Come meet SCE's new Principal and Assistant Principal!
Come meet SCE's new Principal (Kelly Flynn) and Assistant Principal (Ashley Petre)!
SCE's Inventory Team worked hard today preparing for the upcoming school year. They spent the day completing the inventory for our new reading and math curriculum. They got it all done!!
Mr. Allen & Mrs. Robins, you have made your mark on us which can never be erased. ✏️ We wish you the best in your future. You'll always be a Sea Turtle. 🐢💚💙
We're happy to share with you that Ruby S. from Mrs. Appelson's 2nd grade class is our final Sea Turtle of the Week for the 22-23 school year. Ruby, your school is proud of you.
We're so proud of these 5th grade students and are going to miss them next year. We know you're going to do great things as a shark at Surf City Middle. 🦈 Remember to come back and say hi to your Sea Turtle family! 🐢
Almost 3 months ago, Turkey was hit by a massive earthquake. Our school community stepped up and began to collect coins to help. We knew that Turkey would require continued help long after the disaster as they were facing overwhelming devastation on all levels. Listen to this GREAT news...through our coin drive, we're able to send over $1,641.23 to Turkey to help with anything from medical needs to rebuilding homes and living expenses. Great work Sea Turtles helping others in need. 💚💙
Burgaw Middle is proud to host the Pender Long Term Recovery Group 2023 Disaster Preparedness Expo. Hurricane season officially begins June 1st and this event will provide answers to many questions you may have when it comes to your family’s safety! #PCSPride #PCSCommunity
Tuesday Fun! 🌟 Mrs. Wilkie's class showed off their artistic talents with paint 🖌️ while Mrs. McDonald’s class enjoyed a day of camping. They built fire, made tents, played games, went on a nature walk and ate delicious s'mores. 🏕️
Monday Fun! 🌟 2nd grade enjoyed a field trip to Airlie Gardens and 3rd graders participated in Teach the Teacher Day. Mrs. Gray's students taught her learned how to throw a curve ball and tie dye while Mrs. Holt's students taught her about lizards, gymnastics & anime.
Mrs. Taylor's first grade class is enjoying a fun filled science day on this rainy Friday. Great work, scientists.
Kindergarten has been studying the work of authors Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen with their shape trilogy series. Rosalie in Mrs. Harbin's class decided to make some great representations of the characters by using the straws in library class.
Thanks to all your support during our Book Fairs, one of the things the library was able to do was to buy 2 chess tables for students to use. Adding chess to our library will encourage problem solving skills as well as build respect and cooperation as students begin to play each other.
We're happy to share with you that Neely B. from Mrs. Hitchens' 2nd grade class is our Sea Turtle of the Week for the week of May 15-19. Neely, your school is proud of you.
Shout out to our PTA, who allotted money for classrooms to buy some instructional materials. Mrs. Edwards' class chose some sensory phonics games and the kids LOVED them. Thank you!
Please join us for a conversation about PCS's consideration of a three-tiered bus routing system. Unable to attend? The events will be streamed live via our YouTube channel https://bit.ly/3OgSYXw You can also provide helpful survey information here https://bit.ly/3MkFZBx
In an effort to gather input on the scheduling and bus routing for the 2023-24 school year, we invite you to voice any questions or concerns about a three-tiered system. Your response will help us develop our plan moving forward - https://bit.ly/41BVTx3
Mrs. Curry's 1st grade class enjoyed some rock treats today! They made metamorphic rocks by applying pressure and heat to two starburst. Then they made sedimentary rock by layering graham crackers and icing. Last they made igneous rock by heating chocolate chips until they melted and let them cool before eating them. 🪨
Mrs. Livesey's 1st grade class has been researching animals, habitats and National Parks. They are brought it ALL together in the form of animal dioramas and collaborative National Park displays. To top it off, these amazing researchers and writers had the opportunity to share their hard work with the whole school.
Pender County Schools Superintendent Dr. Brad Breedlove explains the differences between a two and three-tier bus routing system as well as the benefits a three-tier system would offer - https://youtu.be/8q3UZKZdtz0
