CES Tiger Gram

Mr. Shackelford has embraced a wide range of responsibilities with energy and a positive attitude.

He is known for his readiness to tackle any challenge that comes his way. His willingness to meet any need is a testament to his commitment to the school community. No task is too big or too small for Mr. S., and his can-do attitude inspires those around him, students and staff alike, to strive for excellence. Congratulations!

Our students and staff will participate in an interactive living museum experience to help bring important moments and figures in history to life during the week of February 24th - 28th.

Congrats to Mrs. Butler & Mrs. O'Donnell's class for winning this week's heart challenge with 895 hearts. Thank you students and parents for supporting the American Heart Association and helping us sell 7,400 hearts. We are on our way to exceeding our goal of $12,000!

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! Did you know that reports show that American students miss over 50 million hours of school every year because of oral health problems? Students who are absent miss important instruction time, especially in early grades where reading skills are building blocks of future learning.

Encourage your child to brush their teeth for two minutes, two times per day, and read for 20 minutes as a way of building good oral health and literacy habits.

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Is your child too sick for school???

• PLEASE keep children home during the course of a fever and for an additional 24 hours after the fever has passed without fever reducers.
• PINK EYE: Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, is caused by a bacterial infection and is contagious! Signs and symptoms include: redness, itching, swelling, matting, and tearing. It is usually treated with antibiotic drops or ointment.

Share kindness not germs!!

Sdunn001@horrycountyschools.net

Nursing Office- 843-488-6164

Oh Lucy, we are so proud of your determination and confidence at the Pee Dee Regional Spelling Bee!

Mark your calendar! The Scholastic Book Fair will be here this week, February 10 - 14.

There will be great books, posters, and other fun items for students and families to purchase.

Our #1 goal is to ensure that Conway Elementary is a SAFE environment for our Tigers. To do this, we hold a variety of safety drills throughout the year. Safety drills enhance school safety by allowing students and staff to understand proper emergency procedures outside of a crisis situation. What drills will our Tigers participate in throughout the school year?

Fire Drill: Students and staff practice exiting the building in case of a fire.

Tornado Drill: Students and staff take safety position lining up along an interior wall or the safest area, in case of a tornado.

Earthquake Drill: Students and staff DROP, COVER and HOLD ON, getting under a table or desk if one is near, in case of an earthquake.

Intruder Drill: Our school has adopted the “I Love U Guys” Foundation’s Standard Response Protocol (SRP). Students and staff will be training, practicing, and drilling the protocol. You can learn more from the Standard Response Protocol Handout for Parents. https://bit.ly/45RDBKW

Weapons Detection Systems: ALL students and visitors must walkthrough a weapons detection system upon entry to the school. ALL visitors must present identification.