Carver's Weekly Update
Week of Monday, February 27, 2023
Carver Parents/Guardians,
Welcome back! All students and staff will return to school on Monday, February 27. Students should be in class by 7:40 AM each day. Students are considered late if they are not in class by 7:45 AM.
All student chromebooks will be disabled from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM each day. Students will need to make sure all homework assignments are completed by 9:00 PM.
Lunch Drop-off:
Students will not be allowed to leave class and go to the office in the middle of class instruction to pick up a lunch box or a lunch from a local restaurant. If parents drop off lunch, students will be instructed to pick up their lunch on their way to the cafeteria for their designated lunch time. Please also note that dropping off lunch from a local restaurant should only be done for a special occasion and not daily.
Thank you!
J. Little
Principal
Dates to Remember!
Monday, February 27 through Friday, March 3 - Read Across America Week (See below.)
Monday, February 27 - PTO Meeting @ 5:30 PM
Wednesday, March 1 - Kona Ice/ SIC & Title 1 Meeting at 2:45 PM
Monday, March 6 - STEAM Magnet Lottery Night @ 6:00 PM
Thursday, March 9 - Carver Career Carnival during the school day/Our chorus students performs at the Mall Music Festival @ 5:15 PM/Skate Night @ 5:30 PM
***Spirit Day - Every Friday - Wear your Carver T-shirt!
****The Good News Club will meet every Monday.
Read Across America Week! Monday, February 27 - Friday, March 3
World Water Day with Francis Marion University!
Congratulations to Caroline in first grade. She is the first student to receive her 100 points t-shirt!
A Snapshot of STEAM Learning at Carver!
STEAM Valentine Stations in Ms. Barrineau's Class, Mrs. Gause's Class, and Mrs. Kremer's Class!
Students in Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Korb’s class used Oreos to show the moon phases!
Hungry Hungry Hippo Station..... Kindergarten students learned about force and motion. They had so much fun pushing and pulling their friends to play hungry hungry hippos!
Third grade students from Mrs. Marsik's class and Ms. Cagle's class were in surgery...They conducted and experimented with various academic STEM challenges!
Staff Shout-out!
We are Carver!
Vision Statement-
Carver students will utilize problem solving, collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking skills to make a positive and significant impact on their future and the future of our ever changing world.
Mission Statement-
The mission of Carver Elementary Magnet School is to provide our students with engaging, challenging, and authentic real-world learning experiences.
Motto-
Carver is a great place to learn!