The Information Technology (IT) Department will provide technical support to all staff, students, and parents of Richland School District 1 on eLearning Days. The IT Support Team can be reached by calling 803-231-7436. This number will be active Monday through Friday from the hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

        Coronavirus News

Richland One to Provide Week's Worth of Meals for Students on Mondays Starting March 30; Parents Asked to Complete Online Form

While schools are closed, Richland One is providing “grab-and-go” breakfasts and lunches for students on weekdays at designated locations. Starting March 30, families will receive a week’s worth of meals on Mondays. “The change will reduce the number of trips families have to make to the pick-up locations for meals. The meals will be picked up once a week for the entire week,” said Richland One Nutrition Services Director Tracy Dixon. Along with offering curbside meal pick-ups, the district also has been making bus deliveries to a limited number of sites. With the new meal distribution process, bus deliveries will end after Friday, March 27, Dixon said. Richland One is working with community partners to provide home deliveries to parents who are unable to pick up meals for their children from one of the 10 sites. To help the Nutrition Services staff know how many meals to prepare, Richland One parents are asked to complete an online form. Parents can access the form directly at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R1Meals or via the district’s website (www.richlandone.org). Parents will receive a follow-up email after they complete the form.

 All children 18 and under are eligible to receive the free meals. Parents can drive to any of the locations, remain in their vehicles and staff will distribute the meals curbside. The pick-up hours will be 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on Mondays. Children must be present to receive the meals.

 Meal Pick-up Sites Starting March 30 (MONDAYS ONLY – 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)

§  Carver-Lyon Elementary School

2100 Waverly Street

Columbia, SC 29204

§  Hyatt Park Elementary School

4200 North Main Street

Columbia, SC 29203

§  Caughman Road Elementary School

7725 Caughman Road

Columbia, SC 29209

§  South Kilbourne Elementary School

1400 South Kilbourne Road

Columbia, SC 29205

§  Edward E. Taylor Elementary School

200 McRae Street

Columbia, SC 29203

§  St. Andrews Middle School

1231 Bluefield Drive

Columbia, SC 29210

§  Southeast Middle School

731 Horrell Hill Road

Hopkins, SC 29061

§  Eau Claire High School

4800 Monticello Road

Columbia, SC 29203

§  Lower Richland High School

2615 Lower Richland Boulevard

Hopkins, SC 29061

§  Richland One Central Kitchen

1224 Whitney Street

Columbia, SC 29201

Richland One offers   Wi-Fi Hotspots

Teams

Microsoft Teams will be used to deliver instruction, assignments, as well as, other relevant information related to their classes and other school resources. If students are using a district issued laptop, they can access Microsoft Teams through their school email. Students will log into their email by using their username and password with district issued computers.  Email: username@R1student.org and then their password.

First Step

Download the Microsoft Teams app on your cell phone or other electronic device that is not a Richland School District One issued laptop.

Second Step

Log into Microsoft Teams using the student’s email.   Email: username@R1student.org

Third Step

Upper left corner – click on the waffle. Choose - Teams.

Select your classes - upper right on screen (Create or Join a class)

Click Join ( join each class to view your assignments)

Now

Log in each day and complete assignments (submit assignments online or using email).

Sharing Clever

Alcorn Middle School

A Guide for eLearning (Online Learning)

Students can use Clever to access Edmodo or Team class assignments. Please use the information to log onto Clever - clever.com/richlandschooldistrictone.org or click 

Clever Instructions

  Alcorn Middle School

                   2019-2020 Goals   

1. Increase student academic proficiency by 20 points in grades 6-8 on SC READY and SC PASS state assessments.

2. Increase the percent of students scoring at or above grade level on the reading and math universal screeners.

3. Reduce the referral and suspension rate by 10%.