what they know about these math concepts, they are planning, designing, and creating their own Volume City to demonstrate their understanding of the new concepts.

The students are busy at Ninety Six Elementary School learning to perform Christmas carols on their keyboards. The students will have a recital for their class at the end of the unit.

Third grade students at Ninety Six Elementary School had a great time with their STEM activity as they tried to “Save Fred!” They all worked hard, collaborated with one another, problem solved, and learned from their mistakes!