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Project SEARCH will be hosting their second annual Frosty 5K on January 11th at HoneyRidge Agricenter. Please join us for a great time and to support two fabulous programs for individuals with disabilities. There will be music and food at the finish line area again this year, and anyone registered by December 11th will get a t-shirt. -
37th Annual
MLK Celebration
Theme, Essay, and Poster ContestThe Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Committee would like to invite all students to participate in the 37th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Celebration. Students in grades 4-12 are asked to help find a theme for the annual celebration of Dr. King’s birth; students in grades 1-5 are invited to enter the poster or essay contest and grades 6-12, the essay contest.
The theme should not exceed ten (10) words and should focus on the life and philosophy of Dr. King. The deadline is Friday, October 25, 2019.
For submission form and guidlines click here.
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GSBA Announces: 2018 Governance Team of the Year Finalist
The Georgia School Boards Association (GSBA) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2018 Governance Team of the Year Award. This prestigious award will be presented annually to one Georgia public school district’s board of education and superintendent who have achieved all-around success in their district. This recognition is deeply rooted in the components of the Georgia Vision Project’s research-based recommendations for Georgia’s public schools. Read more here...
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2019-20 Academic Calendar
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Uniform Standards ResourcesPlease use this Quick Reference Chart and School Colors resource for questions regarding our uniform standards.
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Medicare & Peachcare Enrollment
The Rincon Public Library is providing free assistance for enrollment or renewal of these services every third Saturday or by appointment. Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids are no-cost or low-cost public health insurance programs for children 0-19. Children can get regular check-ups, immunizations, doctor and dentist visits, hospital stays, mental health services, prescriptions and more. View the flyer for more information and contact details or visit www.coastalcampaign.org. -
Parents' Right to Know
Parents may request the following information regarding teacher qualifications as required by the "Every Student Succeeds" Act: Information regarding their student’s classroom teacher’s certificate or credentials, and/or college major and graduate degree information. Parents may also request information regarding the licensing and training of paraprofessionals. Requests may be made in writing to the school principal or Mrs. Susan Hartzog, Director of Human Resources, Effingham County BOE, 405 North Ash Street, Springfield, GA 31329.Derecho De Los Padres a Saber
Los padres pueden solicitar la siguiente información acerca de las calificaciones de maestros como parte del acta “Éxito para cada estudiante”: Información sobre certificados y credenciales del maestro de salón de clase de su estudiante y/o información sobre la Universidad y diploma de graduación. Los padres también pueden solicitar información acerca de las licencias y entrenamiento de para-profesionales. Esta información de be ser solicitada por escrito a el/la principal de la escuela o a la Sra. Susan Hartzog, directora de Recursos Humanos del condado de Effingham a la dirección BOE, 405 North Ash Street, Springfield, GA 31329.
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Emancipation Diploma Bill Process
On Monday, March 30, 2015 Governor Nathan Deal signed the Emancipation Diploma Bill (HB 91) into law. This law means that students who completed school at an Effingham County School System high school and have previously met all graduation requirements with the exception of passing the Georgia High School Graduation Tests (GHSGT) or the Basic Skills Tests can petition to be granted a diploma.Petitioners should complete an application available on the district website (click here) or in person at the Effingham County Board of Education office at 405 N. Ash St., Springfield GA. There is no deadline for submission of a petition, so applications are being continuously accepted and reviewed. Petitioners should allow three to four weeks for completion of the review process.
Further questions may be directed to Mrs. Wendy Porter at 912-754-5508.
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District Online Learning Guidelines
In a cooperative effort with GaVS, ECSD encourages students to consider an online option for either courses that are not locally available or for courses the student may believe themselves to be more successful in when taken in an online environment. Interested parents and students should read the guidelines for Virtual School Classes Available below. Agreement and enrollment forms are also available via the links below: -
The Georgia Vision Project organizes the resources and energies of Georgia's stakeholders to effectively focus on preparing students to become contributing members of a democratic society and global economy. By setting world-class educational standards, establishing viable directives, creating a sustainable framework and organizing contemporary networks at the local, county and regional levels, the Project endeavors to gain the enthusiastic support of Federal, State and local policymakers and the citizens of Georgia.
- 2020 ECSD Budget
- 2020 ECSD Five Year History
- 2019 Procurements
- Academic Calendar 2019-2020 Chart View
- Academic Calendar 2020-2021 Chart View
- Balanced Scorecard
- Blocked Devices
- Central Registration Center
- Employment Opportunities
- Free & Reduced Lunch
- GOSA Report Cards
- HB91 Information
- Strategic Plan
- Student/Parent Handbook
- Uniform Standards
