The READBowl Competition is Back!

Congratulations to our School Spelling Bee winner Tae-Sean Miller!

CCSD is looking for substitute teachers!

NCES second graders take state championship in READBowl ‘21

North Charleston Elementary’s eager readers in grades K-5 logged more than 155,000 minutes in the month they counted their daily reading time.

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.

NCES receives STEM donation

MAria's Kids non profit donated STEM kits to the NCES students.

Registration for Free Need-Based Internet Service

The state of South Carolina is offering free internet hotspots and internet service to eligible homes with school aged children. Eligibility is based on financial need for those who do not already have internet service. Please complete the survey for registration!

Parent-School Contract: Please Sign and Return!

Please take the time to read through this document, sign it and return it to NCES! Thank you!

Attendance

School attendance (face-to-face or virtual) is important for your child to succeed academically and socially. Being present in school helps students to gain reading and math skills, build relationships with their peers and teachers, and create a dependable routine ideal for learning.

MUSC School Based Program

MUSC School-Based Health Program We are excited to offer two opportunities to provide care to your student this school year: Visits at School & Virtual Visits at Home

WINGS a New Way!

WINGS a New Way! Please click on the following link to sign up for Virtual WINGS!

District Academic Calendar finalized

The Charleston County School District Board of Trustees, during their meeting on August 10, 2020, approved a revised Academic Calendar. The new school year will begin for students on Tuesday, September 8, 2020, and will end for students on Friday, June 18, 2021. Click to learn more.

Report bullying!

STOPit is a reporting forum for parents and students to report bullying incidents at school.