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Daniel Jenkins Academy Teacher invites NYT Bestselling author into the English Classroom
When Monique Collins, an English teacher at Daniel Jenkins Academy, invited J. Elle, a New York Times Bestselling author, to speak with her students, she was ecstatic when the author agreed. “I knew this would be an amazing opportunity,” said Collins.
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Youth Apprenticeships Available
Regional employers are offering rising high school juniors, seniors, and graduating seniors the opportunity to "learn and earn."
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CCSD launches new mobile app
CCSD has expanded its communications outreach with a free mobile app that is now available in the online Apple App and Google Play app stores.
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CCSD bus routes finalized
The mission of the CCSD Transportation Department is to safely provide efficient, cost-effective, and reliable transportation service to the students and parents of the Charleston County School District. To safely provide efficient, cost-effective, and reliable transportation service to the students and parents in a manner that supports the education and extracurricular objectives to the district. Please visit the Transportation Department home page, linked here, to view your child’s bus route.
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Nutrition Services gearing up to serve students
It’s back to school September 8, 2020 and CCSD’s Nutrition services team will be in place and ready to serve students returning to face-to-face instruction. Nutrition Services will also continue grab-and-go meal distribution for students enrolled in virtual instruction. Learn more by following this link.
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Learn about CCSD’s Safe Restart plans
The Safe ReStart approved by CCSD will offer two options: The in-person school that will begin Sept. 8 with actual in-person instruction and the K-12 Virtual Academy, which entails a 9-week commitment for K-8 students and a semester commitment for high school students. For additional information follow this link or email saferestart@charleston.k12.sc.us.t plans for back to school.
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District Adopts New Standard Response Protocol (SRP)
Charleston County School District (CCSD) officially adopted a new safety response program known as the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) on Tuesday, January 21, 2020.
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Chad Ferguson, Interim Principal
