Congratulations to this week's “Tell Me Something Good” drawing winner Ms. Mimi Apligido from Colleton County High School.
Ms. Apligido shared "Even though I wasn’t feeling my best today, I was deeply touched by the kindness and understanding my students showed. I know they also notice it and In my first block, one student volunteered to distribute the worksheets while everyone stayed focused and cooperative. Another even volunteered to open the door when someone knocked. In my second block, one student offered to get water for me, and another even went to the clinic to check if there was anything that could help. Their thoughtfulness and initiative truly warmed my heart and reminded me why I love teaching ,because of the compassion and respect my students show, even in small but meaningful ways, and I do appreciate it being a new international teacher here. "
Congratulations to Ms. Apiligido and keep up the great work!
Ms. Apligido shared "Even though I wasn’t feeling my best today, I was deeply touched by the kindness and understanding my students showed. I know they also notice it and In my first block, one student volunteered to distribute the worksheets while everyone stayed focused and cooperative. Another even volunteered to open the door when someone knocked. In my second block, one student offered to get water for me, and another even went to the clinic to check if there was anything that could help. Their thoughtfulness and initiative truly warmed my heart and reminded me why I love teaching ,because of the compassion and respect my students show, even in small but meaningful ways, and I do appreciate it being a new international teacher here. "
Congratulations to Ms. Apiligido and keep up the great work!
Piece Together a Bright Future. Red Ribbon Week.
Mrs. Pruitt's HoneyBEES dressed in Neon or Bright Colors.
Mrs. Pruitt's HoneyBEES dressed in Neon or Bright Colors.
Piece Together a Bright Future. Red Ribbon Week.
Mrs. Frazier's HoneyBEES dressed in Neon or Bright Colors.
Mrs. Frazier's HoneyBEES dressed in Neon or Bright Colors.
Dr. Tabangay's HoneyBEEs dressing up for Red Ribbon Week
October 28th. Life is a puzzle...Live it drug free.
Mrs. Pruitt & Mrs. Frazier's class wearing
red for Red Ribbon Week today!
red for Red Ribbon Week today!
Congratulations to this week's “Tell Me Something Good” drawing winner Ms. Patricia Weathers from Colleton County Middle School.
Ms. Weathers shared "My classes recently started reading The Lightning Thief, and a student told me that he was so excited to read when he came to class. He said it was the best book he had ever read! I love seeing our students excited about reading!"
Congratulations to Ms. Weathers and keep up the great work!
Ms. Weathers shared "My classes recently started reading The Lightning Thief, and a student told me that he was so excited to read when he came to class. He said it was the best book he had ever read! I love seeing our students excited about reading!"
Congratulations to Ms. Weathers and keep up the great work!
Teachers reading to HoneyBees after school at car duty.
Thank you for your dedication to our HoneyBEES!
We appreciate you!
Thank you for your dedication to our HoneyBEES!
We appreciate you!
2025 Red Ribbon Week at HES!
October is National Principal's Month and Colleton County School District would like to honor the dedication and hard work of our school principals. The impact each of you have on the students, staff and community is so important. Thank you for your leadership, vision and hands-on approach to creating a positive learning environment for the students in Colleton County School District.
Please join us for a "Family Tech Talk Night" on Tuesday, November 13, 2025 at 5:00pm in the boardroom located at the Colleton County School District administrative offices.
Stephanie Hite (SC Attorney General's Office) will be presenting discussions on internet safety, digital footprints, cyberbullying and other important related topics. This session will hold some valuable information for the whole family. We look forward to seeing you there.
Stephanie Hite (SC Attorney General's Office) will be presenting discussions on internet safety, digital footprints, cyberbullying and other important related topics. This session will hold some valuable information for the whole family. We look forward to seeing you there.
The Colleton County School District Office of Federal Programs is excited to share some information about C.O.R.E Impact in Colleton County. If you are interested in becoming a community leader with C.O.R.E Impact, send an email to leadership@coreimpact.family to learn more.
Congratulations to this week's “Tell Me Something Good” drawing winner is Mr. Romeo Edwards from Colleton County High School.
Mr. Edwards shared "Would like to give a shoutout to my JV Football Team. We're on a 3-game winning streak after our win against Beaufort High School last Thursday. We're currently 5-1 on the season. Be sure to come out and support our final home game of the season on October 30, 2025."
Congratulations to Mr. Edwards and keep up the great work!
Mr. Edwards shared "Would like to give a shoutout to my JV Football Team. We're on a 3-game winning streak after our win against Beaufort High School last Thursday. We're currently 5-1 on the season. Be sure to come out and support our final home game of the season on October 30, 2025."
Congratulations to Mr. Edwards and keep up the great work!
The Colleton County School District athletics department has shared the weekly sports schedule for October 20, 2025 through October 25, 2025. Friday night is a home football game as well as "Senior Night." Please come out and support our athletes and seniors.
Happy National Boss's Day! We would like to celebrate this day with Superintendent Williams as well as the other leaders within our district. Your hard work and dedication are greatly appreciated. Hope you've had a great day!
On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, Colleton County School District held the Committee of the Whole Meeting. During this meeting, we were proud to have the Forest Hills Elementary Paw Patrol read the mission statement and greet guests as they arrived. Superintendent Jessica Williams provided staff recognitions as outlined below.
School board members who received the "Boardmanship Institute Recognition" for points earned from attending various board leadership meetings included Mr. Craig Stivender who earned a level 2 distinction for having earned at least 40 points and Mrs. Sharon Witkin who earned a level 4 distinction for having earned at least 200 points.
The "Above and Beyond" recognitions are nominated by the school principals and included the following: Bells Elementary - Lily Heyward, Black Street Early Childhood Center - Taleija Hill, Cottageville Elementary - Jaymar Gilbuena, Hendersonville Elementary - Sonia Inabinett, Colleton County Middle School - Rhonda Kierpiec, Colleton County High School - Deborah Daniels, Thunderbolt Career & Technology Center - Brian Wilson.
"Special Recognition" was given to CCHS NJROTC instructor PR1 Christopher Hutchens. His colleague, Chief Kenneth Delee, nominated him for a job well done. Over the last 10 years of his tenure with the program, PR1 Hutchens has mentored over 1400 students, produced over 100 cadets who went on to join the military as a career after high school and has helped cadets earn 1 million dollars in scholarships.
The Office of Student Nutrition were recognized for a job well done. Director, Mrs. Kristina Wallace, welcomed her staff to the podium for recognition. Staff included Karen Finley, Melinda Risher, Maeetta Hicks, Kurt Finley, Eva Gibson, Brenda Washington, Alice Robinson, Marilyn Pye, Sallie Aiken, Linda Fryar, Patricia Floyd, Harriett Wade, Robin Shrewsbury, Hubert Erwin, Bertie Crosby, Theresa Linder, Phyllis Johns, Peggy Byyah, Hollie Bailey, Sherrill Sanders, April Bridge, Janice Bowers, Gloria Wright, Paullette Barnes, Irish Simmons, Mercedez Raiford, Kimberly Barnes, Clarissa Cockrum, Susan Rivers, Sheryl Rudy, Belinda Robinson, Jaime Infinger, Karen Barnes, Lisa Davis and Karen Fennell.
The following instructional coaches were recognized for a job well done: BES - Jessica Reid, BSECC - Renee Roberts, CES - Cotrina Hampton-White, FHE - Allie Utsey, HES - Sonia Inabinett, NES - Stacy Kennedy, CCMS - Laura Reasonover and CCHS - Lydia Culler.
Lastly, the following reading coaches were recognized for a job well done: BES - Sherri Smart, CES - Amy Singleton, FHE-Lesi Sons, HES - Carol Paul, NES - Michelle Phillips.
Congratulations to all of our staff for everything you do day in and day out for the students of Colleton County School District. In Colleton, it's all about the kids.
School board members who received the "Boardmanship Institute Recognition" for points earned from attending various board leadership meetings included Mr. Craig Stivender who earned a level 2 distinction for having earned at least 40 points and Mrs. Sharon Witkin who earned a level 4 distinction for having earned at least 200 points.
The "Above and Beyond" recognitions are nominated by the school principals and included the following: Bells Elementary - Lily Heyward, Black Street Early Childhood Center - Taleija Hill, Cottageville Elementary - Jaymar Gilbuena, Hendersonville Elementary - Sonia Inabinett, Colleton County Middle School - Rhonda Kierpiec, Colleton County High School - Deborah Daniels, Thunderbolt Career & Technology Center - Brian Wilson.
"Special Recognition" was given to CCHS NJROTC instructor PR1 Christopher Hutchens. His colleague, Chief Kenneth Delee, nominated him for a job well done. Over the last 10 years of his tenure with the program, PR1 Hutchens has mentored over 1400 students, produced over 100 cadets who went on to join the military as a career after high school and has helped cadets earn 1 million dollars in scholarships.
The Office of Student Nutrition were recognized for a job well done. Director, Mrs. Kristina Wallace, welcomed her staff to the podium for recognition. Staff included Karen Finley, Melinda Risher, Maeetta Hicks, Kurt Finley, Eva Gibson, Brenda Washington, Alice Robinson, Marilyn Pye, Sallie Aiken, Linda Fryar, Patricia Floyd, Harriett Wade, Robin Shrewsbury, Hubert Erwin, Bertie Crosby, Theresa Linder, Phyllis Johns, Peggy Byyah, Hollie Bailey, Sherrill Sanders, April Bridge, Janice Bowers, Gloria Wright, Paullette Barnes, Irish Simmons, Mercedez Raiford, Kimberly Barnes, Clarissa Cockrum, Susan Rivers, Sheryl Rudy, Belinda Robinson, Jaime Infinger, Karen Barnes, Lisa Davis and Karen Fennell.
The following instructional coaches were recognized for a job well done: BES - Jessica Reid, BSECC - Renee Roberts, CES - Cotrina Hampton-White, FHE - Allie Utsey, HES - Sonia Inabinett, NES - Stacy Kennedy, CCMS - Laura Reasonover and CCHS - Lydia Culler.
Lastly, the following reading coaches were recognized for a job well done: BES - Sherri Smart, CES - Amy Singleton, FHE-Lesi Sons, HES - Carol Paul, NES - Michelle Phillips.
Congratulations to all of our staff for everything you do day in and day out for the students of Colleton County School District. In Colleton, it's all about the kids.
Colleton County School District is excited to share the great opportunities being offered at our elementary schools. We invite you to come learn with us.
Colleton County School District is excited to share the great opportunities being offered at Colleton County Middle School. We invite you to come learn with us.
Colleton County School District is excited to share the great opportunities being offered at Colleton County High School. We invite you to come learn with us.
Unity Day by the National Bullying Prevention Center is October 22nd!
Wear & share orange. Send a visible message of kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to prevent bullying. October is also National Bullying Prevention Month!
Thank you!
"Unity Day, started by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in October 2011, is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month. This is a day when we can come together to send a visible message of building commUNITY through kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. The call to action is simple: wear and share the color orange. This vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, showing support for students who have been bullied and for bullying prevention."
-National Bullying Prevention Center
Wear & share orange. Send a visible message of kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to prevent bullying. October is also National Bullying Prevention Month!
Thank you!
"Unity Day, started by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in October 2011, is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month. This is a day when we can come together to send a visible message of building commUNITY through kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. The call to action is simple: wear and share the color orange. This vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, showing support for students who have been bullied and for bullying prevention."
-National Bullying Prevention Center
1st Quarter Awards Day
