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  • 2018-2019 Science Fair Information 

    Click Here: Science Fair Letter

     

    Please contact Mrs. Randle via phone at 803.695.3331 or via email at Latasha.Randle@richlandone.org for additional information or should you have any questions. 

  • Hello, my name is Doris Burton, and I am the Parent and Family engagement Specialist assigned to this school.  My primary duty is to help make the connection between home and school.  I look forward to providing ways of communicating with the school, parents, families and the community.  Please feel free to contact me by cell phone at, 803-743-7612.  On behalf of the Office of Federal and State Programs, I look forward to the rest of our school year together. 

    TOGETHER WE CAN!
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  • Bus Student Transportation News Corner

     

    We are requesting parent’s assistance to encourage students to walk single file facing traffic. Cross directly across road to bus stop. Look left, right, then left again for approaching traffic. “Be alert, don’t get hurt.” Do not throw objects or wear headphone devices when walking to the bus stop. No horseplay. Carry personal belongings in backpacks or sport bags. Make sure bus has stopped before leaving their seat. Take all belongings with them. Exit in an orderly fashion without pushing or crowding. Hold handrail when walking down steps, don’t jump off. Walk at all times. When crossing the road, use the 15 feet rule. Make eye contact with the driver and watch for hand signal to cross. Stop and look both ways at the centerline, then continue crossing. Go directly to house; do not go to mailbox, etc. If you leave an object on the bus or drop it on the ground always check with the driver before retrieving it.

     

    We wish you and your family a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving break!

     

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  • Rubiks

    Welcome to SpeedCubing!

    Richland District One and EngenuitySC are excited to announce a new opportunity for our students - speedcubing! Speedcubing encourages students to learn and memorize traditional and new algorithms that allow them to solve a Rubik's cube with record speed. It's a great introduction to the practicality of algorithms, and it's a lot of fun! School-level teams will meet up in January and May for a team competition complete with trophies and medals.

     School-level teams and clubs will begin practicing this fall as a collaborative effort of your school and EngenuitySC. Please watch the video, above, or review the attached flier for more information. Team registration begins now!

     And let's get ready to "do the cube!"

     
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