Students and staff wore the favorite college gear or colors to help celebrate and bring awareness to higher education opportunities for our students!

Our Seahawks had fun learning about Veteran's Day and writing thank you letters to our Veterans of Eagle Crest. A special thank you to Mrs. Freyburger for delivering their letters!

 

 

A HUGE thank you to our volunteers, Philip Larrimore, Kim Mangum, Dana, Jason, Jonah, and Anna Lee for creating this welcoming display as you enter our school. Also, thank you PTO for funding this. We can’t think of a better way to welcome our Seahawks every day. 💚💛💚💛

Our Seahawks had an awesome week celebrating Red Ribbon Week as they pledged to be drug-free. On 10/26 and 10/28 students and staff dressed up in as much red as possible. On 10/27 and 10/29 students and staff wore crazy hair, clothes, and mix-matched shoes and socks. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We are so happy to be back in the building on a hybrid schedule teaching our students face-to-face, with social distancing of course! 

 

This year Field Day looked a little different, but it was still a great day for celebrating their learning and hard work all year long! Thanks to Mr. King and his family for putting this Virtual Field Day together. Our Seahawks definitely enjoyed it! 

Click on the link below for some virtual fun! 

https://youtu.be/DvcIFMFAZls

 

       

This was a super fun virtual field trip hosted by Santee Cooper. The students learned about safety tips, lights, shadows, and learned how to make lava lamps. This activity was so much fun! Thanks again Santee cooper! 

 

 

We are so proud of our Seahawks. Even though we aren't physically in school, they are not forgetting to pick up a book and read! Way to go Seahawks! 

Look at our Engineers go! They are using what they've been taught in STEM and designing lots of fun, creative things such as cars, buildings, cities, hair bands, sanitizer, and so much more!  Keep creating! 

Thanks to Santee Cooper for educating our students. Some of the lessons that were taught were about insects, static electricity, and alligators.