February 17th is a Professional Development Day. Students do not attend. We will see you on Tuesday!
This morning Superintendent Hipp and Anderson 1 Superintendent Robbie Binnicker packed boxes for the Weekend Snackpack program at the Golden Harvest Food Bank. February is Buy-a-Box month, a push to get the funds needed to make sure the SnackPack program is able to provide for 800 children in Anderson County. Every dollar you give will be doubled thanks to a generous donor's challenge match! 80 children from Anderson 3 benefit from the program. If you would like to help by donation, visit https://secure.givelively.org/donate/united-way-of-anderson-county/buy-a-box
Thank you, United Way of Anderson County, for your dedication to the children of Anderson County!
At our February Board of Trustees Meeting, United Way presented a $400 check from Kingdom Vision Worship Center to fund heaters for needy families in our district. Thank you, United Way of Anderson and Kingdom Vision Worship Center, for filling this need within our community!
Flat Rock looks good in white! ❄️
The calm after the storm.
Our K4 students are also on a two hour delay Friday, February 7th. Please disregard WYFF 4’s message regarding K4.
We will continue to operate on a Two Hour Delay Friday, February 7th for K-12 Grade. Bus routes will begin two hours later than normal, and school offices will open to receive students two hours later than usual.
Anderson School District Three will operate on a Two Hour Delay Friday, February 7th.
Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Reinert has a great time networking with future teachers today at the Clemson Spring Career Fair!
All buses have returned from transporting students. 🚌
Flooded roadways and debris can be reported to Anderson County Public Works here: https://yourgov.cartegraph.com/
We will send an update if there are any changes to tomorrow's schedule.
Please be aware that buses will run slowly due to weather conditions. We will update when all students have been successfully transported.
Anderson Three Schools will dismiss at 2PM today due to weather conditions.
The Tornado Warning for our area has been lifted. Schools are on a normal operating schedule. We are continuing to monitor weather conditions. ALL STUDENTS AND STAFF ARE SAFE.
We are following safety protocol during the storm. All students are safe.
We are actively communicating with the National Weather Service. As a precaution, after school activities are cancelled for today. Check back on our app/website for further updates.
Crescent High School celebrated National Signing Day by announcing four seniors will be continuing their education and football careers at the collegiate level. Congratulations to these students:
Jaheim Bowman - Erskine College
Jayden Vincent - Presbyterian College
Jason McClain - Georgia Knights Prep
Justin Tillman - Erskine College
Go Tigers!🐅
Full Gallery: http://bit.ly/NATSIGN2020
We will hold Classroom Substitute Training on February 26th!
This week art students in Mrs. Sarah Jordan’s class at Starr-Iva used the Impasto technique to create animal paintings. Impasto is a painting technique where paint is laid on an area of the surface in very thick layers. This allows the Bush or painting-knife strokes to be visible. This provides texture when dried, and allows the paint appear to come out of the canvas. Artists such as Pollock and Vincent Van Gogh used the technique quite frequently. 🎨
Check out this time-lapse video of the new Anderson Institute of Technology! https://youtu.be/tebqgp-Ovsc?t=7s
100 Days Brighter, Smarter, and Older! 💯🌈👵🏽
#100thdayofschool #wheresmywalker
