Jr. Scholars visit USC-L
The 11th grade Junior Scholars visited USC-Lancaster on Friday, January 28th for their Junior Scholars Day.
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News and Announcements
District to consider two possible calendars, seeks public input
Chesterfield County School District is currently considering two possible calendars for next year and is seeking some public input as well.
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Chesterfield Ruby Middle student wins district spelling bee
Brayden Burr won the Chesterfield County School District Spelling Bee held on Jan 25.
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PSTA Executive Director honors district TOY
CCSD recently hosted guest speaker Kathy Maness, Executive Director of Palmetto State Teachers Association (PSTA), at its January Teacher Forum Meeting.
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Jefferson Elementary teacher publishes children’s book
Jefferson Elementary School teacher Shameeka Spann recently published a children’s book, titled “Super Girl Azalee”, which focuses on a second-grade girl working to develop her own self esteem.
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CCSD's eLearning explained
We are again watching the weather closely as we approach Friday. I want to take a minute and give you an update on eLearning and Chesterfield County School District’s status as an eLearning district.
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CCSD announces new Director of Maintenance
Wesley Miles was named the new Director of Maintenance for the Chesterfield County School District at the January 10 meeting of the Board of Trustees.
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CCSD Spelling Bee Winners
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Jefferson Elementary principal named
Mrs. Angela Tucker has been named the new interim principal of Jefferson Elementary.
Mrs. Tucker started her career in the Chesterfield County School District in 1999 as a resource teacher at Edwards Elementary, where she also later became the literacy coach, and then the assistant principal since 2018.
Mrs. Tucker started her career in the Chesterfield County School District in 1999 as a resource teacher at Edwards Elementary, where she also later became the literacy coach, and then the assistant principal since 2018.
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MEMORANDUM ON “TIK TOK THREAT”
The Chesterfield County School District takes the safety and well-being of our students and staff seriously. We recently learned of a nationwide threat of violence against schools and government agencies and have worked closely with our local law enforcement agencies and school resource officers to investigate. Even though we have not found evidence of such threats originating or spreading via TikTok, we handle all rumored threats with the utmost seriousness.
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