Pie in the Face!
The top 5 staff members that receive the most votes will get a pie in the face for all students to enjoy. $1 per vote. Proceeds will help us celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. See picture for more details.
5th Grade completed a STEM activity at KSU WWI/Holocaust Museum yesterday. They were deciding which material would be best for a Georgia Paratrooper’s parachute!
The GREEN SCREEN STEM Club group met today and had a “bubbly” time! Can’t wait to see what else this group creates!
Dressing for what we want to be when we grow up has been fun! Tomorrow is Dr. Seuss’ birthday! Dress like your favorite character!
Click the link for some Super Hero fun today! Tomorrow: “Dress for your future”- What do you want to be when you grow up? https://youtu.be/QzHIo8N0y0o
Bartow community supports learning at HCES by getting them excited about careers within our local community! Thanks to Bartow County Library, Bartow County Recreation Department, Bartow County Fire Dept, and Bartow County Sheriff's Office!
BCSS is excited to offer a FREE STEM Camp for students currently in grades 3 through 6. Test your skill with challenges, clues, and detours to race your way around the world in four days tackling STEM challenges with Spheros, RVR, LEGO Spike Prime Robots, Drones, green screen, and more! Registration opens March 1st at 6:00 PM. https://rb.gy/v7nnxy
The following students placed in the top 3 of their class at the GA Young Author district competition! Congratulations to these HCES authors!
Jackson Coker- 2nd Place (Kindergarten)
Abi Coker- 2nd Place (Second Grade)
Mason Hepler- 3rd Place (Fourth Grade)
Feb. 28 - March 4
Read Across America Spirit Week
Let's have some fun dress up days!
Let's have some fun dress up days!
Read Across America Spirit Week
Feb. 28 - March 4
**See picture for daily themes**
Prepare your child's eWallet for the upcoming Book Fair! This is a great way to avoid sending cash with your child for shopping. See pictures for your child's shopping day.
Click here to learn how to set up eWallet- https://players.brightcove.net/1543299976/Eyj59PHsg_default/index.html?videoId=6275847261001
Click here for our interactive Book Fair page-
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/hamiltoncrossingelemschool1
We are looking for volunteers to help us with our Book Fair during the last week of February. If you are interested, please sign up when you are available at the following link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0f4ba9a822a0f5ce9-hces
Congratulations to the following students named as grade level winners for their submission to the Young Georgia Authors Writing Contest! Their work will be submitted and judged at the district-level competition. We are proud to have these students representing HCES!
K- Jackson Coker
1st- Allie Christmas
2nd- Abi Coker
3rd- Daisy Gearhart
4th- Mason Hepler
5th- Irish Fowler
HCES Counseling Newsletters
English link: https://5il.co/15cm8
Spanish link: https://5il.co/15cm9
The Possum Ball 2022
Follow this link to learn how you can donate to the future of Bartow County kids! https://5il.co/157fe
NEW: After a recent comprehensive review of Bartow County School System Public Health Protocols by parent, teacher, and principal advisory councils, the following changes to current guidelines have been made and are effective immediately: Bartow County Schools will only be contact tracing if a school is in the “yellow phase,” which means more than 1% of the total student and staff population is COVID-19 positive. Contact tracing is the process of identifying students who may have been exposed to the infection. While in the “green phase,” BCS will only monitor confirmed positive students or students who have been exposed to COVID-19 at home. If your child was exposed at home but has immunity, he/she may return to school, but is expected to wear a mask and remain symptom free. Daily temperature checks for these individuals will no longer be conducted by school nurses. Without immunity, prior system guidelines apply. If your school documents an increase in COVID-19 cases and moves into the “yellow phase,” all prior system quarantine guidelines apply, and protocols remain unchanged for students who test positive for COVID-19. As always, thank you for your continued patience and understanding as COVID-19 evolves in our community and new information is released regularly by public health officials. We remain committed to safety and high levels of learning for all students.
WE HAVE A WINNER: The Bartow County School System Teacher of the Year is Michael Kobito, Woodland High School teacher and band director!
Congratulations to our runners-up, Natalie McPherson and Katie Hamilton!
What wonderful representations of the BCSS!
WHAT A WEEK! Thank you so much for participating in Spirit Week!
All of our Knights want to wish the Cass Colonels the best of luck in their homecoming game against Hiram tonight!
HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK
Today there were so many teams represented, tomorrow, let's represent our team, with theme: HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
Wear your HCES/Cass Spirit wear or wear blue and gold colors!
