The initiative was a combined effort from Beta Club and Student Council, concluding with the Turkey Bowl powder puff game organized by Mrs. Cooksey.
This week, students distributed the canned goods to Cannon's Camp Ground United Methodist Church and First Baptist Cowpens where they will help members of our communities.
Way to go, Centurions! #BetheChange!
Students and staff did a great job!
The Broome High School Chorus and Band delivered an incredible performance at Broome's Senior Citizens Concert. Our friends at Charles Lea Center added to the holiday spirit by singing “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” Thanks to all who joined us!
The Broome High School Band and the Clifdale Middle Band did an outstanding job at last night's December Song concert!❄️
Great job, Centurions!
Way to go, Panthers!
We wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
Way to go, Centurions! We are proud of you!
#ConquerAndPrevail
Mrs. Ivy Garner and Mrs. Ashlyn Taylor of Pacolet Elementary School shared their work on success criteria, while Mrs. Wanda Noblin and Mrs. Ashley Moore of Cowpens Elementary School highlighted the new math standards on probability.
We are proud of these exceptional educators, who were selected by the SCCTM committee to present at this statewide event.
Mrs. Ivy Garner and Mrs. Ashlyn Taylor of Pacolet Elementary School shared their work on success criteria, while Mrs. Wanda Noblin and Mrs. Ashley Moore of Cowpens Elementary School highlighted the new math standards on probability.
We are proud of these exceptional educators, who were selected by the SCCTM committee to present at this statewide event.
Under the leadership of Christie Johnson, Department Chair and Senior Instructor of Wofford’s Education Department, forty-eight of her students spent the semester studying the foundations of teaching and learning. Their culminating project brought them to Cannons.
Wofford students created their own lesson plans based on the book Because I Love Me, written by local author Cynthia Robinson. She opened the visit with a read-a-loud of her rhyming book. Afterward, Wofford students visited several classrooms to teach their hands-on, creative lessons promoting confidence.
They gifted each of those classrooms with a copy of the book.
Cannons Principal Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips and Mrs. Johnson, both proud Wofford College alumni, were excited to see this partnership in action.
We are grateful for this collaboration and the positive impact it had on our students!
This week, they learned how to play the steel drum from Artist-in-Residence Kimberly Roberts and memorized two songs! They also learned about the steel drum's Caribbean origins!🏝️
Way to go, Champions!
Mrs. Gilliam’s Clifdale Middle drama class brought careers to life through the school's first-ever Live Career Wax Museum! 🏛️
Students dressed in costumes representing their chosen professions and created presentations detailing the educational path, salary expectations, and top workplaces for their careers.
All Clifdale Middle students toured the museum during lunch and learned about a variety of career options.
Great job, Centurions!
Our new modified calendar is designed to better support student success. You can download the calendar by clicking the link below:
https://5il.co/3s8x7
Let's go, Centurions!
#ConquerAndPrevail
Reilly finished 14th at the AAA Cross Country State Championship over the weekend and earned All-State honors!
Peter competed against students of all grade levels — including high school.
The APH Abacus Bee is a fun and engaging competition designed to ignite a passion for mathematics in students who are blind or have low vision. Way to go, Peter!
Congratulations, Centurions! #BetheChange!
We’re excited to share our 2026–27 proposed Academic Calendar.
This modified year-round schedule is designed to better support student success.
District Three Board policy requires board approval before an Academic Calendar is implemented. The calendar being shared has not yet been approved by the Board. The District Three Board of Trustees will review and vote on the proposed calendar at its Monday, November 17th meeting, therefore, the calendar is not official until the board votes to approve it.
Clifdale Middle's Veterans Day Program this morning featured outstanding performances by choral and band students, along with a powerful message of service from Mr. Erle Hill, Clifdale Middle math teacher and proud Navy veteran.
Veterans, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting our freedoms.
