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  • 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.

     

  • BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR, ALL SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS AND OFFICES HAVE BEEN CLOSED THROUGH THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2020.
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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
    Will we still have Spring Break? What about high school proms and graduation ceremonies? How will students be graded? What do I do to sign up to get meals for my children? Find the answers here: https://bit.ly/2yoPLAh 

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  • Meals Weekly


    Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R1Meals
    Question Title * 3. Please select your child's SCHOOL. If your child is enrolled at a special site (like Olympia, Evening High School, Heyward Career Center, etc.), please select the child's home/zoned school.
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    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 BUSES TO PROVIDE WI-FI HOTSPOTS FOR STUDENTS

    Richland One will use Wi-Fi-equipped buses to help provide Internet access to students while schools are closed. Starting Thursday, March 26, buses will be stationed at nine sites across the district (other sites may be added later). Students and parents can sit in their vehicles within 200-250 feet of the buses to access free Wi-Fi from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Monday through Friday at those locations. The buses will be parked in front of the buildings or in other prominent areas at the designated sites. Students and parents will not be able to board the buses.

    Bus Wi-Fi Access Sites (Starting March 26)

    Annie Burnside Elementary School
    7300 Patterson Road
    Columbia, SC 29209
     
    Burton-Pack Elementary School
    111 Garden Drive
    Columbia, SC 29204
     
    Gadsden Elementary School
    1660 S. Goodwin Circle
    Gadsden, SC 29052
     
    W.S. Sandel Elementary School
    2700 Seminole Road
    Columbia, SC 29210
     
    Edward E. Taylor Elementary School
    200 McRae Street
    Columbia, SC 29203
     
    Watkins-Nance Elementary School
    2525 Barhamville Road
    Columbia, SC 29204
     
    Webber Elementary School
    140 Webber School Road
    Eastover, SC 29044
     
    Columbia High School
    1701 Westchester Drive
    Columbia, SC 29210
     
    Lewis Scott Court Apartments
    238 Lewis Scott Court
    Eastover, SC 29044

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    We are proud to announce our SC Report Card rating #LeveledUp from AVERAGE to GOOD! We have great students, teachers, parents, partners, and community members on Team Perry! Congratualtions to all middle schools for a job well done.  #Higher #PerryLeveledUp #GoEagles
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  • Pi Day 2020
    Team Perry celebrated “Pi Day” with a Daily Pi Trivia and concluded with Pies for everyone. 
  • Pearls Bowties
    Pearls & BowTies Masquerade Ball sneak peak. Thanks to our parents, students, and PTO for a wonderful evening.

  • Jr Achievemt
    6th Grade Junior Achievement Club had a successful career session.

  • Raffle/Attendance
    RAFFLE RAFFLE RAFFLE! Students! Parents! Perfect attendance will be rewarded at W.A.Perry! If students have no absences for an entire month, parents/guardians will be entered into a raffle. A winner will be announced each month! You must come every day! 

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    Positivity at Perry-Every Monday and Friday #GoodVibes

  • Teen Talk Program and Lessons

    Teen Talk is a weekly youth development program for middle and high school students held during each participating school’s lunch period. Lunch is provided for Teen Talk participants. The program is designed to help teens get through a challenging time in life. The program helps teens make good choices toward a bright future. Some of the topics and lessons are Healthy Relationships, Body Image, Friendship Limits and Talking with Parents.

    Perry’s Teen Talk groups meet every Monday during the students' lunch period. Students can pick up a registration form from the School Counseling office.

  • See Say

    See Something, Say Something

    School safety is a community-wide effort and responsibility. We invite you to help us keep our Eagles-students and employees safe. If you SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING.

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    Get your official Perry Rally Flag!!!

  • A Message from the Principal 

    Hi Perry Families & Students,

    Dr. Robin Coletrain Welcome to the 2019-20 school year! I am honored and excited to return for my fourth year as the proud principal of W.A. Perry Middle School. I eagerly anticipate another successful year partnering with staff, parents, and the community to insure our students have an exceptional educational experience.

    W.A. Perry strives to provide a high-quality program that supports the academic, social and emotional growth and safety of its students. Our focus is to help students become creators, communicators, critical thinkers and collaborators to be successful in school and to compete globally. We are proud to offer a challenging educational program with a S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) focus, a great visual and performing arts program, an ever-growing sports program, and a host of clubs and mentoring opportunities that offers something for everyone. We believe it is important to be connected to the school through positive relationships, a sense of community, and participation in extracurricular opportunities.

    Our staff recognizes the role they play in helping your child reach their full potential, and they do not take the responsibility lightly. We truly believe all students can be successful and this belief drives the work they do on a daily basis. Parent involvement too is vital to your child’s success, and we ask that you continue to play an active role in their education.

    Another year of learning, anticipation, wonder and fun lies ahead. We are excited to have our students return to campus and look forward to all the gains we will achieve by working together this year. As we move forward, let’s remain committed to the success of all students served at W.A. Perry Middle School. With the support of our parents, community, business leaders and a dedicated SIC and PTO, we will continue to advance and strive for excellence.

     I look forward to meeting everyone and can't wait to see you back on our campus.

     #StrongerTogether #ExcelExceedElevate #LevelUp #Higher

    With Great Eagle Pride,

    Dr. Robin Coletrain

    robin.coletrain@richlandone.org

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